Re: [Harp-L] Ghost notes on harp

[IcemanLE@xxxxxxx]

Biggest ghost note I ever heard was Corky Siegel's intro to the live  "Hush 
Hush" - amplified harmonica, inhale holes 2 and 3 with hole 2 inhale bent  to 
the floor and slow released. It creates a massive low ghost note that  descends 
down an octave and lands on the tonic.
 
Then there is that legendary debatable ghost note at the beginning of  Little 
Walter's Juke - some say it is created by crappy electronics in the amp,  
some say he is playing a high octave to create the note. Don't get this list  
started on this one again, though.


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