[Harp-L] Re: Two harps in Canned Heat
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- Date: Tue, 4 Mar 2014 19:14:20 -0500 (EST)
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Well the timing was good, just yesterday I put a couple videos up... it's
the first time I've ever used You Tube. One of the vids is a two harmonica
+ drums thing with my trio The Well Diggers from late 2011. I'm the harp
player in the band, but clearly I'm not the best one in this trio. AC Blue
who played keys with me is a madman, the first clip is of his instrumental
'Fire Drill' on which I mostly play rhythm.
We had only done 'Fire Drill' a couple times as of that night, I hope my
rhythm playing was at least passable to this group, I remain painfully aware
that my solo had not yet been sorted out. Had a better solo around the
5:35 mark on the second video. Ironically, that was the first time we ever
did that song together. I hope you watch all of it so you can get a feel
for where I'm trying to go with this trio... I'd appreciate your critique.
And yeah, I'm using one of my signature 'Twin Tone' mic's, I think you
might like the sound I was getting that night... in spite of my intermediate
level chops on display that evening. Recorded volume is a fairly low,
remember to turn back down when finished listening!
Let me know if these links work
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3muaN19oUNQ
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9wJM2zk4em4
Christopher Richards
Harmonica Planet.com
In a message dated 3/4/2014 9:38:48 A.M. Mountain Standard Time,
harp-l-request@xxxxxxxxxx writes:
One of the thing that surprises me when it comes to harmonica is the
scarcity of bands using two or more harmonicas playing in unison or harmony. The
initial learning curve of the diatonic is quite low, so it wouldn´t be
that hard to teach, say, a singer to double some easy parts if you already
have a harmonica in the band -- but it just isn´t done. Can´t say why. (Yeah,
I´m aware of Hazmat Modine.)
Now it so happened that I saw a photo (on Youtube) of Alan W and Bob The
Bear in Canned Heat, both blowing into mics. Looked like a live situation.
You who know your Canned Heat better than I, was something ever recorded
with both of them? Of course Hite wasn´t much of a player compared to Wilson
but it would be interesting to hear.
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