Re: [Harp-L] Groove Harp

[Rob Paparozzi <chromboy@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Ha! Thanx Martin....That is my point exactly....you CAN teach 'Groove' 
but it's hard....much homework must be done becoming a better Musician 
and then the 'Feel' chops will grow out of that wide base of Musical 
Knowledge.....but your so right this has GOT to be Fun and Felt,-)

Thanks so much for taking a listen and glad I got you Jamming!!

Best,
Rob P

On 3/27/2014 9:09 AM, martin oldsberg wrote:
> Well hello there! This was a good one. Enjoyed it quite a bit. Afraid 
> I canÂt say anything mucho intelligente abut it, but it drew (is that 
> the correct form?) me to my harmonica briefcase for some serious 
> jamming along.
> And thatÂs always a good sign, innit?
> /Martin
>
> >Harmonica in the 'Groove' style is rarely talked about but I always 
> felt was an important style of playing and I always >encourage my 
> students to delve deeper into. Getting them to fine tune their skills 
> in many different musical genresââ
> >Here's a session I did in NY with a Bass legend, with my 
> Diatonicâ.was an honor to play on his recordâ..hope you >enjoy itâ
> >Some "Groove" Diatonic with Chuck Raineyââ
> >https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P8VNj0N6ons 
> <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P8VNj0N6ons>

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Best,
Rob Paparozzi

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