The Iceman
869 posts
May 17, 2013
1:17 PM
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At the end of example 1, there is a "6 hole inhale, 7 hole inhale, 6 hole inhale, 7 hole inhale to the 4 hole inhale.....this is an idea that I've heard Curtis use quite a few times over the years, so would guess Mr. Salgado.
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htownfess
280 posts
May 17, 2013
3:57 PM
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Wheel, Darrell Nulisch was my third choice, but two guesses already seemed like one too many.
I would vote with the Iceman, though--I thought it was Salgado, shouldna hedged my bet.
I wouldn't call any of the three soul/R&B singers, though, but rather soul-blues artists who happen to play harmonica, same as James Cotton, Bobby Rush and Junior Parker, who started earlier and evolved into that, or Paul deLay.
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Frank
2402 posts
May 18, 2013
3:56 AM
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Curtis is the ticket :)The first song is - Hit It 'n Quit It w/ terry robb....The 2nd one is called - To Hell With It (Part 2) from the CD - more than you can chew.
Here is an artist that may be a give away to some ears out there?
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Frank
2403 posts
May 18, 2013
2:41 PM
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He is a hardworking supporter and participant of the Bay Area Blues and R & B Scenes in California :)
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Tuckster
1283 posts
May 18, 2013
2:55 PM
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Hey! Finally one I know. He also plays sax.IMHO Not as well known as he should be as a harp player. But I won't tell for now and keep this going for a while.
You fellas keep adding players to my CD wish list. Thanks!
Last Edited by Tuckster on May 18, 2013 5:02 PM
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wheel
198 posts
May 18, 2013
11:08 PM
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Did he live in a House of Cards? :)
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Frank
2409 posts
May 19, 2013
5:25 AM
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Clues galore, Tuck sez he plays Sax...it can't be Greg Heumann because he lives in a house of mics :)
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Tuckster
1284 posts
May 19, 2013
7:42 AM
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You've got it Wheel!
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Frank
2410 posts
May 19, 2013
8:12 AM
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The secret is out.... Michael Peloquin with the tune Maceosity... from the CD "house of cards"
Anyone else have a mystery tune/player?
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wheel
200 posts
May 19, 2013
1:15 PM
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"It can't be Greg Heumann because he lives in a house of mics :) "
Frank, I laughed probably all day :)
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Frank
2411 posts
May 20, 2013
4:48 AM
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Put your thinkin cap on Wheel :)
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wheel
201 posts
May 20, 2013
5:20 AM
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Great stuff! I love such soulful playing and music. But it's again can be Darrell Nulisch or Tad Robinson :) Please give a clue.
I made a quick listen to the albums of Curtis Salgado, Darrell Nulisch or Tad Robinson and did not find such tune :)
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wheel
202 posts
May 20, 2013
5:32 AM
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Can it be Jimmi Lee?
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Frank
2412 posts
May 20, 2013
6:45 AM
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He is some how associated, in part, with a classic American musical and one time amp builder?
Last Edited by Frank on May 20, 2013 6:45 AM
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The Iceman
870 posts
May 20, 2013
8:52 AM
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classic American musical = Big River??
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Frank
2413 posts
May 20, 2013
1:25 PM
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Correct, tis Andy Linderman AKA Westside Andy...The American musical correlation was "Westside Story" and the amp he once endorsed was known as the (Holland Westside Andy) Mike Holland being the amp builder. the song is called BACKROADS off the CD 'Alley Cat' :)
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Frank
2517 posts
Jun 27, 2013
4:49 AM
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Is this who you think it is?
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wheel
226 posts
Jun 27, 2013
9:16 PM
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Please give a clue, Frank. It sounds similar to things that Kim Wilson do, but this is not him I think :)
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Last Edited by wheel on Jun 27, 2013 9:17 PM
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Kingley
2806 posts
Jun 27, 2013
9:39 PM
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I tend to agree with Tom. I suspect it could be RJ Harman as well.
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The Iceman
964 posts
Jun 28, 2013
8:03 AM
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NOT RJ Harman....RJ recycles note for note solos he "borrowed" from other players....mostly from Carlos Del Junco, Kim Wilson, Mooncat, etc.
He's young, yet. Hope he finds his own voice eventually.
The potential is there.
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GamblersHand
441 posts
Jun 28, 2013
8:41 AM
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Tom Ball? Reminiscent like his sound, just amplified
Last Edited by GamblersHand on Jun 28, 2013 8:41 AM
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Frank
2525 posts
Jun 28, 2013
9:19 AM
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I'm sorry, no cigar for you GH - Though Tom Ball is surely one of the best harmonica players to walk the planet today as his duo work is legendary :)
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Frank
2533 posts
Jun 30, 2013
12:44 PM
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Give ya one mo crack at it to anybody who wants to take a guess - then I'll spill the beans if your wrong...
