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    Don’t blow so f—in’ hard!

    by Richard Hunter October 2, 2022

    The people who blow their harps out frequently don’t like to be told that the reason their harps fail is that they’re playing too hard. But that’s the only reason why anyone burns through a lot of harps. The ONLY reason. So if you’re burning…

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    “Lightnin Bounce” live

    by Richard Hunter February 10, 2022
    Live harmonica with prerecorded backing tracks for my piece "Lightnin Bounce". The harmonica is a Marine Band Deluxe in A, Country tuning, played in 2nd position into a Bulletini mic and a Line 6 HX Stomp running a Bassman amp model with delay and spring...
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    The Kickstarter Campaign for “The Lucky One” starts in a few days

    by Richard Hunter May 30, 2016

    As I work my way through writing and recording demos for my upcoming record project, “The Lucky One,” I keep in mind that making a record takes money as well as talent and dedication. On that score, within the next couple of days I’ll be…

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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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