Re: [Harp-L] Richard and Wim

[Joseph Leone <3n037@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Not to worry Sir Richard. As you may or may not be aware, there are only a small finite number of harmonica players whom I can listen to ALL day.
And it just so happens that BOTH you and Sir Wim are two of them. I thought the tune was supercalifragilistic.... lolol. I do the tune at the speed of
Moondance, and will have to rethink my method(s) 

smo-joe

On Nov 11, 2014, at 10:07 AM, Richard Hunter wrote:

> David Fairweather wrote:
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>> Hey that "Comin' Home Baby" was great! Two great players making excellent
>> music together.  I only wish it had bass and drums, but the harmonica duet
>> was superb.
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> And smo-joe wrote:
> <I thought it was a tad slow? 
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> Thanks David!  It was really a pleasure to jam with Wim.  The diatonic harp I played made a nice solid foundation for Wim's dancing chromatic; those roles come pretty naturally to the respective instruments.
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> Smo-joe, that's the tempo I usually use for that piece.  The chords lay out so beautifully on the Natural Minor harp--I like to give those voicings a little time to bloom.
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> As a reminder to anyone who hasn't heard it yet, you can find the piece at:
> http://www.hunterharp.com/comin-home-baby-live-with-wim-dijkgraaf-29-october-2014/
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> See for yourself whether you think it's too slow, and as per recent discussion on this list, both players are playing without FX.  Nothing ever goes away, we just add on to it...
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> Regards, Richard Hunter
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