Re: [Harp-L] Blue Mitchell and John Mayall

[BiscuitBoy714@xxxxxxx]

I must concur with this dude.  That album was huge in my learning curve. 
Probably just the timing of when I  discovered it, but I learned how to blow bend 
trying do some of this. I figured  out there were more harps than a C and a A 
too and what cross harping was. Ahh  to be 15 years old again. I paid no 
attention to any name but John Mayall 'cause  he was blowin' that harp.
         Randy
 
In a message dated 5/19/2007 12:21:47 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
celtiac@xxxxxxxxxxxxx writes:

By the  way, you left out Larry "The Mole" Taylor on Bass, Freddie Robinson
on  guitar and Ron Selico on drums.  I especially liked the   set-list
diagrams in the liner.  That really showed me a method to do  arrangements
with my own music.  I had never seen it done like that  before.  So when it's
all said and done, John Mayall and that album in  particular, made a much
larger impression on my music than Blue Mitchell  ever did.


So there!       =8^D


PEACE
Scott
Believe in Magic


 



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