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Flip Flop Fly

Posted Wed, 09/21/2011 - 09:03 by iantonionni
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Patricia's 'My Babe' inspired me to try out some singing. I'm in a similar place to Patricia, although I have tried singing at open mike nights, just two so far. So I thought i'd try learning and recording a song to increase my repertoire. This will now bring me up to the grand total of two, assuming I can remember these words.

My Babe Cover

Posted Sun, 09/18/2011 - 05:21 by patricia mifsud
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Hank was brave enough to put a track with vocals on here - I am also trying to get up the courage to use vocals at jams etc. But I dont think I have a very bluesy voice unfortunately-oh well can only try.This is a cover of My Babe by the great Little Walter-hope I haven't wrecked it too much-sorry about sound-is recorded on my ipod mic no frills!! Pat

Slim Harpo - We're Two Of A Kind 08Sep2011

Posted Thu, 09/08/2011 - 01:54 by LearningTheHarp
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I was playing along with Slim Harpo - We're Two Of A Kind and thought to record myself midway here is the recording.... I am trying to learn the solo he does and tried doing it here at the correct pace...

Quiet World (Solo Harmonica Study 4)

Posted Tue, 08/30/2011 - 11:43 by Marko
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Hi !

this my recording for the submission of solo Harmonica Study 4,
it took me 3 months to learn it, very like it and very challenging!

Thanks to the listeners! :)

Marko

Do you remember?

Posted Wed, 08/24/2011 - 13:39 by Wheel
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This track is dedicated to all our sunny days!
Inspired by Lee Oskar and Jim Liban.
Played in 4 and 3 positions.
Hope you like it.

Improvising without any form?

Posted Tue, 08/16/2011 - 00:27 by LearningTheHarp
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I found this track and liked it so I tried to play along with it and I recorded myself. This is the first time I tried playing along with this track after hearing it a couple of times. Any useful comments or suggestions will be welcome and appreciated!!

P.S..... I'm a beginner..... I know i'm crazy to upload this!

Ant138 V's Jodanchudan

Posted Tue, 07/19/2011 - 23:28 by Ant138
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Hi ,this is something that JodanChudan and myself recorded virtually a while ago for the MBH forum.
Jodan laid the track down then i recorded extra Choruses.

With Jodanchudans permssion i though we could upload it here. Hope you like it.

Chorus 1: Head - Jodan
Chorus 2 : Ant
Chorus 3:Jodan
Chorus 4: Ant
Chorus 5: Jodan
Chorus 6: Ant

Total

Posted Mon, 07/11/2011 - 12:53 by jodanchudan
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I completely ran out of breath at the end of this so had to fade out (or pass out).

little walter inspiration instrumental

Posted Wed, 06/22/2011 - 09:57 by K_O_E_N_J
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heey there,

After listening to a few little walter record I was in the mood for a instrumental.
I just started the recorder en played on a backing track from david barrett.
I think it sounds nice ( dont mind the sloppy notes )

hope you all like it

greats from holland

Blue Midnight

Posted Fri, 06/10/2011 - 00:11 by mcpat76
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This is my version of Blue Midnight by Little Walter. Little Walter's songs are the focus of my study this year. I think every blues harmonica player should study the songs of this master.
I have added a chorus of my own. The rest is played as close as I can to the original recording.
Let me know what you think.