what type of harmonica is used by mick jagger ?

[pascal]

i think its chromatique im not sure
thanks

[Silk]

no...it's a diatonic...
Silk

Post by pascal
i think its chromatique im not sure
thanks

[pascal]

is there many models diatonic ?
i have a diatonic c buti can't reproduce the mick jagger songs
i think i do not have some notes (mineur)

Post by Silk
no...it's a diatonic...
Silk

Post by pascal
i think its chromatique im not sure
thanks

[Robbie and Laura Reynolds]

What song do you want to play? Once you know what key it is in, you can
select the correct harmonica.

Post by pascal
is there many models diatonic ?
i have a diatonic c buti can't reproduce the mick jagger songs
i think i do not have some notes (mineur)

Post by Silk
no...it's a diatonic...
Silk

Post by pascal
i think its chromatique im not sure
thanks

[Biffy the Elephant Shrew]

<< is there many models diatonic ?
i have a diatonic c buti can't reproduce the mick jagger songs
i think i do not have some notes (mineur) >>

Diatonic harps come in all 12 keys. You'll need different ones
for different songs. For example, if you want to play along with "The
Spider and the Fly," you'll need an A harp. But if you want to jam
with "Midnight Rambler," you'll need an E harp. What songs do
you want to play?

Your pal,
Biffy
--
I'm Biffy the Elephant Shrew and I disavow all knowledge of this message.

[Keith Adams]

You sound nice enough Biffy.Elephant shrews arent though.If they were the size of lions man kind probably would have went the way of
the Dodo bird

"Biffy the Elephant Shrew" <***@aol.commie.rats> wrote in message news:***@mb-m14.aol.com...
<< is there many models diatonic ?
i have a diatonic c buti can't reproduce the mick jagger songs
i think i do not have some notes (mineur) >>

Diatonic harps come in all 12 keys. You'll need different ones
for different songs. For example, if you want to play along with "The
Spider and the Fly," you'll need an A harp. But if you want to jam
with "Midnight Rambler," you'll need an E harp. What songs do
you want to play?

Your pal,
Biffy
--
I'm Biffy the Elephant Shrew and I disavow all knowledge of this message.

[Biffy the Elephant Shrew]

<< You sound nice enough Biffy.Elephant shrews arent though.If they were the
size of lions man kind probably would have went the way of
the Dodo bird >>

You say that like it's a bad thing.


Your pal,
Biffy
--
I'm Biffy the Elephant Shrew and I disavow all knowledge of this message.

[Jeff]

And if you want to play along to "Missing You" you'll need a D.....and
Sugar Blue to play it, like Mick did. Can you believe that Mick and
Bob Dylan both supposedly got lots of studio work as harmonica players
for other artists early in their careers? If the bar was still that
low I'd be friggin' Miles Davis.
Jeffo

Post by Keith Adams
You sound nice enough Biffy.Elephant shrews arent though.If they were the size of lions man kind probably would have went the way of
the Dodo bird
<< is there many models diatonic ?
i have a diatonic c buti can't reproduce the mick jagger songs
i think i do not have some notes (mineur) >>
Diatonic harps come in all 12 keys. You'll need different ones
for different songs. For example, if you want to play along with "The
Spider and the Fly," you'll need an A harp. But if you want to jam
with "Midnight Rambler," you'll need an E harp. What songs do
you want to play?
Your pal,
Biffy

[Keith Adams]

Yeah I heard Dylan in an interview state that he considers himself a harp player first and foremost.

