[Harp-L] Re: OB in context (was Joe Spiers harmonicas review)

["10hole" <10hole@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

The 6 OB is really the only one that I use in any sort of context and that's 
rarely. The fact that I'm not too proficient without
a good warmup might have something to do with it. If I do it 4 or 5 times it 
gets my mouth into the groove (so to speak) and
allows me to land on it effortlesly. Once on the stage it's hard to practice 
or prepare mid tune for a single note. Now if I actually
started practicing more it might not be an issue  ;-)





> -----Original Message-----
> <I can overblow but there's only 1 overblow note that I've been able to 
> use
> in context so it's something I don't do.>
> Gotta say, if you're gonna play blues harp, OB 6 is certainly attractive.
> I am kinda fond of OB 5 as it is the 3rd of the phantom V of V chord (D7 
> on
> a C harp, played cross in the key of G--so it's the F#).
> G