Re: [Harp-L] Jazz on diatonic harmonica



And nice rendition of Bluesette.... I don't usually pipe up with the "hear hear" chorus of hosannahs, but this guy is one of most impressive "unknowns" I've heard. Even amongst the "knowns" he's pretty damn good. A compelling diatonic jazz player is a rare breed to come by....


Ansel


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 Finally, someone who is content to work the lower 2/3rds of a diatonic, using all the notes created through bending techniques as notes - fearlessly - and a minimum of OB's - and plays lines - not fast patterns - also paying strict attention to the melody. Also, playing into the "air" - no amplified effects/sounds. His playing I find to be truly egoless, letting the music tell the story. Also, he shows a good deal of attention paid to playing the changes and understanding improv at a sophisticated level.

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Following up on a previous conversation concerning jazz harp players, I've
also found this guy on you tube, doing an interesting work :
Gus Gambler, from Spain : http://www.youtube.com/user/gusharpmalaga

Regards,

J??r??me
http://www.youtube.com/JersiMuse


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On Sep 12, 2009, at 7:52 AM, J??r??me P. wrote:

> By the way, do anybody know other diatonic jazz players ?
> I know Howard Levy, of course, as well as Gazell. I also saw
> Shtreiml on
> youtube.
> Are there others ?

Chris Michalek, Joe Leone. Btw Chris is phenominal.
>
> Back to Sebastien C
harlier, there are also interesting detailed
> concepts on
> his web site, but it is in French.
> For example, he explains how to produce double or triple overblows and
> overdraws, or how to "air-block" the air flow, to be able to
> produce blowed
> and drawed notes at the same time. Like Sonny Terry used to do, but
> played
> in a jazz configuration.
> To me it looks like coming from space!
>
> Jerome
> www.youtube.com/JersiMuse
>



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