Re: [Harp-L] Irish Music on the Harp Now James Conway

["hazcon" <hazcon@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Have you ever said,or thought,"i'd cut my leg off to be able to play like 
that"
James Conway........to me anyway is another Howard Levy,in that he just does 
things on a Harp that are jaw dropping...pardon the pun and then  type him 
into U tube,abol..sulutey bleedin'
mind bogglin'
              Look for the one where he Jaw Harps and does a voice 
drone,with Harp
Imo this is one awesome harmonica player who is taking the harp beyond 
cliches (mind you i love cliched Harp as well)
           Blues,irish and beyond
Rick
in NZ


> I don't know how this discussion got this far without somebody mentioning 
> James Conway's absolutely wonderful record "Mouth Box", but if it has to be 
> me, so be it.
>
> "Mouth Box" is not only a great harmonica record, and not only a great 
> Irish music record.  It is one of the best independent record releases in 
> any style that I have ever seen and heard.  There isn't an aspect of this 
> release, from the cover graphics in, that isn't brilliantly done. The 
> harmonica playing is terrific, the arrangements are effective and varied, 
> and the sound is luminously beautiful.
>
> Have I succeeded in convincing everyone reading this who doesn't own a 
> copy of this record to run out and buy one?  Go ahead.  You can thank me 
> later.
>
> Regards, Richard Hunter
> hunterharp.com
> harmonica blog at http://myspace.com/richardhunterharp
> Latest mp3s always at http://broadjam.com/rhunter
>
>
>
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