RE: [Harp-L] What makes Gindick a great teacher

[Nicolas Fouquet <bbhcfr@xxxxxxxx>]

Vodka? Yerk! I prefer Oban 12 years old. Meanwhile, to soak harmonica, nowadays, is going to be useless as most of wooden combs are going to be treated ( Hering Vintage 1923, Marine Band Deluxe!).
 
Froggy

Eric Neumann <eneumann@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hmm, okay, but in Glover's book he suggests soaking your harp in vodka... haha - makes it taste good.
I don't think Gindick suggested that. Just an interesting thing to ponder for me, that is. Also, as for what instructional materials are available today, I think I would recommend any Gindick book, and never, seriously, show the Glover book to a harp student.

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Subject: Re: [Harp-L] What makes Gindick a great teacher



The Iceman wrote:
"There was only Jon and Sonny Glover, and let me tell you, Sonny's book
was none too good."

Tony Glover's book "Blues Harp" was a big help to me during my first
six-12 months with the harmonica. I learned a lot from it, starting
from the minute I picked it up.

When I wrote "Jazz Harp," the reason I took it to Oak Publications first
was that I wanted to be part of Glover's publishing house.

So I can't agree that it was none too good. 

Thanks, Richard Hunter
hunterharp.com

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