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poor boy be

Posted Wed, 01/31/2018 - 01:03 by Mark Rosiles
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not mix yet u can hear singer saying were solos r going to be

midnight train

Posted Wed, 01/31/2018 - 00:36 by Mark Rosiles
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part of a song we played at a biker show

A Relaxing Song

Posted Sat, 12/30/2017 - 19:51 by Laszlo Konyeczki
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Just enjoy...

First-ever I Touched a Backtrack - Shuffle - Impro

Posted Tue, 12/19/2017 - 07:52 by Laszlo Konyeczki
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To show you a difference in my development I share my first-ever backtrack recording using a Hohner Rocket C harmonica.

It is interesting because I sent it to Mr. Ronnie Shellist who wrote me a few building criticism.

"Sounds to me like you are trying to feel your way around the instrument for now. Focus on opening up your breathing and holding notes and creating good tone!"

The date was 11.11.2015.

So do not give up learning :-)

 

First-ever I Touched The Jazz - Impro

Posted Sat, 11/04/2017 - 03:29 by Laszlo Konyeczki
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Yesterday in the evening I first-ever touched the jazz. I used a Smooth Jazz Ab minor backtrack which was rather long enough to get familiar with and catch the feeling (7 min 26 sec). I uploaded only the last 2:18 of my trial recording.

Muddy Waters - I'm ready /by Black Cat Band/

Posted Wed, 11/01/2017 - 07:31 by Laszlo Konyeczki
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The honor was for me to mix the recorded tracks of my Hungarian friends' band for the memory of Muddy Waters.

My Hungarian blues harmonica mentor (Mr. Bela Sandor) recommended me the www.Bluesharmonica.com who is playing on harmonica and singing using my Bugera V5 Infinium combo system. I arranged the technical assembly, the mic arrangements and the post-processing of this track.

He used a Hohner Super Chromonica 48 Chromatic C for this masterpiece.

We could not solve the sound-proofing during the recording because of the circumstances so there is some crosstalk. continue reading...

Not Getting Through This Dark Night

Posted Thu, 10/19/2017 - 02:51 by JeremyHunt
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I was blown away by the diatonic solo on David Barrett's Dark Night, so I learned it by ear and played it acoustically as accompaniment to Gary Smith's Can't Get Through to You. The harp solo is directly lifted from David Barrett's My Blues, then I improvise more accompaniment with licks from both songs.

I'm not in love with the later accompaniment piece, but this was a fun and practical experiment in recording and editing.

I-R-M-A

Posted Sat, 10/14/2017 - 12:02 by tompas
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This is an original song/recording that I wrote formy wife ... Irma. :)

I created the bckground using my Mixcraft Pro software and then over laid my vocal and harmonica tracks using my Fostex digital recorder.

Tom

Warming up ... Boogie like play

Posted Thu, 10/12/2017 - 15:15 by Laszlo Konyeczki
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Nowadays I have been spending my time to learn and develop my licks for improvisation study under LOA6 and in the meanwhile, I made a  decision to try my knowledge learned in this school to apply on my boogie style which I was not tried for a while. 

I write only a base chorus for it in the past but it was not changed at all. It was just an idea in my mind. continue reading...

Blues For Paul DeLay

Posted Thu, 10/12/2017 - 12:21 by Guillaume-15
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Hello everyone, I publish today a resumption of the piece of study of David Barrett paying tribute to the superb artist that was Paul DeLay.My essay is very far from the expressiveness of David Barrett but I have the impression that it made me progress because this title is excellent to work the use of octaves in the high register that many of my idols such Rod Piazza , William Clarke, George Smith, Charlie Musselwhite or our Nico Wayne Toussaint, superb french bluesman use frequently. continue reading...