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    Scott Albert Johnson’s “Going Somewhere” is a Brand New Rock n’ Roll Trip

    by Richard Hunter September 7, 2015

    Scott Albert Johnson’s new record “Going Somewhere” literally starts with a bang–a big drum groove–that is soon capped with feverish amped harmonica whose lines pay homage to the blues tradition without ever directly invoking it. Throughout this record, on every track of which Johnson sings…

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    “Comin Home Baby” Live with Wim Dijkgraaf, 29 October 2014

    by Richard Hunter October 31, 2014

    I’ve known Dutch-born harmonica virtuoso and composer Wim Dijkgraaf since the late 1990s. Wim now lives in Sao Paolo, Brazil, and I joined up with him there at Gartner’s Symposium ITXPO conference to perform this duet on Ben Tucker’s “Comin Home Baby” in front of…

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    Comin Home Baby with Richard Hunter and Annie Raines

    by Richard Hunter January 15, 2011
    Live recording of Richard Hunter and Annie Raines, harmonica, performing "Comin Home Baby" with an unknown Boston blues band at Jon Gindick's Harmonica Jam Camp, Natick, MA, September 2008. Hunter is playing a Lee Oskar Natural Minor harp in G in 2nd position; Raines is...
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    A Few Words About Special Tunings

    by Richard Hunter May 11, 2010

    The majority of harmonica players play diatonic harmonicas almost exclusively, and most of those players have never played a harmonica that is not standard-tuned, i.e. tuned to a Richter scale in a major key where the lowest exhale note on the instrument is the root…

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