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Monday, March 17, 2008 Arbor Day Weekend Fundraiser - Blues Harp Bill Rhoades is one of the acts at The First 'Save the Trees' Event to Occur on Arbor Day Weekend (4/26-27) Want to rescue trees? Sing the Blues! Bill Rhoades: Known as the 'Godfather of the Northwest Blues,' Bill Rhoades is on every must hear list for Blues Harp. Not only is he a much awarded Hall of Fame inductee, he is an acclaimed Blues scholar and keeper of the true Flame. Bill Rhoades and the Party Kings are the acknowledged Masters of Chicago-style Blues and Texas Blues, adding their own distinct color to the palette. And that color is pure, straight no chaser, Blues. posted by Keith at 3/17/2008 01:19:00 PM 0 Comments: Post a Comment << Home

Free Name-A-Star Give a special gift. Name a star for free www.freenameastar.com History of this page. In the dawn of the World Wide Web (1994), Keith Graham created the JT30 page. It started out as a home page for modifying JT30 microphones. Eventually the page became a catchall for microphones and amplified harmonica playing. You can see these pages at: The Original JT30 Page Now I have three pages for harp mics, harp tab and harp amps. I'm going to start another one just for learning harp.

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My Other Sites.
I fool around with Javascript, Java, PHP, ASP and Flash and I have a couple of interesting sites:
You can read my blog at Keith Graham's Wandering.
www.cthreepo.com is where I rant and rave about how to write Science Fiction.
Astounding Tales Magazine is a Science Fiction ezine that I publish.
The Jump Gate for all of Keith Graham's websites is www.kpgraham.com

The last thing the blues needs is another smart-ass white boy with a bad attitude.
- Brownie McGhee

Keith Graham (with Kim Wilson). I'm the tall one.

(I can hear Kim saying "who the hell is that jerk?")

• The Original JT30 Website from 1994 (with a few updates)
  • Microphone Volume Control Mods - Rod Piazza Hot Rod mic
  • Tips on Controlling Feedback
  • Jam Session Rules
  • Microphone Identification Pages
  • Using a harp with a bullet mic - The Grip
  • Tone - What it is and how to get it.
  • Harp Key Chart
  • Harmonica Jokes
  • Fender Amp Dating
  • Collecting Mics and Amps
  • The Astatic Story
• Harp Amplifiers at WWW.Harpamps.com
  • Monster list of Harp Links
  • A Blues Harp Player's Guide to Amplifiers
    • A Blues Harp Guide to Amplifiers - Amp Picks
    • A Blues Harp Guide to Amplifiers - Brand Names
    • A Blues Harp Guide to Amplifiers - Cabinets
    • A Blues Harp Guide to Amplifiers - Does It Work?
    • A Blues Harp Guide to Amplifiers - Features
    • A Blues Harp Guide to Amplifiers - Principles
    • A Blues Harp Guide to Amplifiers - Speakers
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    • A Blues Harp Guide to Amplifiers - Tube Configuration
  • Sears Amplifier Gallery
  • Premier Amplifiers
    • Premier Amplifiers - Later Models
    • Premier Amplifiers - Model 110 and 120
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    • Premier Amplifiers - odd and unknown
    • Premier Amplifiers - Schematics
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    • Premier Amplifiers
  • Sonny Jr. Amps
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  • Harp Amp Secrets and Tips
  • Twin 8 Project
  • Old Archive of Effects Schematics
• Harp Tab - Most of this has moved to www.HarpTab.com
  • Sonny Boy Williamson Help Me tab 1
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  • Songs, Riffs and Notes on Harmonica Tablature
    • 12 bar blues harp theory
    • Amazing Grace Harmonica Tablature
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    • Black Rat Blues Harp Tab
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    • Help Me lick
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    • Stormy Weather Harp Tab
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    • Off the Wall - Harp Tab
    • Born Under a Bad sign Harp Tab
    • Cream - Sunshine of You Love - Harp Tab

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