Frank
3775 posts
Jan 28, 2014
12:20 PM
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Was the harp in this tune inspired by a guitarist,bassist, drummer, vocalist, trumpeter, sax man, piano player? Can you tell?
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sonny3
116 posts
Jan 28, 2014
12:52 PM
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Sounds like trumpet to me anyway sounds great.
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tmf714
2387 posts
Jan 28, 2014
12:53 PM
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I would say Duane Allman,Jaco Pastorious,Frank Sinatra,Louis Armstrong,Kenny G or Billy Joel-
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Frank
3777 posts
Jan 28, 2014
1:47 PM
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you guys are good :)
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FMWoodeye
816 posts
Jan 28, 2014
2:17 PM
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Piano.
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Frank
3778 posts
Jan 28, 2014
3:27 PM
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great answer :)
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Todd Parrott
1188 posts
Jan 28, 2014
3:39 PM
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No idea, Frank, but it sure sounds good, man.
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CarlA
437 posts
Jan 28, 2014
5:44 PM
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A triangle?????
Last Edited by CarlA on Jan 28, 2014 5:52 PM
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didjcripey
687 posts
Jan 28, 2014
7:10 PM
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Kazoo
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Jehosaphat
671 posts
Jan 28, 2014
7:11 PM
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Ha..the Isosceles Blues!
That'd be a first Frank..you do have a bit a Greek ancestry look about you come to think it^
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1847
1482 posts
Jan 28, 2014
7:15 PM
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i was going to say the triangle also
however that was not one of the choices
it is obvious to me it was inspired by a vocalist
a two year old "vocalist" lol
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i get a lot of request when i play my harmonica
"but i play it anyway"
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nacoran
7515 posts
Jan 28, 2014
8:30 PM
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Very trumpet-y to my ear. Very nice.
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BronzeWailer
1192 posts
Jan 28, 2014
11:18 PM
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Sounds great, I was going to say trumpet too, but then I thought of a lonely bull frog letting all the lady frogettes know how fine he is, or maybe a rooster crowing! Whatever it is, it is very attractive.
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The Iceman
1430 posts
Jan 29, 2014
6:47 AM
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Reminds me of Dennis Gruenling who definitely was inspired by sax players.
Good stuff.
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Slimharp
153 posts
Jan 29, 2014
7:18 AM
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Nice work. Clarinet, Trumpet, Sax. On the other hand could be any lead instrument, or maybe this is a front to show us your skills. Give me that mic lol.
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Stevelegh
919 posts
Jan 29, 2014
12:30 PM
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Cupping is outstanding. I haven't heard many do it that well. One of Greg's mics?
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FMWoodeye
817 posts
Jan 29, 2014
1:36 PM
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I will amend my earlier answer and say a 5-4-4 configuration big band with piano and stand-up bass.
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CarlA
441 posts
Jan 29, 2014
2:33 PM
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I am thinking castanets???
Last Edited by CarlA on Jan 29, 2014 2:35 PM
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Slimharp
155 posts
Jan 29, 2014
4:09 PM
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How bout Harmonica !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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CarlA
444 posts
Jan 30, 2014
8:08 AM
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CWinter
93 posts
Jan 31, 2014
1:59 PM
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The Glockenspiel?
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CarlA
445 posts
Jan 31, 2014
2:07 PM
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Frank
3781 posts
Feb 01, 2014
10:52 AM
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Slimharp was the most correct..."the harmonica" -
I am a big fan of all instruments,
But I LOVE to study the work of the Master Harp Players approachs and figure out how to unlock the excellence that they possess as harmonica players...
So that "horn sound and rythmic phrasing" is something I am drawn toward and hear in my minds gut when improvising. Thank you all very much for your input :)
Last Edited by Frank on Feb 01, 2014 10:55 AM
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Not so sweet 62
8 posts
Feb 01, 2014
2:05 PM
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I really love this kind of harp handling.
Around here, the accordion and fiddle is the traditional instruments, and i take the harp for a travellers kind of accordion, and hence an instrument of its own. Then this fellow got a jass komp sound behind him, but he could might as well be alone, and still make good music to me.
Svenne
Last Edited by Not so sweet 62 on Feb 01, 2014 2:08 PM
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