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Frank
4488 posts
Jun 09, 2014
1:29 PM
We all love some fast style, honky tonk, rock, boogie, country, Irish and jazz harmonica etc.

Got any (slow blues) that you have done and would like to share...please do :)

tookatooka
3660 posts
Jun 09, 2014
1:51 PM
Well you asked for it Frank. This was from a few years back and I think I've improved since. I hope.

Texas Flood. Key of G.
Kingley
3591 posts
Jun 09, 2014
1:54 PM
Here you go Frank. Here's a few I've done. Not sure the band always understand what a slow blues really is at some of the jams though!











tookatooka
3661 posts
Jun 09, 2014
1:57 PM
Frank you're bit from 1:00 to 1.08 is particularly sublime but it's all good.
BronzeWailer
1302 posts
Jun 09, 2014
3:33 PM
Enjoyed them all gents. Good singing too, Kingley.
Here's one our duo did last year at a festival.





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jnorem
257 posts
Jun 09, 2014
8:19 PM
I just recorded a corker of a slow blues. I'd like to put it up here, but it's ludicrously difficult to attach a music file to a post on this site. I have both aif and MP3 format, but attaching either of those to this post is like applying for a visa to Belarus.


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Last Edited by jnorem on Jun 09, 2014 8:20 PM
Kingley
3592 posts
Jun 09, 2014
10:33 PM
Great stuff everybody. Thanks Bronzewailer. Nice work yourself too. You can't beat a bit of Junior Wells! His Hoodoo Man Blues album is just one of my all time favourites.
Slewis
15 posts
Jun 09, 2014
11:16 PM
Me trying to play Gussow's Front Porch Blues on a G harp.


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STME58
880 posts
Jun 10, 2014
10:14 AM
I don't know if this fits the definition of Blues technically but it is slow. I tried to put some I got no money and my wife is cheatn on me into it. I also recorded it in my car. (I did it in the parking lot before work, having a job isn't very bluesy is it?)

Slow and Bluesy

I have been listening to a lot of jazz and bluegrass as well as blues lately so some of that may have drifted in. I never know when an idea is original and when I am repeating something I heard somewhere before.

Last Edited by STME58 on Jun 10, 2014 10:23 AM
blingty
28 posts
Jun 10, 2014
10:25 AM
Jnormem, I see others here putting the mp3 on dropbox and adding a link to that here. I'd love to hear your stuff.
tmf714
2551 posts
Jun 10, 2014
10:39 AM
jnorem
259 posts
Jun 10, 2014
10:42 AM
@blingty: I'm figuring it out. :)
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Diggsblues
1355 posts
Jun 10, 2014
11:06 AM
This a little different from your standard slow blues.


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STME58
881 posts
Jun 10, 2014
12:37 PM
The vocals emulating the train whistle along with the harp really caught my attention and the rest of the song held my attention. I listened to "Lonesome Whistle Blues" several times. Very nice!
Rhartt1234
130 posts
Jun 10, 2014
12:51 PM
S-harp
211 posts
Jun 10, 2014
2:21 PM
Not the standard slow blues, but sloow it is.
Simple one mic recording during rehearsal.
Playing harp through the PA.


Don't let nobody drag your spirit down

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Frank
4493 posts
Jun 10, 2014
2:37 PM
Lovin the slow blues - thank you all for chipin in and sharin your goods...

Check out this snippet on Miles :)

Pistolcat
635 posts
Jun 10, 2014
2:42 PM
Fine playing all! Here's one I posted some time ago...

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Pistolcat
636 posts
Jun 10, 2014
2:44 PM
This page need a pagebreak

soon...
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Frank
4506 posts
Jun 13, 2014
7:07 AM
WinslowYerxa
620 posts
Jun 13, 2014
1:05 PM
Here's my slow-blues contribution to the late night jams at the World Harmonica Festival last fall. My segments starts about 2:09. They cut away just as it starts to get good.


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Winslow
Plunge into the SPAH Experience, August 5-9, 2014

Last Edited by WinslowYerxa on Jun 13, 2014 1:06 PM
WinslowYerxa
621 posts
Jun 13, 2014
1:13 PM
Here's another that may or may not qualify as slow blues. It's a one-chord tune on a B7 chord, played on a C chromatic. It's called Blue Chrome and I did a detailed breakdown of how I played it in an old Harmonicasessions article in 2008:

Blue Chrome article

Here's a new edit of the recording (shuffle rhythm in the backing, more compressed mix):

Blue Chrome new mix

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Winslow
Plunge into the SPAH Experience, August 5-9, 2014

Last Edited by WinslowYerxa on Jun 13, 2014 1:15 PM
waltertore
2690 posts
Jun 13, 2014
1:32 PM
Here are some from the other day to a few years or so ago. All are using the 1 man band with real instruments-guitar, harp on rack, drums on my feet, keys, all word/music spontaneously created/recorded. Walter

so sorry I hurt you

4am blues

here is one with piano/drums/harp/vocal 1 man band

times of lonesome

here is a video showing what I invented back in the 80'- playing lead guitar and harp together.


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Last Edited by waltertore on Jun 13, 2014 1:47 PM
groyster1
2621 posts
Jun 13, 2014
3:08 PM
great job tooka
Steve Harvell
164 posts
Jun 13, 2014
6:54 PM
Here is something I did many years ago :)

Greg Heumann
2741 posts
Jun 13, 2014
8:10 PM
Joining the fray late, but here's one'a'me I forgot was up there....





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Last Edited by Greg Heumann on Jun 13, 2014 8:11 PM
S-harp
213 posts
Jun 13, 2014
10:46 PM
"How Long"
Accoustic ...



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Last Edited by S-harp on Jun 13, 2014 10:48 PM
Ted Burke
22 posts
Jun 14, 2014
6:41 AM
Ted Burke
23 posts
Jun 15, 2014
11:18 AM
Some acoustic slow blues, a bit cleaner in the phrasing. Tastier, I think.


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