Hoochie Coochie Man M. Waters cover - int. collab

Hoochie Coochie Man by Muddy Waters
The riff is different, though.
This is an international collaboration with
kokoro86 from Canada on blues harp
http://www.youtube.com/kokoro86
and bentonio07 from Germany
singing and playing a Johnson Resonator

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Coochie
• Hoochie
• Man
• Muddy
• Waters
• cover
• international
• collaboration
• blues
• harp
• resonator

[canetal]

Hey, guys, could u tell me what is the tuning of the harp that kokoro86 is using? I want to buy a harp, only to play this song XD

[bentonio07]

I'm not sure but as I play in the key of G (open G tuning) kokoro86 surely played a C harp

I'm sure he'll reply, too!

[sonomechanics]

Is it a Johnson mw10 resonator?

[bentonio07]

Err, no idea LOL

Got it 2nd hand and just know it's a Johnson

[kokoro86]

I've been eyeballing a nickel-plated, brass-bodied Johnson Reso, a similar Rogue Reso, as well as an Epiphone Biscuit Reso recently.

[bentonio07]

Well, let us see you play it soon :-)

[kokoro86]

WTF does race have to do with it? If there's something that you think needs to be improved on or if there's a different stylistic approach that's one thing, but that racial crap doesn't play anymore.

Just what decade do you think this is, anyways?

They don't turn the dogs and fire hoses on African American people in America anymore, and people of all different ethnic origins play all kinds of different music.

Seriously bro, what the hell?!?!

[kokoro86]

Glad you thought so. Since this one noth of us have developed significantly as musicians.

Antonio is acutely quality-conscious, and I'm sure that any future collabs that might materialize from the two of us could only be improvements.

[ortaparmak]

Wooohoooo. That's awesome guys. Benetio, way to go!!!

[AndrewSnowden007]

Where can I get the tab for this?

[kokoro86]

The microphone Antonio uses DOES look pretty sexy doesn't it?

[jonasjar]

cool! can I borow that mike? It also looks cool!

[stump1959]

2- white

[kokoro86]

Sorry, it's been a while since I popped in. I use a key of C Hohner 'Special 20' harmonica for this song.

It's good to have harps in C and D to start off. The special 20s and Big Rivers seem to play quite well, and of the two types, I prefer 20s.

Most times, to figure out what harp to use, figure out the tonic or root note(key the song is in) and cound up four notes in the scale including the root note.

Alternately, count five notes back including the root note.

Google 'circle of fifths'

[williestra]

if the songs in g the harp'll be in c major