Re: [Harp-L] Visual appeal and harmonica / singers

[Will Vogtman <will_vogtman@xxxxxxxxx>]

Anything that revoves a barrier between you and the audience will improve intimacy.
   
  Crowd walks are a great tool, but don't discount the power of making a few new friends between sets.

dennis moriarty <dmoriarty@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
  Well watching Rod P. climb up on the bar when he switches to the 
wireless and Sugar Blue come from somewhere on the side or the back 
while his band is playing has always galvanized me. Although he ain't 
no Olympian on the harp and he's a little creased these days I saw a 
preview of Jagger playing/dancing across the stage in the upcoming 
Scorsese Stones documentary. d p.s On a youtube video of me 
recently someone asked if I was looking for change on the floor. 
Fidgety me bowing my head between solos needs some "dancin" lessons. d
http://www.myspace.com/blowintheblues


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