Subject: Re: [Harp-L] History of Bluegrass Harmonica
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- Date: Mon, 17 Dec 2012 21:03:20 -0500 (EST)
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Now THIS makes perfect sense to my brain and is exactly what pleases me
most about music, and how the casual music 'jams' at SPAH and other
Conventions (including the wee jams at the Garden State Harmonica Club) work when a
bunch of players get together to play purely for the joy of it, for the
most part.
Toss in a few R&B tunes to boot and it'd be right up my personal Alley.
Elizabeth
"The Bluegrass contingent
improvises. I hang with a group of great musicians and we play
anything from fiddle tunes to Led Zeppelin to Louis Jordan to Johnny
Mercer to Pink Floyd to Green Day and Foo Fighters. There are no genre
boundaries. It's bluegrass instrumentation - guitar, upright bass,
fiddle, mandolin, banjo, harmonica. There are no rules. Like most
music... there should be no rules."
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