Frederic Yonnet plays Boogie On Reggae Woman

[ActionAimz]

AMAZING. Got my tix to see you at the Blues Alley next week!

[ActionAimz]

I was so blown away by you at the DC Jazz Fest. Will be looking to see you again! Amazing performer!

[fans7777]

What harmonica did u use here?diatonic, chromatic or tremolo?Coz i want to buy a harmonica..

[dealdesign0003]

Nice video, "reggaelinx website" has the best collection of reggae videos if you are into reggae music.

[bluesmanfabry]

Great Great Great !!!

[ichkannsnet]

hello fredyonnet wow wow ,you one of a kind,how long learn for this song?????

[Xiuxiu1121]

holy shit...

[ValarieEdwards]

Still loving Fred Yonnet after seeing you all those years ago in Yellow Springs, Ohio. Now when I'm hosting a show, I use your CD as transition music. You're still doing the dang thang and it still sound great!

[ValarieEdwards]

Still loving Fred Yonnet after see you all those years ago in Yellow Springs, Ohio. Now when I'm hosting a show, I use your CD as transition music. You're still doing the dang thang and it still sound great!

[jinuchy1]

this is some awesome playing man!

[BobDeesh]

man, u crazy!!! keep it up :)

[neomodernbill]

what is wrong with the sound? Bass sounds like a wet nintendo fart

[fredyonnet]

@neomodernbill we didn't have a bass player for that show. Therefor, Moe Daniels had to split his keyboard to play the bass with the left hand.

I think he killed it!

[neomodernbill]

@fredyonnet I meant no disrespect towards your immensely talented musicians. Just thought it sounded funny. You guys all killed it. Truly phenomenal playing all around. Hits me right in the spot. I recently had the pleasure of meeting your guitar player Errol at a private party. If you run into him in the future, tell him the 'Giant Steps guy from New Bedford' says hi! Also, If you ever need a bass player, look me up! You are an inspiration man.

[sousathecat1]

Frederic. You are the man.

[skeetmoses]

yes sirrrr

[lowell191]

DAMN! bad man on the harp.

[nacoran]

Very cool. I have a low tuned Seydel Favorite. Very nice harp. I can't get it to sound like that though!

[137photoman]

He's good at what he does,no Little Walter,but it'll do.

[vintagesoul73911]

lol

[viduayte]

I think I just had my first real orgasm.

[CrAzzyWak]

@viduayte Must've been your second one because the first one was for Cacophony... :)

[sopleto]

whats are your favorites harps, in order. for your comments i suppouse the seydels favorites. what do you think about the 1847`s? and what about the hohners.

[closertotheheart]

I saw Frederic Yonnet absolutely kill at Prince's Nokia show. Two songs in particular sounded so much better with harmonica. I never tried out the instrument myself (although I can get by on a diatonic on simple songs) but I am seriously thinking about giving it a try.

[Saraton123]

Hi is greate!

[huggelibuggel]

This i like very BIG

[jfgoldstein]

does anybody know what key his harp is in?

[angrykoopa]

Db, but he's crossharping it into Ab

[fredyonnet]

I used a Seydel Favorite in D to play in A.

FY

[Ledvolta]

you rock

[BlueVooch]

@jfgoldstein If you are at all in the least still interested.... 2 years later...lol. I'm pretty sure it's an A flat harp. that's what key Stevie Wonder used for the original.

[326cher]

@jfgoldstein I think C

[fredyonnet]

@jfgoldstein I used a Seydel Favorite in D to play in A.

FY

[JOHCHHHH]

Il est trop class!!

[angrykoopa]

GOD DAMN THIS GUY IS AWESOME

[CFMPmadSfX]

When he played Little Wing for Dave Chappelle i got the most intense wave of chills down my spine since i first heard the blues. Yonnet is an amazing harp player.

[cbmuzik]

he's a very nice guy too. He played at 21st Amendment in DC and I saw him up close...kinda tall too...lol. But he's a very humble musician...a trait not many of them possess these days.

[guitarandharp]

Hi cbmuzik

I only just found out about this gentleman. It's nice to read that he's humble and you're right, it is kind of rare!

I read about him on another page where the correspondent is arguing the pointlessness of saying such and such a player is 'better' than another.

Best wishes from the U.K.

[Craigmad2]

Bravo!

[ToddGates]

1 of 2:

Stevie Wonder had three surprise guests show up on stage with him during his Madison Square Garden show two nights ago (Nov 17 2007) ... Frederic Yonnet may have been the least famous (the other two were Prince and Tony Bennett), but Yonnet was the one who totally blew me away! He and Stevie played dueling harps on "Boogie On Reggae Woman"---it was amazing!!

[ToddGates]

2 of 2:

As an aspiring future wannabe professional blues harp player myself (once my kids get older), I find Frederic Yonnet inspiring ... but also depressing---because if that's the competition, I guess I'll just stay an amateur!

[theBMH]

awesome

[sabishiisan]

what key harmonica is that?

[gwilliam45]

Band in key of A and harp is key of D

[BlindLemonJaffaCake]

Outstanding. No other way to describe this.

[Hazuki1983]

awesome!

[yaquesss]

Increiblee

[thankgodjohn]

Excellent!!!

[tronbaby]

i have never heard of this guy before hes amazing...makes me wanna keep playin harmonica

[amanichi]

c´est classe!genius

[rymixxx]

That's ^ a bit good

[josephr418]

Chapeau...

[bobblunn]

Incredible!!! Amazing tonal control across all registers. THank you for sharing this.

Jam On!

-B²

[stuijn]

crazyyy!!

[DoctorKaboom]

This man is an astounding performer! Vas-y M. Yonnet!