Crawforde ... Cool. Thanks. Ill probably be starting in the blues vein. And yes i know the artists, but i ment more along the lines of how to videos n such. Seems pretty straight forward though (but so did the diatonic at first .. lol) i dig how its the same note layout in each octave. Ricci has two pretty interesting videos. I just got stuck in a youtube hole for the last couple hours. It should make it a bit easier because i can leverage 'some' knowledge from the diatonic.
Sitting Here At Work Listening to Spotify. Trying to dig up something different on Blues Chromatic to listen to. I ve been listening to alot of William Clarke, Carey Bell, Mark Hummel. I came across one of Paul Oscher's Albums.
Alone With The Blues.
This Album Is Pretty Dope. Some Great Chromatic Songs. Even throws the Bass Harp in there a few times.
Anyways it was new to me so thought Ide share.
Also Nick Kashmar - Nickels And Dimes. Killer Album,
Ive listened to alot of chromatic playing before, but never really payed it as much attention as im playing now. ----------
Last Edited by Killa_Hertz on Apr 27, 2016 12:45 PM
Most blues players tend to play chromatic in 2nd position, some not using the slide button, some not. George Harmonica Smith also played in 1st position as well, which requires MUCH more use of the slide than 3rd position does. He was a teacher to a number of greats from the West Coast like Rod Piazza, William Clarke and Kim Wilson.
Here's some 1st position chromatic to listen to from George:
---------- Sincerely, Barbeque Bob Maglinte Boston, MA http://www.barbequebob.com CD available at http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/bbmaglinte
Yea. ... ive been listening to more GHS lately. Hes killer. Ive been trying to run down some bacon fat albums. I finally found the complete blue horizon sessions. But it aint cheap. They are not easy albums to find.
Im not locked in on blues. Even though i prefer it. Aslong as its cool. Or atleast fun to play. ----------
Last Edited by Killa_Hertz on Apr 28, 2016 9:44 PM
