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
Amplified Blues Harmonica BBS
Search:
 
Web HarpL
2 MIC 4" Vintage Ghedina Austrian Handcrafted Dolls
MICROPHONE BOOK VINTAGE 300 PAGE==24.95 FREE S&H
VINTAGE WRIGHT ZIMMERMAN INC. MODEL 300 DYNAMIC MIC
Vintage Early RCA 74B Chrome/Black Deco Microphone Mic
VINTAGE JAX DYNAMIC MICROPHONE - NEW OLD STOCK ITEM
Vintage Aiwa Microphone with case
Vintage (((Stereo))) Grundig W1 dynamic microphone
Vintage Soviet Russia Microphone MD-201 OKTAVA OCTAVA
vintage ELECTRO VOICE 664A MICROPHONE great EV harp mic
vintage electro voice model 715 ceramic microphone
VINTAGE 1940s ART DECO GE HARP HARMONICA OLD MICROPHONE
Vintage Telefunken Dynamic omnidirectional microphone
Vintage Turner 22D Microphone (NM Condition) High Z
Vintage Electro Voice EV 630 Hi-Z Harp Harmonica Mic
Vintage AKG DS 1000 E Microphone
Vintage AKG DS 1000 E Microphone
Vintage Turner Dynamic Microphone - USA
SONY CARDIOID MICROPHONE F-98 W/ BOX MIB MINT VINTAGE
V72 SIEMENS serial #2128 Vintage TUBE MIC PRE Sweet!
SHURE 55S VINTAGE MICROPHONE SHURE MIKE DYNAMIC "HLM"
Vintage Microphone American D-4 "Salt Shaker"
Vintage Shure Model 55S Unidyne Dynamic Mic 1951-1962NR
VINTAGE AKG D1000E LOW IMPEDANCE DYNAMIC MICROPHONE
VINTAGE ROFLAN SW-109 WW II MIC shure signal corps navy
VINTAGE 1970'S DYNAMIC MICROPHONE SET OF TWO RARE
VINTAGE ROBYN 23 CHANNEL CB RADIO W MICROPHONE TESTED!
4 Vintage ADM 780 Microphone Preamps Pro Racked Nice
Violet Design Globe Vintage Studio Microphone New
Electro-Voice EV 606 Hi-Z - Vintage Harp Mic...BLUES!!!
Round Metal Watch RADIO MICROPHONE Vintage Broadcast TV
CBS microphone flag for vintage Shure 55 FATBOY mics
MIC 4-Pin XLR Female Vintage Low-Impedance Connector,J4
Electro-voice Model 664 Vintage Mic(With Base & Cable)
MIC 4-Pin XLR Female Vintage Low-Impedance Connector,J4
MIC 4-Pin XLR Female Vintage Low-Impedance Connector,J4
GRUNDIG/SENNHEISER GDSM-202 Stereo Vintage Microphone
Vintage CROWN Wireless Microphone MD-9W ++FREE SHIP++
SENNHEISER MD413 N Vintage Microphone MD-413+Cable XLR
AKG D-99-C "HARRY" vintage binaural microphone D99C
MIC 4-Pin XLR Female Vintage Low-Impedance Connector,J4

Harp-L Archives

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

Date: Mon, 5 Jun 1995 16:09:03 -0600
From: HAAndru~mm.com (Harvey Andruss)
Subject: Re: Play music.....

At 11:50 AM 6/3/95 -0400, Douglas Tate wrote:

>Harvey A wrote a definitive statement about music reading. It contains so
much
>good sense that I am going to copy it and paste it to the wall of one of my
>calssrooms at school.

Really, Douglas !?!! Actually in re-reading it finally, it really was too
long and I got some flack back on the racial part too. Apologies to any
who were offended or found it boring/irrelevant. Just trying a little
teaser on a subject everyone seems to want to stay away from (race,
culture, sociology of music, sociology of the harmonica).



>Keep trying, it's worth it.

I will. Maybe even the Popper stuff that Winslow talked about, tab or not
-- speed patterns are fun to play and not a bad practice regimen. Now if I
could just go to that $200 Madcat Ruth seminar in Virgina...........



Harv

ps -- does runaround sound like rosalita or is it just me (e god street
wine traveler ?); all jersey dudes sound alike (NOT)

pps -- j. geils/magic dick & war/lee oskar were big in harmonica rock/top
40 b4 BT. don't forget steve miller (recent harp-l archives), aerosmith,
even the boss. more ?