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    Kill The Doctor (Who Killed My Wife)

    by Richard Hunter August 14, 2023
    I wrote this piece with a particular person in mind. You're pretty close to me if you know who. Anyway, unlike most of my recent posts, this piece was written, arranged, and performed entirely by me. Vocal and harmonica are performed live. I'm playing a...
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    “On the Road Again” live

    by Richard Hunter January 27, 2022
    Live vocal and harmonica with prerecorded backing tracks for the Canned Heat song "On the Road Again". The harmonica is a Seydel Session Steel in C, 2nd position Dorian tuning, into a Bulletini mic and a signal chain that include delay, reverb, and a Lone...
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    “Disconnected Blues” live

    by Richard Hunter January 17, 2022
    Live vocal and harmonica with prerecorded backing tracks for my song "Disconnected Blues". The first harmonica choruses are played in 2nd position on a Seydel Lightning in A, which transitions to 3rd position on a Seydel 1847 Classic in D. Bulletini mic and Line 6...
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    For Some Reason, RP1000s and 360s are Growing on Trees

    by Richard Hunter February 16, 2020

    I did a search on “Digitech RP” in the Used section of guitarcenter.com. What I saw was a lot of Digitech RP1000s going for about $189 to $240, and a lot of RP360XPs going for $114 and up. Those are great prices for very capable…

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    A few thoughts on my low-pitched harps

    by Richard Hunter December 13, 2019

    A pic of my case for low diatonic harps: 5 Lucky 13s (A, Bb, D, D Country, and Eb), 4 Special 20s (2 Low D, Low Eb, Low E, one with Turbolids, which do indeed sound more focused and louder), and 1 Seydel 1847 Low…

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    Take a Look at the Artist’s Notes for “Blue Future” Right Here

    by Richard Hunter December 13, 2019

    The blues is traditional music. Traditional music is about roots and blooms, and this record is one of the blooms. This is not a traditional blues harmonica record, though I have certainly drunk from the deep well of blues harp history for some of the…

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    What’s “Blue Future” All About?

    by Richard Hunter November 13, 2019

    Lots of harmonica players use effects nowadays. My intent on this record was not just to make new sounds with harmonicas, but to put the harmonica into a range of new roles in the band (as well as a couple of more traditional ones, like…

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    Richard Hunter jams on “I Shot the Sheriff” with the Murphy’s Pub House Band

    by Richard Hunter February 1, 2019
      "I Shot the Sheriff" at the Murphy's Pub Sunday Jam In Newtown, CT, Jan 27 2019. I'm playing a Lee Oskar G Natural Minor harmonica in 2nd position through an Audix Fireball V mic into a Digitech RP500 multiFX device running my patch set,...
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    Richard Hunter demos the Joyo American Sound for harp players

    by Richard Hunter January 7, 2019
    The Joyo American Sound costs $35, is about the size and weight of a paperback book, and makes a harp sound big and amped-up through a PA. What's not to like? In this demo we explore a few different configurations for the American Sound that...
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    The sound of 1978: Gentile, Hunter, Dunlap, and French live in Woods Hole

    by Richard Hunter December 11, 2018

    Working with our friends Nancy and Jim Van der Pyle to put on a community dance party, in February of 1978 I performed at the Woods Hole Community Hall with a band consisting of myself on keys and harmonica, Phil Gentile on guitar and vocals,…

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