[Harp-L] Bearizona Boogie and Bearizona Shuffle
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- Subject: [Harp-L] Bearizona Boogie and Bearizona Shuffle
- From: Daniel McKernan <danm11758@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 17 Apr 2012 08:59:57 -0700
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The day before Easter we took our granddaughter up to Bearizona. It is a
National Wildlife Park in Williams Arizona. It is both a drive through and
walk through park. When I was putting together all the photos and video I
decided to just do a couple of harmonica improvs a the background music. I
used Ultimate Jam Tracks Volume 2. I'm using the same basic boogie/shuffle
type riff in both videos but with different backing tracks in different
keys. The first one is over "Funky Blues in C" which I play on a Suzuki
Promaster Low F and the second one is over "Chicago Shuffle in A" which I
play on a Seydel 1847 Noble in D.
The low F is the first time I've tried a low harp and it was definitely a
little different. I do think it is kind of interesting how the same riff
can sound so different with two different backing tracks. I know the music
is only mediocre but please enjoy the photos and video. Black bears,
American Bison, White Bison, Arctic Wolves, Canadian Lynx, and more.
http://youtu.be/5jMZy4D7G-M
Bearizona Boogie
http://youtu.be/qGLd12QI-xM
Bearizona Shuffle
Daniel McKernan
http://www.youtube.com/user/DesertRatDan?feature=guide
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