Re: [Harp-L] Re:PB

["akc" <meadow.sweet@xxxxxxxxxx>]

I think you put your finger on it, Iceman. There's often a gap between 
sounds and feeling that can excite and please an audience - and technique 
that impresses players. Years ago, I used to listen to tracks with a friend 
who was a drums teacher..... he could only hear technique. Took me years to 
get back to where I could 'enjoy' music without having to analyse it first.

Might also explain why some folks aren't as successful as they think they 
ought to be.

A.
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Subject: Re: [Harp-L] Re:PB


> Butterfield's harmonica playing leaped off those old records with high 
> energy and excitement that was infectious - more so than the old blues 
> guys at the time, to my ears. I didn't know much about harmonica playing 
> in that early era, but I know what moved me.
>
> The Iceman
>
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>
> chris michalek said, "Frankly I don't understand why people hold 
> Butterfield in such high
> esteem. "
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