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I knew Chris when he was playing in a band named 'Screw' in the late 60's early 70's. They supported the Stones in Hyde Park. He was a really nice guy way back then. As I remember, he only had one pair of trousers, so gigs and trouser washing had to be arranged on alternate days. Heh!
He's looking and sounding good.
All my best to him. ZipPy xxx (implosion - roundhouse)
ZipButtons 2 years ago
I just met Chris a few hours ago and had a harmonica jam session with Chris, Rachel, and our mutual friend, Bill Newton. What nice folks! Chris is a great harp player.
AceOfHarps 3 years ago
My parents just saw Turner at a gig and they were just blown away...they could not stop talking about him when they got home that night.
AssumesAllRisks 3 years ago
Is that a big Hurdy Gurdy ya got there or are you happy to see me?
johnwalterm 3 years ago
That is the largest hurdy gurdy I have ever seen!
Pigglies 4 years ago
As far as I know, it's the world's largest
-Jobe
stevenleejobe 4 years ago
I'm an old student of Chris' from back in the late '80's. I wish I could have studied longer with him: he taught me the basics, and I'm just finding out now, after 20 years of playing, how much I don't know.
Philosofy1 4 years ago
Is that Rachel turning the cranks on that Hurdy Gurdy?
Philosofy1 4 years ago
Good, beautiful work with your harmonica. Congratulations
Good, beautiful work with your harmonica. Congratulations!!!
tisbamar 4 years ago
I know Daniel Thonon from St Chartier Festival. Impressive work... Bosch would be delighted to see it, for sure.
We hurdy-gurdiers are supposed to play an instrument that comes directly from hell. I love it!!
faustinofendetestas 4 years ago
Who on hell made that mega-organistrum???
What ´s the name of the luthier??
faustinofendetestas 4 years ago
The instrument is loosely based on the iconography of the Garden of Delights painting (right hand panel, Musical Hell) by Hieronymus Bosch. It was my notion to have three wheels, one for each function -melody, rhythm and drones. Otherwise the instrumnet was designed and constructed by jeremy Woodward of Providence, Rhode Island and Daniel Thonon of Montreal, Quebec.
-SL Jobe
stevenleejobe 4 years ago
That is amazing....
hathorsoracle 4 years ago