Re: [Harp-L] 4 Blow Reed Failures - Is it just me?

["steve@xxxxxxxxxxxx" <swebb@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

I think we were at the same Buckeye thing a few years back when Guyger played. Man, you could almost feel the reeds responding when he played. I heard comments from customizers that Guyger's harps would be out of tune pretty fast, but I don't think he cared. He played the real blues.
Steve Webb in frigid, snowy Minnesota

---- fjm <bad_hat@xxxxxxxx> wrote: 
> Quoted from a Barbeque Bob post:
> 
> > which is the single biggest cardinal sin of harp players and a  
> > problem few players are gonna want to admit to. It not only hurst harp  
> > longevity, it also hurts your tone control, control of bends/overblows, kills  your 
> > dynamics, and kills your agility  on the  instrument.
> 
> Taking Mr Ross's role here.  All true but one of my absolute favourite 
> players just beats the heck out of his harmonicas.  Steve Guyger is hard 
> on harmonicas.  He does not lack subtlety and nuance.  I'd drive a fair 
> bit to see him live.  fjm
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