Please find attached my entry for the self accompanied original competition. This is a jump blues in the style of Little Walter, Big Walter & George Harmonica Smith. It is called 'A Hop, Skip & a Jump'.
That there is some skillful playing for sure. Amazing control of your bends and nice groove happening. Repetition in your head was killer diller. Sure worked for me. Loved it. Thanks a zillion for your submission and wishing you the very best of luck
Catchy head… got me tapping my feet and moving my body right away. Effective use of space in your second chorus. I like your driving third chorus after the second chorusses use of space. Nice chording in the fourth chorus. Nice use of octaves. Nice horn-like lines in chorus five. Excellent job… thank you for your submission.
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Thanks everbody for these
Thanks everbody for these really nice comments! I'm so glad you enjoyed it.
Sharon Barrett's Comments
Strong playing! Great speed with great control, especially from 33 to 47 seconds. I can picture you playing with a band behind you!
That there is some skillful
That there is some skillful playing for sure. Amazing control of your bends and nice groove happening. Repetition in your head was killer diller. Sure worked for me. Loved it. Thanks a zillion for your submission and wishing you the very best of luck
Catchy head… got me tapping
Catchy head… got me tapping my feet and moving my body right away. Effective use of space in your second chorus. I like your driving third chorus after the second chorusses use of space. Nice chording in the fourth chorus. Nice use of octaves. Nice horn-like lines in chorus five. Excellent job… thank you for your submission.
Cool!
Hi Seán,
this song has a great groove and very cool bendings and rhythmic changes, love it a lot!!!
This is in D Major, played on
This is in D Major, played on a G harp in 2nd position.