I got up a little after 5:00am and turned on the tube. Searching through the bullshit I landed on public TV where they were broadcasting a Chet Atkins jam with Waylon, Willie, Mark Knoffler, Michael Macdonald and others. The Conga player/percussionist was paying harp through the entire show. Does anyone know who it was? I think the show was called "Chet Atkins, Guitar player".
Hard to say from the first video, cos we barely get a glimpse, but based on the hair it looks like Terry Mcmillan to me:
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Terry Mac, He was my other most influental harp player. Fingers Taylor and Terry Mac. are the ones that addicted me to this Harmonica state of mind I currently live in. There are others but these guys really connected with my harmonica soul. Mike
Kyzer, it took me a while but I tabed out Terry's version. I used his version to play at Cowboy church. I can't use the long runs and the blow bends at church cause the rest of the band just dosn't get it. For the most part I use most of it. It dissapoints me though, I really spent many hours getting to where I can play along with him, damm near note for note.The up side is I can make the moves he does and Iv'e incorperated that style in my playing be it with the church band or the rock/blues band I play in. I got the CD off Amazon that has this version on it . It's called "Iv'e got a feeling" a real kick ass gospel CD. Terry also made one with Larry Carlton that is well worth getting. It's called "Renagde Gentlmen". A combination of two polished musicians! "Cold day in hell" is my favorite. Mike