Re: [Harp-L] magic dick.



Magic Dick & Lee Oskar must be commended for really bringing Harmonica to
the forefront during the Rock-Pop music scene of the 70' & 80's. They used
the instrument brilliantly whether  you care for the music, the songs. or
not. If you were playing Diatonic during this period, you HAD to be affected
by what they were doing.

    Their musicianship was impeccable and in perfect context with the
records they made. Both Players were SO good they commanded an integral
'chair' in each Band utilizing Harmonica as a LEAD and ENSEMBLE instrument
played with skillfull dynamics. I learned volumes about our instrument and
MUSIC via these two pioneers and I thank them.

Harpfully,
Rob Paparozzi


----- Original Message ----- 
From: <Aalprice@xxxxxxx>
To: <harp-l@xxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Monday, May 02, 2005 7:58 PM
Subject: [Harp-L] magic dick.


> Hi Martin.   One of my very favorite J.Geils Band albums is
> "Nightmares.....and other tales from the vinyl jungle".   Dick does  some
great studio stuff
> on there....overdubs that make up a complete horn  section,some very nice
> tremolo harp on "I'll be coming home".... and the solo on  "Gettin' out"
is
> absolutely deadly.   Other J.Geils albums that i  would recommend
are.....MONKEY
> ISLAND---BLOW YOUR FACE  OUT.---HOTLINE.---SANCTUARY.and LADIES INVITED.
I love
> them all...and all  are hoachin' wae great harp.   Hope that helps a wee
bit
> Martin.  Regards,Al.
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