RE: Where's the BEEF?



Well, it's more funny when I am in front of you because yo can see my serious face and also when I am imitating the students.
 
It was the first time I was teaching harmonica in another language than French and the guys were (and still are) good players, so I was a bit stressed, I did not know, also, the English lang. as well as I know it nowadays.
The class was about being expressive on your harmonica, here, what I said (more or less):
 
      " Well folks, you're all harmonica players. You have different level of playing and different influence, meanwhile you all play blues music. And I am pretty sure that you get it on cross harp! Some of you may alos play double-cross harp, but like 90% of the blues harmonica players, you like 2nd position.
Well! Why! because it is the most expressive! You think!
But blues harmonica is not only a draw work! You can also provide a lot of very expressive blow jobs!"
 
Then, the student starred at me.
I thought: " They don't think I am right" and I said:
 
" Yes! Yes folks! You can get and be very expressive with a blow job with your harmonica. Look at Howard Levy: his mastering makes him giving a lot of expression and feeling during a blow job as well as during a draw job..."
 
At that time, I was meaning blowing work, and I had found in the dictionnary that Job was like Work.

It is just when one the guy stopped me, smiling and laughing, and explained to me what I had said was meaning in slang!! I think I have never been so uncomfortable before that moment! 

But now, I am laughing at it, because I figure what the guys thought: they were expecting to talk about harmonica and suddenly, that french young guy starts to talk about b* J*... with harmonica!!!

 

Hope you will like the story,

 

Froggy  
 
 


"Smith, Richard" <rismith@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Froggy,

I'd like to hear the rest of the story, and I'm sure others would too.
Do you really want to be inundated with requests off-line?
Perhaps if you used "spelling euphemisms" like - - f**k or pu**y, noone would be offended.

Richard J. Smith, R.A. 


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From: owner-harp-l@xxxxxxxxxx [mailto:owner-harp-l@xxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of Nicolas Fouquet
Sent: Wednesday, March 31, 2004 7:02 AM
To: Steve Shaw; harp-l@xxxxxxxxxx
Subject: RE: Where's the BEEF?


Yeah, but beware! I understood, with the recent stuff, that there are some word to not say on Harp-L.

So, I can't definitly not relate my first time as harmonica teacher speaking in english. The fact is that I am french (nobody's perfect!) and I say some mistakes when I speak english.
That time, I was talking about harmonica and nothing related about sex neither than something uncorrect was going to be said, but,...Anyway, 
Ask me offlist, then, to know the end!
I was thinking to relate it, but the last events advise me to not.


Keep on Blowing!

Froggy

Steve Shaw wrote:

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- -0800

As pertains to harp in general,,

Sometimes it's "clean",,,

and sometimes it gets dirty.>>>>>

Thank goodness we're back on tone and amps again! #;-)

Steve


Want more than the blues? Try Irish!
http://mysite.freeserve.com/trad_irish_harmonica

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