RE: [Harp-L] Jimmie Wood

["Smith, Richard" <rismith@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Actually, there is a "garage" band on the show, but Jimmie
isn't on the show.  The pretense is that Jim Belushi plays 
the harp.  Or maybe he really does.  I'll check the credits 
to see if Jimmie Wood is listed.  I think that in the Blues 
Brothers, Dan Akroyd plays harp, not Jim Belushi. Thanks.

Richard J. Smith
Wormleysburg, PA


-----Original Message-----
From: Colin Epstein [mailto:colin@xxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Tuesday, February 15, 2005 2:42 PM
To: Smith, Richard
Cc: harp-l@xxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: [Harp-L] Jimmie Wood


The only thing I have with Jimmie Wood on it is  Bruce Springsteen's  
"Tunnel of Love" album.  He's on one track, "Spare Parts" laying in some 
very nice harp.

I did a web search on Wood a while back and came up with the following 
site for a band of his that I believe is based in Europe:

http://www.imperialcrowns.com/

Today's quick search led me to this list of links to albums Wood played 
on.  Megadeth?  Who'da thunk?

http://www.artistdirect.com/nad/music/artist/links/0,,533657,00.html#artist_name

Since one of those albums is a Jim Belushi project, that might explain 
why the same web search led me to the ABC Television site for their 
Belushi tv show "According to Jim."  Since I've never seen the show, 
I've got no clue what the connection is, but apparently there's a band 
on the show and Wood is in it?

--
Colin Epstein

Smith, Richard wrote:

>I have a "learn to play blues harmonica" type videotape set (2 volumes)
>by Jimmie Wood, and I really like his playing.  I would like to get some
>CD's of his playing, but I can't find much of anything.  Can anyone 
>make any suggestions of CD's with Jimmie on them?  Thanks.
>
>Richard J. Smith
>Wormleysburg,  PA
>