Hey guys. I've been working on the licks from "If it ain't me" (track 15 on The Soul Of Blues Harmonica). I do my own version of these "side to side" licks (Adam has a lesson about something like it), but would like to know how the 'real' lick sounds. I'm interested in the lick that starts at 00:22. First part is a repetition of the 00:20 lick that goes something like this 4d 3d' 4b 4b 3d 2d 2d dip, and then I'm a bit lost :D
Last Edited by on May 09, 2011 7:43 AM
Well, I have to admit that I assumed that from Moe Joe's 1st post...the original album only had 10 tracks...assumed it had been "fleshed out" for the digital age...?
Last Edited by on May 10, 2011 1:33 PM
I found a set of MP3's a while back, but I don't remember that album ever being released on CD. The MP3's came off a copy of an LP or cassette. I know a lot of people that don't dig that album, but I think that early to mid 60's sound that Big Walter had going on was ultra-cool.
There are torrents/downloads out there with 15 tracks- 01 - Groove Walk 02 - Wee Baby Blues 03 - It's Alright 04 - Wrinkles 05 - Hard Hearted Woman 06 - John Henry 07 - Good Moanin' Blues 08 - Friday Night Stomp 09 - Gonna Bring It On Home 10 - La Cucuracha 11 - West Winds Are Blowing 12 - Little Walter's Boogie 13 - Truckin' Little Woman 14 - Just One Mistake 15 - If It Ain't Me 16 - Walkin' By Myself 17 - Blow Wind Blow 18 - Mad Love (I Want You To Love Me)
The original vinyl cuts were: Groove Walk - Wee Baby Blues - It's Alright - Wrinkles - Hard Hearted Woman - John Henry - Good Moanin' Blues - Friday Night Stomp - Gonna Bring It on Home - Cucharacha ..
Last Edited by on May 10, 2011 2:28 PM
