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    The Phil Wiggins/George Kirby/Andy Calder show in Jackson was a blast

    by Richard Hunter October 28, 2017

    I had the opportunity Wednesday night (10/25/2017) to hear Phil Wiggins, the great country blues harmonica player/ singer/composer, with George Kirby Jr. on guitar and Jackson local Andy Calder on standup bass at the Pink Garter in Jackson, WY. It was a great show, with…

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    Video of the Day 2 April 2017: Will Pound solo

    by Richard Hunter April 2, 2017
    We've featured Irish traditionalist Will Pound on this site before. We came upon this performance recorded at Aberdeen's Button Boxes & Moothie Festival in November 2015 recently, and we like it for a few reasons, not least that there are damn few harmonica players in...
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    RIP Toots Thielemans

    by Richard Hunter August 22, 2016

    I learned a few minutes ago that Toots Thielemans died at the age of 94. It’s impossible to overstate how important Toots is and was to the development of modern harmonica styles. If you play chromatic harmonica, you had to decide whether you were going…

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    Harmonica Master Boris Plotnikov is Teaching in Denver on June 15!

    by Richard Hunter June 7, 2016

    We saw a post recently on harp-L about Boris Plotnikov teaching a harmonica master class in Denver on June 15. Boris originally hails from Yekaterinburg, Russia, and it’s pretty rare that he sets foot in the USA, so this is a great opportunity for anyone…

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    Help Grant Dermody Record the “Louisiana Sessions!”

    by Richard Hunter October 31, 2013

    Grant Dermody is one of our favorite harp players, with great chops and a pile of excellent recordings in a wide range of roots-based styles on his resume. We got a message from Grant this morning to the effect that he’s getting set to record…

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    Jackson Kincheloe Interview, Part 2: Gear and Roles

    by Richard Hunter October 28, 2013

    As I noted previously on this blog, I interviewed Jackson Kincheloe of Sister Sparrow and the Dirty Birds right after the band’s performance on the afternoon of Sunday, July 21 2013 at Targheefest in Alta, Wyoming. The band sounded great at this show, with a…

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    Record review: “The Wine Dark Sea,” Dave Goodman & Steve Baker

    by Richard Hunter November 10, 2012

    I was given a copy of “The Wine Dark Sea” by Steve Baker back in July 2012. Since then I’ve listened to it dozens of times. The main reason I keep returning to it is that it’s one hell of a hot disk. It contains…

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    July 2 2012: 5 Days Left to Help Brandon Bailey Fund His New Album!

    by Richard Hunter July 2, 2012
    Brandon Bailey is one of the most exciting artists out there for anyone who's into the harmonica. In addition to playing cool stuff on the harp, he's a killer singer and songwriter with a very personal approach to loop-based composition and performance. Brandon wrote us...
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    Help Scott Albert Johnson make his second record!

    by Richard Hunter April 9, 2012

    Scott Albert Johnson is a fine singer, songwriter, and harmonica player from Jackson, Mississippi. His harmonica work is unique and original, often dazzling, and always evolving to new places. His first CD, “Umbrella Man,” got plenty of rave reviews, including one from me–in fact, I…

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    Video of the day 29 February 2012: Lonesome Dave Ferguson

    by Richard Hunter February 29, 2012
    Dave Ferguson is originally from South Africa, and now lives in Europe. He's inspired by Son of Dave (no relation), and this live performance shows his unique approach to solo performance with harmonica, a bag full of FX, and a looper. Click here for an...
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