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Lay Lady Lay Bob Dylan Cover w/Harmonica
Posted on May 20th, 2010 5 comments(c)1969 Words & Music by Bob Dylan on album “Nashville Skyline” Dylan wrote this for the 1969 movie Midnight Cowboy. Harry Nilsson’s “Everybody’s Talkin’,” which was released the year before, was chosen for the theme song instead. Phil Everly of the Everly Brothers has stated in interview that Dylan offered the song to them backstage after an appearance by the duo at the Bottom Line in New York. Phil asked Dylan if he had any new songs that they might record, and answering “yes”, Dylan picked up a guitar and proceeded to sing the song so quietly that the Everlys thought they heard Dylan sing “Lay lady lay, lay across my big breasts, babe.” Thinking it was a song about lesbians, Don Everly declined the song, saying “thank you, it’s a great song, but I don’t think we could get away with that.” Dylan did not question them about it and went on to record the track himself. Months later, they heard Dylan’s version on the radio and realized they’d misunderstood the words. The Everlys felt they’d missed a big opportunity and later recorded the song on their EB 84 album. Covered by a number of bands and artists, including The Byrds, Ramblin’ Jack Elliott, The Everly Brothers, Melanie, The Isley Brothers, Duran Duran, and Ministry amongst others. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ harmonica key of A Check cover of LLL shown in Nathan´s channel “NCLUSA” I borrowed this cool GFC chord variation.. for my lazy lay.-) more song info en.wikipedia.org
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“I’ve got to help my own damn self” – Harmonica Shah
Posted on March 27th, 2010 16 commentsHarmonica Shah performs “I’ve got to help my own damn self” with Mel Brown (gtr), Jack de Keyzer (gtr), Bob Vespaziani (drm), Alec Fraser (bass) and Julian Fauth (kybd) at Liquid in Toronto.
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Alice The Naughty Sweeties Cover Acoustic w/harmonica
Posted on February 26th, 2010 1 comment(c)1980 ian jack on album “chinatown” track#5 on side 1 for more details check www.chromeoxide.com ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ pink panties on your rear view mirror beer cans in the back i see you´ve been goin´out with alice won´t you give my girlfriend BACK? #alice has a hard time being true she´s just hot blooded there´s nothing she can do but you took advantage.. you took advantage.. why you wanna make her when you know that she´s my GIRL? two shadows on your bedroom window her car parked out back i see that you´re interested in alice won´t you know she´s my girl, JACK? # .. hot wire to your car ignition two sticks of dynamite i see that you´re not gonna listen don´t you know that isn´t nice? # ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ a bit fast, just for the fun of it .-)) but there was no drummer around to slow it down, haha harmoniker key of B flat for ingo schantz aka ian sands, rip HOLLYWOOD SIGN SAVE THE PEAK .-)
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Sunshine of Your Love for harmonica 2
Posted on February 22nd, 2010 17 commentsSunshine of Your Love (Cream). Hakan Ehn plays Hohner Golden Melody harmonica in A (music in B = 3rd position). Adam Gussow did it again! His version of this song was a great source of inspiration for me. .
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Sunshine of Your Love for harmonica 1 (AG.10)
Posted on February 20th, 2010 25 commentsThe Cream classic from the late 60s, translated into simple blues harmonica riffs, then performed by Adam Gussow as a one-man band. If you’d like to learn how to play blues harmonica, Gussow has 200+ free video tutorials on youtube and a whole lot more stuff at Modern Blues Harmonica: www.modernbluesharmonica.com If you’re looking for a modestly-priced “total harmonica experience” this spring, think about making the pilgrimage to the North Mississippi hill country for Hill Country Harmonica www.hillcountryharmonica.com