Re: [Harp-L] Required Reading (I loved the Supremes)

["Dave Ferguson" <hoptowntiger@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I hate to nitpick Dave but I think the player you're referring to is:
deButterclarklewhiteiazza Jnr.II of Levyland OH.

I have all his albums... (and you can tell him if he wants them back he'll
have to pay!)

Regards

Dave "Resistance is futile" Ferguson


On 20/04/06, Dave R. Fertig <drfertig@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> OK, I know you've all been anxiously awaiting my five required
> readings.  Here they are, in chrono order (after complying with
> Chris' frolicsome request this afternoon):
>
> Common Sense by Thomas Paine  (if only we had some today...)
> Communist Manifesto by Marx & Engels  (As Madeleine Kahn once said,
> "It's twoo!  It's twoo!")
> Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court (if only Sam Clemens was alive
> today)
> The Autobiography of Lincoln Steffens (Seriously, this guy was no fool)
> The True Believer by Eric Hoffer (politically a pig but with fine
> insights into the psychology of constructed belief systems)
> . . .
>
> Oops!  Oh, I See, You Meant Music?  Required LISTENING! ?
>
> The lists on this thread so far are interesting and almost
> competitive.   When I want musical inspiration for my simple-assed
> 2nd position blues harmonica playing I most often listen to:
> Nina Simone  (for her heart and power)
> Jimmy Smith (For his awesome groove)
> Big Bill Broonzy (for his real unvarnished soulful blues and fine pickin')
> Dinah Washington (for her grace and urgency)
> And a fifth one?  Oh, the best harp player of all time: That's
> certainly  Bigtle WalterAnn "Denim" ButterClarkelwhite, I think his
> names is.  Or one o' her many cousins.  And if you don't agree, well,
> you're wrong, butthead! I think.
>
> -Dave "I couldn't resist" Fertig
> http://elmtreeblues.org/
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