Here is an interesting collection of microphones for sale. I see no JT-30, so I could care less. Actually, I have all of the mics, except the cool EV (second from left) and the two GE broadcast mics (which I sold when the prices got too high). Also, most of the mics were in production well into the 1960s.

Lost Found Art – 9 Deco Period Style Microphones: “9 beautiful circa 1930-1950 Art Deco inspired vintage microphones that include such great names as Shure, Astatic and Electro voice.”

The question I have is: Do they work???

A chinese site translated my 12 bar blues page on harptab.com. It’s cool to see my words in chicken tracks all over the screen.

中国口琴音乐网 – 学习资料 – 如何用口琴演奏12小节BLUES

There are lots of nice videos on YouTube.com. This one is of Sonny Boy from a video that’s been around around for a while. Sonny Boy (Rice Miller) is playing an 1896 marine band. It’s a full octave lower than a standard C harp. I find it hard to bend the 2 hole in mine, but everything sounds real nice and funky whe you use one.

The second song has Willie Dixon on bass and Sunnyland Slim on piano and I think that’s Robert Jr. Lockwood on guitar.