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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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    Comparing the Manji, Session Steel, and Kongsheng Soloist

    by Richard Hunter May 27, 2019

    I use a wider variety of makes and models of diatonic harmonicas than most players, because I try new models as they’re introduced, more or less, so at one time or another I’ve owned at least one of everything. I’ve had Suzuki Manji and Seydel…

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    A little taste of the sounds of (a) Blue Future UPDATED

    by Richard Hunter September 1, 2018

    UPDATE: see the end of this post for a clip of the harp solo from my rough mix of “On The Road Again.” Canned Heat’s Version of “On The Road Again” is one of my favorite records, and I’m covering it for “Blue Future” The…

    Audio/Video, Blog, Blue Future, Hunter's Effects, Hunter's Music, Huntersounds for Fender Mustang, Recommended Artists & Recordings, ... 2

    How I recorded “Put The Lever Down” (2017 version)

    by Richard Hunter July 15, 2017

    Where “Put the Lever Down” came from I wrote the lick and harmony on which “Put the Lever Down” is based while I was hanging out in my car at one of my daughter’s skating meets around 1981, playing with a Dorian Minor tuned diatonic…

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    How I Wrote and Recorded “Why Should I Make History”

    by Richard Hunter May 22, 2017

    How I wrote “Why Should I Make History” Thanks for checking out my series on the harps and FX I used to record “The Lucky One!” If you haven’t heard the rest of the pieces in this series, check the record out on CDBaby. I’ve…

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    The 2015 Battle of the Bands is Over, and It Was a Blast

    by Richard Hunter September 15, 2015
    On stage with Gartner in the Cloud, Sep 12 2015 I played the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. And it was great. No, my band, Gartner in the Cloud, didn't win the Playoffs for the Inc. Magazine Battle of the Corporate Bands in 2015....
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    Now That I’m Playing Loud Rock & Roll Again, I’m Blowing Out My Seydels

    by Richard Hunter September 4, 2015

    I’ve been playing mostly acoustic music onstage and in the studio for a while now, and my harps have held up very well. But in the rehearsals for the Battle of the Bands in Cleveland, I’ve been playing loud rock and roll, and it’s showing…

    Blog, Recommended Gear 2

    Looping Setups Old and New and a Couple of New Loop Jams

    by Richard Hunter June 14, 2015

    I decided in the last couple of days to buy some new gear for looping. The main idea with this gear is to sync everything to everything: loopers to each other, loopers to drum machines, drum machines to sequencers–you name it, I want it synced…

    Audio/Video, Blog, Hunter's Effects, Recommended Artists & Recordings, Recommended Gear, Recorded Performances 2

    The Seydel 1847 is getting to be my favorite harp

    by Richard Hunter May 4, 2015

    I recently blew out the draw 4 reed on my Seydel Session Steel A harp. When I ordered a set of replacement reed plates, I was shipped a set of Seydel 1847 plates by accident. I decided to re-order the Session Steel plates, and also…

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    Keepers of the Streak Part 2

    by Richard Hunter January 1, 2015

    I reported on this blog not long ago about a session I did for an ESPN movie called “Keepers of the Streak.” I spent Christmas in Idaho, and not long after I arrived there I got a call for a second session for this movie….

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