X-Mozilla-Status2: 00000000 Date: Fri, 06 Apr 2001 20:59:59 -0700 From: Charles Bassi X-Mailer: Mozilla 4.7 [en] (Win95; U) X-Accept-Language: en MIME-Version: 1.0 To: majordo~arply.com Subject: British Invasion Harmonica
British Invasion Harmonica , Appropros of Nothing, in No Particular Order
1. Love Me Do - John Lennon, Beatles 2. I Should Have Known Better - John Lennon, Beatles 3. Smokestack Lightning - Keith Relf, Yardbirds 4. I'm a Man - Keith Relf, Yardbirds 5. New York City Blues - Keith Relf, Yardbirds 6. Smokestack Lightning - Paul Jones, Manfred Mann 7. Mystic Eyes - Van Morrison, Them 8. Good Times, Bad Times - Brian Jones, Rolling Stones 9. Not Fade Away - Brian Jones, Rolling Stones 10. Something Something Michagan Avenue (Can't remember address) - Brian Jones or Mick Jagger (suspect it's Brian), Rolling Stones 10. Cat's Squirrel - Jack Bruce, Cream 11. Train Time - Jack Bruce - Cream 12. Parchman Farm - John Mayall, Bluesbreakers 13. You Shook Me - Robert Plant - Led Zepplin 14. Some song I don't remember the name of on the album Kink-Size, which was the same riff as a vocal track on the same album called "Things are Getting Better" - Ray Davies (I think), the Kinks
Okay, I know we're not talking Walter Horton here - BUT - when I was a kid this was the stuff I hoped I'd be able to play some day - this stuff & honorary mention to the harmonica solo on Section 43 by Joe McDonald, Country Joe and the Fish, who weren't of course British, but I sure liked that solo, very mysterioso.
