[Harp-L] Mark Ford (from Mark Ford Pre-amp post)
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- Subject: [Harp-L] Mark Ford (from Mark Ford Pre-amp post)
- From: B Boggs <ceudoazul@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 9 Mar 2007 19:56:03 -0800 (PST)
- Cc: Blueharp1@xxxxxxx
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Mark Ford's playing on vinyl (Arhoolie label, The Charles Ford Band) was a huge inspiration for me in the early '70's. He was eighteen years old, I believe, and was incredible on that recording playing with his brother, Robben Ford. "My Time After A While" was done in a powerful way.
Thanks,
Brian
Blueharp1@xxxxxxx wrote:
"I remember reading an interview with Mark Ford (this was easily 8 or so
years ago). He said was using an old ART solid state rackmounted
pre-amp.
And Huang Silvertone Deluxe harps! Cheap enough that he threw 'em away
after
one use!
Now he may have been joking, but I didn't get that impression...
Mark's a guy whose playing is relatively unheralded here on the list,
which
amazes me. I think he's among the most creative and dynamic players out
there.
He doesn't seem to run into "walls" when he plays; plays with great
passion
and simply goes where he wants on the harp and always finds new and
interesting pathways, much like Jason, Pat Ramsey and co.
Jeff G
denver colorado"
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