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Blues #1

Posted Tue, 05/08/2018 - 12:03 by Harp McGee
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Hello! I started my 30 day trial from the Hohner Special 20 today, and thought I'd share this. I recorded this with my brother (piano) and my dad (drums) a few weeks ago. I'm not the best, but I want some feedback on it. Looking forward to the lessons here!

Little Walter's Crazy Legs cover

Posted Fri, 05/04/2018 - 06:42 by Zenedon
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Here's my attempt at playing Crazy Legs. There are a couple of slip ups here and there as I can't yet manage to record a perfect single take. Sorry for the audio quality, but I'm having issues getting an external mic working with my laptop.

My Blues LOA5 study song

Posted Fri, 04/27/2018 - 02:52 by John S
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Midway through my LOA5. I really have enjoyed working on this song. Still not happy its where I would like it but would be interested in critique/comments. This also the first song that I have attempted using a mic (Bulitini) and amp (Champion 20). All a new experience so comment welcomed. I would also like to hear other LOA5 renditions. 

Half stepping

Posted Sat, 04/07/2018 - 11:44 by Bluevan
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Ended up improving on alot of the song. Find myself doing that alot these days.

Blues For Big Nate ( no backing track)

Posted Sat, 04/07/2018 - 00:57 by Guillaume-15
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Hello everyone. I post today "my version" of "Blues for Big Nate" from the great Jerry Portnoy. I play this tune with no backing track and I play the two first chorus of this theme note to note but I improvised after ( still trying to stay in the style of Portnoy). I really try to focus on the killer tone of Jerry Portnoy. I play with my old Turner microphone (crystal elment) and little fender champ 20 (and Marine band classic in A).

Cheers from France

Shakey's Shuffle

Posted Mon, 04/02/2018 - 11:01 by Guillaume-15
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Hello everyone, I try to play the tribute to Big Walter Horton (by David Barrett) Shakey's Shuffle. I use my Turner CM (with old crystal element) and a little Fender Champ 20. I do not exactly stick to the theme. May I have the opinion of David Barrett?Cheers from France

Scratch My Back

Posted Tue, 03/13/2018 - 13:07 by Guillaume-15
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Hello Everyone. A modest version of classic "Scratch My Back" by the great Slim Harpo. It's very difficult to restitute the feeling relaxing of his playing but I tried.

Sorry for my english, cheers from France

easy

Posted Sat, 03/10/2018 - 20:35 by Bluevan
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Not a note for note cover, just tried to build off it impoving. I think its a good track to practice dynamics with.  I used a rebuilt stock Masco ME-18 , reconed p12q ,jt30 w/cr element, boss rv-5 reverb.

Ri' na Sio'ga

Posted Wed, 03/07/2018 - 19:23 by BCurtis
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Just another classic Irish tune, "Ri' na Sio'ga". I also learned this one first on Mandolin in the key of D. This harmonica version is in the key of G, second position, played on a Seydel Session Steel with Major Cross tuning. Brian

Si Beag Si Mohr

Posted Sat, 03/03/2018 - 17:45 by BCurtis
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With St.Patrick's Day coming up in a couple of weeks I thought I would share the classic Irish tune "Si Beag Si Mohr" by Turlough O'Carolan. I first learned this on Mandolin in the key of D. This version is in the key of G being played in first position on a Seydel Sailor Steel Tremolo Harmonica.

Brian