Re: [Harp-L] Take Me Out To the Ball Game
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- Subject: Re: [Harp-L] Take Me Out To the Ball Game
- From: "Tim Moyer" <wmharps@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 12 Jun 2008 16:23:22 -0000
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If you need the 5OB a lot and will consider an alternate tuning, then
country or Melody Maker would work. They both raise the 5 draw to the
note you would get from the 5OB in standard tuning. You can still get
the flatted note with a simple draw bend.
-tim
Tom Albanese wrote:
> This is a fun tune on the diatonic and I've messed around with it
> for a while but now I have to learn it for real and nail it for a
> gig at (you guessed it) a baseball game. Seems to lay out OK in
> both first and second positions but there are some finicky parts
> either way. First octave in first position has no OBs but some
> tricky 3 draw bends. Second octave in first position sounds real
> nice and fairly easy to do except for that <5 OB> right at the
> end..."three strikes your out <AT> the old ball game". Not too bad.
> Second position works too but again the 5 OB comes in to play both
> ascending and descending. Hard to hit cleanly for me. Also, working
> out the melody is one thing, improvising and comping on it is
> another. Any one out there have this one worked out in any position
> (who's on first?) or have suggestions for recordings to listen to?
> Maybe an alternate tuning? Thanks!
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