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Date: Sun, 12 Jan 2003 10:04:08 -0800
From: Roger A Gonzales
Subject: Re: Paul Delay, James Cotton, Mark Hummel, James Harmon

Thanks for the review Mark. I will be seeing this show on wed. this week.
Paul deLay has the best hand techniques I have seen in a long time. He get
so many different tone colors while he is playing out of a bullet. He also
happens to be one of the most soulful cats on the planet.

The show I will be seeing will have Huey Lewis on the bill. I will let the
list know how the show went.
regards,
Roger Gonzales

>
> Everyone put on a good show. The stand outs to me were Paul Delay
> and James
> Cotton. Paul played with the crowd, cracked some good jokes, and
> had a big
> smile on his face all night. He played some very unusual creative
> stuff on
> the chrom and diatonic and really let it rip a few times. He
> definitely had
> a captive audience. He did something I had not seen much before.
> He'drelax the cup on his bullet which would let some of the higher
> frequenciesthrough and his harp would really scream, loud enough
> to compete with the
> guitars. At one point he went from a tight cup, to a loose cup, to
> no cup
> with his harp directly in front of his vocal mic, then right back
> to a tight
> cup all in about 20 seconds. Spine tingiling stuff. He's still
> playing Big
> Rivers.
>