Hello all, I've been a lurker for more than ten years. I've learned so much over the years from many of you. Thank you. And, owing to this great list, I have become good friends with one Scott Gold, who now resides up the tracks a bit from me here in Japan. .
I put my chromatics away a few years ago, foregoing the study and playing of jazz for the study and playing of pre-war and "old blues" diatonic. Now, I'm ready to dive back into the chrome. My main harp, my Renny #27, is working flawlessly but I need a tuning job and, just to be safe, would like to have another set of reed plates. Problem is that I'm totally out of the loop and have lost all contact info for people. I would be very grateful if any Renny owners or perhaps Bobbie Giordano would contact me off-list (or on-list) and point me in the right direction for my needs.
It was so nice to see Winslow talk about playing blues in B on a C chrome. I've been doing that for about 10 years and it is a very nice key for the blues on the C chrome, though I often use a B chromatic played in Bb.
David Ayase, Japan
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