[Harp-L] Two more live pieces

[Richard Hunter <turtlehill@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I've posted the complete live takes of "Tequila" and Rachel Bissex's "Never Go Back" that I did at the Alpine Wines show on Aug. 4 to:
http://www.hunterharp.com/two-more-pieces-from-the-alpine-wines-gig/

"Tequila" is an electric solo with looper.  Dorian tuned (draw 3 and draw 7 flatted 1/2 step) Golden Melody, key of B, in 1st position.  Looper used to back the jam section.  The RP355 patch for this piece is a Matchless amp model with a low octave added.  It's a big sound, more so when you play big chords with it. 

"Never Go Back" is an acoustic solo.  Played on a Lee Oskar Natural Minor in G or A (I forget which) in second position into a Shure SM58 running through a Digitech RP250 set up with a plate reverb.  I haven't recorded this Rachel Bissex piece in years--this version pushes pretty hard.

I'm going to post a few more things from this gig--specifically, excerpts from my piece "You Won't Get Over Me," including a basic loop for the song form, the same loop with an organ-type patch on top, and the same loop with a solo played on the vocal mic, with no FX besides reverb.  

Enjoy.

Regards, Richard Hunter

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