Other web Sites
Harmonica Blues  Harmonica Amps
Harmonica Links Harmonica Pages
• Archives Home
• Years
 · 1992
 · 1993
 · 1994
 · 1995
 · 1996
 · 1997 		 · 1998
 · 1999
 · 2000
 · 2001
 · 2002
 · 2003
 
Web HarpL
Ebay Searches:
Amps:
Microphones:
Effects:
Harmonicas and Gear:
Harmonica Music and Instruction:

 

 

Harp-L Archives

[Previous Message] [Next Message]
[Previous in Thread] [Next in Thread]
[Start of Thread] [End of Thread]

Date: Fri, 12 Apr 2002 07:58:08 +0000
From: "Michael Peloquin"
Subject: Re: Harp CD's

I heartily recommend Bill Barrett for anyone wanting to hear a total
original on our instrument. He is a nice guy too.
Michael Peloquin
www.kharps.com/peloquin1.html

>From: Mudha~ol.com
>To: mwinbo~ellsouth.net, harp~arply.com
>Subject: Re: Harp CD's
>Date: Thu, 11 Apr 2002 22:34:06 EDT
>
>I agree with this all the way. Soul, funk, tone, style and technique.
>Barrett
>has it all. His fat diatonic tone on on chrome just kills and his style is
>(or seems to be) totally original. Of course taste is in the ear of the
>beholder and your milage may vary and you can't dig everyghing. But dig
>Bill
>Barrett.
>
>T. Albanese
>
>
>In a message dated 4/11/2002 9:10:30 PM Central Standard Time,
>mwinbo~ellsouth.net writes:
>
>
> > As far as I'm concerned there is nobody playing jazz on the harmonica
>that
> > sounds remotely like Bill. When I listen to his CD's I forget I'm
> > listening to a harp player - I'm just listening to jazz period,
>especially
> > his CD's "Backbone" and "Peepin."
>

_________________________________________________________________
Send and receive Hotmail on your mobile device: http://mobile.msn.com