RE: [Harp-L] Harmonica & Guitar duos, past and present

["Donnie MorTone" <harp_boy@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

On Occasion...around L.A. you can find
John "Juke" Logan & Doug McCloed...

Or A Great sounding Nathan James & James Harmon...

Or Nathan James & Ben Hernandez...

I've seen Buudy Guy & Junior Wells do a duo set...
which wasn't exaxtly traditional...but very authentic and cool...

(add Junior Mance on piano and you have the LP
"Buddy & The Juniors") Plus, they did that CD called
"Alone & Accoustic" not to long before Junior passed.

~Donnie~

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> From: Peter and Connie Ruth <conruth@xxxxxxxxx>
> To: harp-l@xxxxxxxxxx
> Subject: [Harp-L] Harmonica & Guitar duos, past and present
> Date: Thu, 11 Jan 2007 22:56:06 -0500
>
> I?ve part of the harmonica & guitar duo: Madcat & Kane (with  
> guitarist/singer Shari Kane) for over 16 years...
>
> Today as we were rehearsing for our gig tomorrow at the Ark in Ann  Arbor, 
> MI  we started talking about harmonica & guitar duos, and we  realized that 
> there are really not that many...
>
> So we stated making a list of harmonica & guitar duos, past and present:
>
> Sonny for Terry & Brownie McGhee  (our original roll models)
> John Cephus & Phil Wiggins
> Tom Ball & Kenny Sultan
> Paul Richell & Annie Raines
> Roy Rogers & Norton Buffalo
> Joe Filisko & Eric Noden
> Harmonica Fats & Bernie Pearl
> Jim Biersdorf & Jim Kolbe
> Johnny Rover & Nathan James
>
> Who are we missing?
>
> I?d like to compile a comprehensive list of harmonica & guitar duos,  past 
> and/or present
>
> Please add to the list.
>
> Peace & Joy,
>
>
> Peter Madcat Ruth
> madcat@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> www.madcatmusic.net
> Ann Arbor, MI  USA
>
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