atty1chgo
1134 posts
Sep 19, 2014
7:27 AM
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Billy Branch plays "Hoodoo Man Blues" with the Chicago Blues Living History Band in Bourgogne, France, summer 2012.
I post this clip because Billy is using an Electrovoice RE-10 mic through a Fender Twin Reverb and then through the PA, and a Suzuki Manji harp. I can't tell what kind of mic is taking the sound from the amp to the PA, but it looks like a standard Shure stage mic. I think that his tone is excellent, just enough growl and dirt so as not to sound too thin.
Billy Branch - harmonica and vocals Billy Flynn - guitar Felton Crews - bass Johnny Iguana - keyboards Kenny "Beedy Eyes" Smith - drums
Last Edited by atty1chgo on Sep 19, 2014 8:52 AM
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slaphappy
32 posts
Sep 19, 2014
10:18 AM
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is it just me who's not seeing the clip in your post atty1chgo?
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---------- 4' 4+ 3' 2~~~ -Mike Ziemba Harmonica is Life!
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5F6H
1830 posts
Sep 19, 2014
10:25 AM
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It's a Super Reverb, not a Twin, nice nod to Carey Bell in there too :-) ---------- www.myspace.com/markburness
Last Edited by 5F6H on Sep 19, 2014 10:44 AM
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atty1chgo
1136 posts
Sep 19, 2014
1:32 PM
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Sorry about that. When I edited I must have deleted the clip. Thanks.
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blueswannabe
506 posts
Sep 19, 2014
3:16 PM
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Great accents, sharp and to the point...The tempo is a lot faster than than the original but works with his crisp style. You can see the Carey Bell (chicago influence). Love it! thanks.
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