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Frank
2534 posts
Jun 30, 2013
2:17 PM
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"literally little Annie Raines"
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The Iceman
972 posts
Jun 30, 2013
5:13 PM
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wow. pretty big tone from such a little lady....
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Harp2swing
96 posts
Jun 30, 2013
6:12 PM
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Frank, so what's the name of the tune?
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Frank
2538 posts
Jun 30, 2013
7:01 PM
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"Annie's Rocker" with Paul Rishell, off of a live Hummel Meltdown CD...
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WinslowYerxa
366 posts
Jul 02, 2013
9:41 AM
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Then one that's attributed to me (the one just above the video of Pierre Beauregard) is not on chromatic harmonica and isn't me, either. Maybe a file got switched.
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Frank
2551 posts
Jul 02, 2013
1:02 PM
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Your correct - I'll have to fix that link - it did get switched up somehow, I noticed one that is no longer playable too, thanks Winslow :)
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wheel
229 posts
Jul 07, 2013
9:19 AM
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Frank
2591 posts
Aug 06, 2013
11:51 AM
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Link fixed Winslow...
Is that Carlos Del Junco?
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Kingley
2988 posts
Aug 07, 2013
12:52 AM
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Carlos Del Junco would seem to obvious to me. I suspect it might be Roly Platt.
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wheel
231 posts
Aug 07, 2013
1:26 AM
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Frank, Kingley, no, it is not Carlos and not Rolly. He is from USA.
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Last Edited by wheel on Aug 07, 2013 1:30 AM
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Kingley
2992 posts
Aug 07, 2013
1:39 AM
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Damn that spam filter! An American.... Is it RJ Harman playing on that track.
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wheel
232 posts
Aug 07, 2013
1:50 AM
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No Kingley :) He is older than RJ. He was on hohner calendar in the mid 80s. He also plays guitar.
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Frank
2592 posts
Aug 07, 2013
4:08 AM
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I have a hohner calendar somewhere layin around from the 90's...I am stumped at the moment who that player is, could it be Steve Cohen - I love the phrasing and tone:)
Last Edited by Frank on Aug 07, 2013 4:10 AM
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wheel
233 posts
Aug 07, 2013
5:21 AM
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Frank, yes you are right! :) Steve Cohen is one of my favourites! He is very overlooked player in this forum.
BTW Very funny pic! :)
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Frank
2595 posts
Aug 07, 2013
5:45 AM
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Here is a FANTASTIC "play along" CD by Steve...
Chicago Blues - Harmonica Play-Along
Can you figure out who this is?
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wheel
234 posts
Aug 08, 2013
12:45 AM
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Frank, please give a clue :)
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Grey Owl
239 posts
Aug 08, 2013
12:53 AM
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Here's an easy one while we're waiting for Frank's clue:) I think he has a very identifiable style. It's a real good listen.
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Frank
2599 posts
Aug 08, 2013
4:07 AM
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A clue is he has played with Jimmy D Lane as part of a band for other bluesman's Cd's...
Owl, my guess is Jelly Roll Johnson :)
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wheel
235 posts
Aug 08, 2013
5:15 AM
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Hmm, I have all Jelly Roll cd's but I can't remember such song. Can it be Dan Kaplan?
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Kingley
3000 posts
Aug 08, 2013
5:20 AM
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Grey Owl - I'm pretty sure it's the great Todd Parrott. I wish he'd hurry up and get that album released! Love his playing.
I've no idea at all who's Frank's one is though.
Last Edited by Kingley on Aug 08, 2013 5:32 AM
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Grey Owl
241 posts
Aug 08, 2013
6:30 AM
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spot on Kingley, tis the great Todd P. He must be close to finalising his CD.
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Kingley
3003 posts
Aug 08, 2013
6:32 AM
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I hope so. I'm really looking forward to hearing it. Todd is a stunningly good player.
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Frank
2604 posts
Aug 08, 2013
7:04 AM
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Clue, he has also played with a man of the cloth, so to speak who hangs with some heavy cigarette smokers?
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The Iceman
1074 posts
Aug 08, 2013
7:50 AM
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Linwood Slim or Madison Slim played w/the Rev and his Alter Boys, but these guys played w/more TB when I heard them.
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Frank
2606 posts
Aug 08, 2013
9:16 AM
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Ding ding ding ding....go to the front of the line Iceman, it is Madison Slim playing with Reverend Raven & the Chain Smokin' Altar Boys on the CD "Live at Blues On Grand" the tune is (In The Open)
Last Edited by Frank on Aug 08, 2013 9:17 AM
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The Iceman
1076 posts
Aug 08, 2013
9:30 AM
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btw, Reverend Raven and the Chain Smokin' Altar Boys is one excellent band. They do all the right stuff.
I played keys w/them in Orlando a few years back. Really easy to fit in. Everyone was playing the basic blues stuff ... lotsa space, not loud at all, etc.
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Frank
5168 posts
Aug 29, 2014
4:46 AM
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you'll never guess this one :)
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