Two more pieces from the Alpine Wines gig
Tequila, electric solo with looper. Dorian tuned (draw 3 and draw 7 flatted 1/2 step) Golden Melody, key of B, in 1st position. Looper used to back the jam section. The RP355 patch for this piece is a Matchless amp model with a low octave…
Electric stuff from the Alpine Wines gig
At my gig at Alpine Wines in Driggs ID on August 4, I did a few pieces with the looper. It was a new and different experience. The main thing I like about those pieces is the cool sounds that result from layering the harps with the Digitech RP355 a…
A couple of recordings from the Alpine Wines gig
I’ve been listening to the recordings from the Alpine Wines gig in Driggs ID on August 4, and I’ve decided to share some of the pieces. The recording quality, as usual for a live gig, is good but not great. It’s a live gig; there is crowd noise. …
The solo gig at Alpine Wines on Aug 4 was killer
I played two solo sets at Alpine Wines in Driggs ID last night. I’ve done solo gigs before, but this was my first 2-hour solo gig, and the first on which I sang, used the looper, and used my amp modelers. Overall it was a great show, one of my favo…
Live recordings from the Lowlands gig 19 June 2010
Ed Abbiatti of the Milan-based band Lowlands has given me permission to post a few of the pieces I recorded live on my Zoom H4, with a mono feed from the mixer, at the gig at The Windmill in Brixton on June 19 2010. Unfortunately,…
Pull of the Moon July 20 2010
Take a listen to this piece from WhyNow’s latest rehearsal, July 20 2010: “Pull of the Moon” . Richard Hunter/harmonica, Lexi Bodick/bass, Tracey Kroll/drums. It’s a rough mix, of course, and it sounds cool to me… I’m using my regular stage rig: Digitech RP250, RP355,…
Why(K)now is what now?
Why(K)now is a band unlike any other. Think power trio–Hendrix or Led Zep, with harmonica leading instead of guitar. Already having trouble imagining the sound? Check it out. The big sounds come from running the harmonica through a battery of amp modeling devices to big…
Richard Hunter’s new RP350 sounds for harmonica
Dance Currents with Richard Hunter
