[Harp-L] re: Steve Baker
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- From: martin oldsberg <martinoldsberg@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 25 Jan 2009 06:55:19 -0800 (PST)
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While on the subject of Steve Baker: He did several records w/ Chris Jones that deserves wider attention. Good stuff.
I can particularly recommend "Slow roll", from -95, I think. A really refreshing take on the harmonica/guitar blues duo format, w/ some seriously great harmonica playing.
Also, Steve´s Harp handbook help me unlock some persistent conundrums (if that´s what you do w/ them ...) back in the day, when I was beginning to realise that you could actually retune harps yourself. Thanks for that.
Steve´s a valuable resource on this forum.
Martin
>>I just finished downloading to my ipod and taking a close listen to my
>>recently-acquired Steve Baker Play-Alongs (Vol 1)
>I've posted my own feelings about Steve's play-alongs before, but allow me
>to repeat: these tracks swing like crazy, making it a huge pleasure to play
>with them.
>And when you're enjoying yourself you don't even realize that you're
>practicing, too.
>I'm in the 41st year of playing harp professionally, and I love practicing
>to these tracks even now.
>Highly recommended.
>Head over to David Barrett's site and buy.
>(I have no affiliation with either Baker or Barrett.) -Ken
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