Here's a portion of the interview with Rod Piazza and David Barrett for BluesHarmonica.com. In this snippet Rod speaks about the power of the chromatic harmonica, George "Harmonica" Smith and Billy Boy Arnold. To see the entire hour and a half interview visit www.bluesharmonica.com and become a subscribed member to have access to this and the other 1,200 videos on the site (lessons and interviews).
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recording's do not capture the unbelievable sound rod gets on a chromatic, live you feel like a mack truck bearing down on you and it is a thing of beauty
ArtofDreaming1 8 months ago
Move someone's soul Rod? I just wanna tell ya that On numerous occasions your playing has got to me Man. And it's usually during a part of the song that's subtle but, I get it Man and I thank you. If y'all ain't never heard Ghosting - well....it is no doubt in my mind a true masterpiece. And I'm happy to recognize it as such. We need to stop waiting till these cats are gone before appreciating the music. Wherever you are, right now - tonight - do something for the Blues. Love ya Man
DanSolem 11 months ago
Until you hear rod play chromatic live you have no idea how good a chromatic can sound. It is truly amazing
ArtofDreaming1 1 year ago
I always liked and respected the chromatic but had no desire to play one, untill I heard rod piazza live. It was an incredible sound like a mack truck bearing down on you. Ever since then I have gotten a chromatic and from time to time try to get that Rod piazza sound.
ArtofDreaming1 1 year ago
awesome interview, it's invaluable to hear how a player like Rod thinks about his art, thanks so much. i've seen Rod play for 30 years and hearing him talk about it brings a whole other dimension to hearing him play.
jayscott49 1 year ago
didn't know who Rod Piazza was until about four years ago. I now have a shelf full of this Cats stuff. His style opened up a whole new world to me on the harp. His chromatic work is really soulful and he's got great licks. thanks for sharing and Keep rockin Rod, you're the man!
BlueVooch 1 year ago
I really enjoy the interviews with the professional harmonica players. I learn so much of 'behind the scenes' stuff. --- Thanks
Kenneth1944 1 year ago