Nat Riddles | Sonny Boy's Jump
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It's great to have Nat's distinctive harmonica stylings available on YouTube. This recording was made 4 years before I first became his student. Here, he's reanimating the country-jump style of Sonny Boy I, a.k.a., John Lee Williamson, NOT the better-known Rice Miller. What I hear is his remarkably loud, clattering tongue-blocked attack combined with very subtle timing shifts, ahead and behind the beat, that gave his playing an amazing amount of life or "kick." A great model!
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lately been overwhelmed with daily life let onlt all the jam tracks i need to buy to keep my playing going, uhm just go to gussows favorites!!!! problemed solved!!!!
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@SwampBluesTed hey ted sorry hav'nt got in touch lately been swamped man.
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Fine stuff goin on here !!
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Excelente meu novo amigo.
Parabéns!! 5*
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Interesting video and great blues !
5*****
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Cool!!! thx my friend *****, *:))
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Very good,I love blues 5*****
Your friend in Sweden
Bertil
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Sounds nice and happy. I'm reading Mr Satan's Apprentice right now!
this is great! I will never forget being on my first gig with Good Rockin' Marty Finch at the Mill's Tavern on Bleeker Street, Greenwich Village, NYC; I would say it was 1978. It was the first time I met Nat; he and Marty were tight and he was always welcome to play. I did my best to back up Nat. I'll never forget that and no one can take that away from me. He is playing and singing great on this one! Is it Andy, Horace and Charles behind Nat?
tbonewalk 1 year ago 3
Thank you for sharing these memories! This track features in any event Horace Evans, Charles Otis and most likely Andy Story. The cover text isn't very clear about the last one though. You have to read between the lines. I also don't think Larry Johnson joint in.
SwampBluesTed 1 year ago