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Sunday, August 31, 2008 I finally got to see Ricci play. The guy is technically amazing. He is able to play all of theos overblows and high end Popper stuff without ever leaving the world of deep dark blues based harp Playing. I am a blues bigot, but I still enjoyed his rock/jazz fusion of genres. I must say that his opening song called "Get Funky" or something lasted about 10 minutes too long, but the show is more of personal journey for Ricci rather than standard entertainment. You've got to go see this guy before he burns himself out. I was surprised that there were not many people at the show. There were only about 40 or so people. Many of these had video cameras going or recording devices so you might search around to find more stuff for the night. He had the singer Gina Fox who is married to Dennis Gruenling touring with him, but she doesn't seem like a good fit for Jason's style. Here's a video from a song "Keep the Wolf From the Door". It sounds like it is a Tom Waits song, but I don't know.
I have some pictures that I will upload when I have a minute. I have more video, but I blew my limit at Vimeo for the week. Labels: Jason Ricci, video posted by Keith at 8/31/2008 10:04:00 AM | 0 comments
Tuesday, August 12, 2008 Chis Reynolds just told me that he's finished cloning the JT30 shell in lightweight plastic. I bought one of his Shure 520 shells (I've got it partially done - I'm waiting for the paint to dry). These shells are great for harp players. I've always found that the lighter the shell, the easier it is to play. I can play faster and more accurately with a light shell.I am thinking about sending Chris a "brown bullet" shell, but there is question about the suitability for making a mold. It picks up all the flaws so I have to find one in my collection as nearly perfect as possible. I also have some very odd shells, including the series of Japanese plastic shells that are very far out. I might send him three or four and let him choose which ones he wants to clone. C.A.Reynolds Lightweight Microphones posted by Keith at 8/12/2008 11:06:00 AM | 0 comments
Thursday, August 07, 2008
![]() ![]() I'd like to add these few photos to your James Cotton collection. Wonderful concert!! posted by photor at 8/07/2008 06:47:00 PM
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![]() Harp player Dexter Lane was at the Cotton Show and took some good pics. He had a nicer camera and a good eye, so he has managed to capture some really good images. James Cotton - SUPERHARP! posted by Keith at 8/07/2008 10:39:00 AM | 0 comments
Wednesday, August 06, 2008 I was lucky enough to make it down Weehawken, New Jersey to see James Cotton in concert. James sounds pretty good for his age and the band was great. Here are some of the pictures...
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