Re: [Harp-L] Stevie does 'Alfie' at the White House

[chromboy@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]

Ha ha ha I'm laughing because I'm reading my dictation to my iPhone and it says Stevie playoff me what I meant to say was Stevie play Alfie Ha ha ha

Oh well at least I kept my hands on the wheel and I'm trying to be a safe driver

But don't tell the police that I occasionally reach over for my power bender work out new riffs,-)

I'm on my way to a rehearsal at the Count Basie Theatre in red Bank New Jersey

It will be a concert this Thursday I will perform at called Bobfest

We will play the music of Bob Dylan in celebration of his birthday this is the 15th year this has been done and the first year that they're using at a harmonica player!!

I'm doing:

>From a Buick six
Watch the river flow
And sort of eight Toots version of 
"don't think twice it's alright"

Okay I better get back to my driving

Sent from my iPhone

On May 22, 2012, at 3:13 PM, chromboy@xxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

> Darn I'm in my car and on my iPhone so I won't be able to see this until I get home thanks so much for sharing this slim looking forward to hearing Stevie playoff me once again
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> I heard him do it live once at radio city in New York he just did it unaccompanied and it was so beautiful
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> All the best,
> Rob Paparozzi
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> Sent from my iPhone
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> On May 22, 2012, at 2:58 PM, Slim Heilpern <slim@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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>> I had the pleasure of catching this show last night on PBS. This was the Gershwin award presented to the songwriting team of Bacharach & David. I was so hoping Stevie would do Alfie, and he did!
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>> After he sings the tune through, he does a couple times through on harmonica, pretty much like his famous Eivets Rednow recording of the tune (or the youtube version with Bacharach). Fantastic!
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>> And, best of all, you can watch it online here (requires flash, I believe):
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>> http://www.pbs.org/inperformanceatthewhitehouse/video.php
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>> Just scroll down a bit, you should see it...
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>> - Slim.
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>> www.SlideManSlim.com
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