Frank
2958 posts
Oct 08, 2013
12:32 PM
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cyclodan
27 posts
Oct 08, 2013
12:42 PM
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Man, I would so much rather hear Sugar Blue play than Popper. Maybe if he played the same stuff on low harps it would sound better to me.
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Bb
337 posts
Oct 08, 2013
1:33 PM
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Yeah. My band plays this one a lot.
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garry
447 posts
Oct 08, 2013
5:04 PM
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my band used to play this one, too. great fun.
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MP
2960 posts
Oct 09, 2013
12:27 PM
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Yeep, Blue nails it! gets in, says what hes gotta say, then gets out flawlessly.
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Joe_L
2345 posts
Oct 10, 2013
8:21 AM
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Wow! What a difference! Sugar Blue plays his stuff with style and some serious tone. In comparison with John Popper, Popper comes across as impotent.
The thing I really dug about the recording with Sufar Blue was the addition of Son Seals. That dude was completely bad ass. He died way too young. He could play. He had an incredible sense of dynamics. He really knew how to work an audience.
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