[Harp-L] RE: Kaplan: "Lucky Bounce"

[Isaac Ullah <iiullah@xxxxxxxxx>]

I skyped with Dan several months ago, and I asked about this kind of stuff. I believe he never (or almost never) uses alternative tuned harmonicas. He's just an amazingly good harmonica player with perfect bends. BTW, he tongue-blocks everything, and does not play "amped". You might try e-miling him (check is website paperharmonica.com for his e-mail). He's a very very nice guy and will likely e-mail you back with some tips....

Cheers,

~Isaac

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Date: Fri, 22 Feb 2013 19:24:10 +0000
From: "Wood, Jeffrey C." <jcwood@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: [Harp-L] Kaplan: "Lucky Bounce"
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Trying
 to learn Dan Kaplan's "Lucky Bounce." I'm fairly new at diagnosing harp
 and song keys. Is Kaplan playing an ordinary-tuned G harp over an A 
minor tune - slant harp?

First-time poster. Be gentle.


Regards,

Jeff Wood '81 '87 '95