[Harp-L] Little Charlie
I saw Little Charlie and the Nightcats at Chan's in Woonsockett last
night. It was a great treat. Owing to the N'or Easter, the crowed
was pretty sparse so the show was very intimate. Duke Robillard
showed up and sat in as did Jerry Portnoy. Rick Estrin and Portnoy
shared the stage for a number. All I can say is wow: double
trouble! Talked briefly with Mr. Estrin about his Harp King. He
lamented about how guitar players can so easily bury us ten-holers
with the twist of a knob. Not so with the HK. It was set to 2 1/2
and was PLENTY loud. He said at 7 or 8, your ear drums melt--
actually that's not quote. His language was a bit . . . uh . . .
more colorful. I was very impressed with the HK's bottom end, which
I mentioned. He asked me if it was cutting as well. And yeah, it
was. It's funny how we're all the same in the end. Because we
really don't hear the music as the audience does it that question,
"How'd I sound?" is on the tips of all our tongues. Especially when
we encounter fellow harp players.
Bob
Bob Cohen
Principal, MojoTools Web Design
Blues Harmonica Lessons
Web : www.mojotools.com
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