Tag Archives: Harmonica Blues

Dallas-raised guitarist, singer, and songwriter Mike Morgan shaped his blues and blues-rock band in the past due ’80s, amid that city’s even now growing nightclub scene. Morgan, who got his initial guitar in primary school, was motivated to try out better electric guitar after hearing Stevie Ray Vaughan’s debut record, …

Delivered in 1976 in Idaho, John Németh was raised in Boise, where his initial contact with music was performing within the Catholic Cathedral. He branched out following that, though, and was playing in regional bands as an adolescent. He was 17 whenever a friend, Tom Moore, subjected him towards the …

Among the foremost electric powered blues harpists of the present day era, Glucose Blue was created Adam Whiting in NEW YORK in 1950. The boy of the vocalist/dancer who frequently performed on the renowned Apollo Movie theater, he was presented with his initial harmonica at age ten, and by his …

Another ex-Muddy Waters worker, Jerry Portnoy’s biting, flailing harmonica design rivals any within modern blues circles for fluency, range, or psychological range. His vocals work enough, particularly when punctuated by his harp accompaniment and solos. Portnoy started his professional musical profession within Muddy Waters’ support band in the first ’70s. …

When he wasn’t busy siring progeny (the Neal home produced ten children, many of them apparently now using the blues), Raful Neal was staking his state among the top harpists over the Baton Rouge blues front. However, until lately, his discography didn’t reveal that position — but albums for Alligator …

One-man rings weren’t too common around the postwar blues picture. Joe Hill Louis and Dr. Ross one thinks of as greats who plied their trade simply by their lonesome — therefore do Juke Boy Bonner, a Texan whose skill never really gained him much in the form of tangible incentive. …

A California-based blues bandleader, harmonica participant, and singer, Fishing rod Piazza’s stratospheric harmonica wailings owe much debts to both Small Walter and George “Harmonica” Smith. Piazza started his professional profession as an associate from the Dirty Blues Music group in the middle-’60s. The Dirty Blues Music group documented two albums …

This California-based blues band led by Rod Piazza, the harmonica player and singer whose stratospheric harmonica wailings owe much debt to both Little Walter and George “Harmonica” Smith. Piazza started his professional profession as an associate from the Dirty Blues Music group in the middle-’60s. The Dirty Blues Music group …

Coy “Hot Shot” Like was a renaissance guy, of a sort, in blues: sign-painter, road denizen, along with a magician using a harmonica, who liked to adorn his natural leather coat and his bike, as well as other personal products with text messages regarding his lifestyle. He resided on Gayoso …

No, he hardly ever hung out using the Rat Pack over the martini-stained Vegas remove, and it’s extremely doubtful that he honors demands for “The Chocolate Guy.” This Small Sammy Davis is really a experienced harp blower using a discography dating back again to 1952 and an excellent ’90s debut …