Rgsccr
197 posts
Aug 14, 2013
3:22 PM
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I'm sure some of you are familiar with Steve Bailey and the T-Town Aces. He is one great harp player, and a good singer and guitar player too. He was the featured guest at the Elmer's Pub jam last night. I got to play harp with him - he was playing guitar. This video is from a gig his band played at the Highway 99 club.
Rich
Last Edited by Rgsccr on Aug 14, 2013 3:27 PM
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Rick Davis
2225 posts
Aug 14, 2013
3:56 PM
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Really good.
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snakes
707 posts
Aug 14, 2013
3:56 PM
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We are blessed with many awesome harp players here in the Seattle area. Just to name a few -> Grant Dermody, Kim Field, Mark Dufresne, Lee Oskar, Paul Greene, Jeff Herzog, Steve Bailey, Jeff Nicely, Jim McLaughlin, Brian Lee, Bill Davis, Dick Powell, and I'm sure I've forgotten someone. Harp heaven I tell ya.'
A couple hours down the road to Portland and the list gets even bigger, Curtis Salgado, Hank Shreve, Bill Rhoades, etc.
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The Iceman
1098 posts
Aug 14, 2013
4:12 PM
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So Jim McLaughlin is still active? My favorite wild man.
Those on the list who don't know Mark Dufresne...another unsung hero (Hide Your Daughters!)
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The Iceman
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Rick Davis
2226 posts
Aug 14, 2013
5:08 PM
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Yep, there are many fine harp players from the Pacific NW. Seattle and Portland are both strong blues scenes.
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1847
980 posts
Aug 14, 2013
7:57 PM
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is he playing thru one of them 20,000 dollar bandmasters?
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master po
i get a lot of request when i play
"but i play anyway"
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Rgsccr
198 posts
Aug 14, 2013
9:53 PM
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He was playing a very, very old looking Fender but I think it was a Bassman. Sure sounded good.
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