[Harp-L] Re: Harp-L Digest, Vol 47, Issue 78

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> Date: Sun, 29 Jul 2007 11:41:43 EDT
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> Subject: [Harp-L] Georgia (was Gerorgia)
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> Here is a URL of Charlie McCoy playing a little snippet of Georgia On My  
> Mind, at SPAH a few years ago.  It's at the very end of the video.   
> Unfortunately, it doesn't not include the B part of the song, which is the part  that 
> would demonstrate the advantage of using a Country Tuned harp.
>   Interestingly, at video counter 138, i seem to see a flash of  
> dissatisfaction cross his face when he ever so slightly misses a bend with  perfect 
> intonation.  
> ron
>
>  
> _http://youtube.com/watch?v=BlzOZiB1w14_ 
> (http://youtube.com/watch?v=BlzOZiB1w14) 

Ron states:
Interestingly, at video counter 138, i seem to see a flash of
dissatisfaction cross his face when he ever so slightly misses a bend 
with  perfect
intonation.
ron

In reality, the "miss" isn't a miss at all, but merely an error caused 
by the videographer's editing. At counter 138, Charlie is heard playing 
"Cold Cold Heart" (not concluded), when the editing switches to "You 
Don't Know Me" - plain and simple. I found no "dissatisfaction" evident 
on his face whatsoever.

Danny