"Jeff" <***@aol.com> wrote in message news:***@posting.google.com...
And if you want to play along to "Missing You" you'll need a D.....and
Sugar Blue to play it, like Mick did. Can you believe that Mick and
Bob Dylan both supposedly got lots of studio work as harmonica players
for other artists early in their careers? If the bar was still that
low I'd be friggin' Miles Davis.
Jeffo

Post by Keith Adams
You sound nice enough Biffy.Elephant shrews arent though.If they were the size of lions man kind probably would have went the way

of

Post by Keith Adams
the Dodo bird
<< is there many models diatonic ?
i have a diatonic c buti can't reproduce the mick jagger songs
i think i do not have some notes (mineur) >>
Diatonic harps come in all 12 keys. You'll need different ones
for different songs. For example, if you want to play along with "The
Spider and the Fly," you'll need an A harp. But if you want to jam
with "Midnight Rambler," you'll need an E harp. What songs do
you want to play?
Your pal,
Biffy

[BlueM0ZARK]

what type of harmonica is used by mick jagger ?

the better question would be, who cares?

[Keith Adams]

I guess he cares Blue though I dont know why.Unlike the Chrom. Pascal
You need differently tuned harps to play in different keys.Even if you were a master at playing in different positions one harp
doesnt fit all.I dont even know if it could be done.
Whattya say Pat? Is it possible to squeeze playing all keys out of (for instance) a ten holer tuned to C?

"pascal" <***@tele2.fr> wrote in message news:***@4ax.com...
i think its chromatique im not sure
thanks

[BlueM0ZARK]

I guess he cares Blue though I dont know why>

That's like asking what harp Neil Young or Bob Dylan plays.

[Keith Adams]

Thats easy Blue.They share the same one.Have been since 62.
As you can probably tell passing it back and forth doesnt give em much time to practice.Just the other day they were asking Jagger
if he might want to chip in for a new one.After some thought they declined their offer.Never can tell where Jaggers mouth has been.

I guess he cares Blue though I dont know why>

That's like asking what harp Neil Young or Bob Dylan plays.

[Kees Huizing]

No, I don't think so. You'll have to bend blow reeds, which is very
difficult, or bend draw reeds one and a half tone. And since there are
some notes missing on the ten holer, you'll have to bend even further.
Furthermore, you can't play the proper chords.

Kees

Post by Keith Adams
I guess he cares Blue though I dont know why.Unlike the Chrom. Pascal
You need differently tuned harps to play in different keys.Even if you
were a master at playing in different positions one harp
doesnt fit all.I dont even know if it could be done.
Whattya say Pat? Is it possible to squeeze playing all keys out of (for
instance) a ten holer tuned to C?

[ben bouman]

Howard Levy plays in all 12 keys on a C harp using every possible draw bend,
blow bend, overblow,overdraw

Ben Bouman

--
www.marbletones.com
www.harmonicainstituut.nl

[Fat Sam]

Post by ben bouman
Howard Levy plays in all 12 keys on a C harp using every possible draw bend,
blow bend, overblow,overdraw

I'm willing to bet that his harmonica's don't last him very long.....I'd
imagine that sort of strain on the reeds would push them beyond their
limits.....

[BlueM0ZARK]

folks, if you have any respect whatsoever for this fine
instrument...ferchristsakes PULEEEEZE do not disgrace this forum with the name
Mick Jagger.

[Keith Adams]

Why Blue?Whats wrong with the over rated semi talented ,corn
holeing,boy buttering bastard?Hmm.Thats what I want to know

"BlueM0ZARK" <***@aol.com> wrote in message news:***@mb-m18.aol.com...
folks, if you have any respect whatsoever for this fine
instrument...ferchristsakes PULEEEEZE do not disgrace this forum with
the name
Mick Jagger.

[Fat Sam]

Post by BlueM0ZARK
folks, if you have any respect whatsoever for this fine
instrument...ferchristsakes PULEEEEZE do not disgrace this forum with the name
Mick Jagger.

I never mentioned him....

[Ralf K. Buschner]

Post by BlueM0ZARK
folks, if you have any respect whatsoever for this fine
instrument...ferchristsakes PULEEEEZE do not disgrace this forum with the
name Mick Jagger.

emmm...Mick who?

[Kees Huizing]

Post by Fat Sam

Post by ben bouman
Howard Levy plays in all 12 keys on a C harp using every possible draw

bend,

Post by ben bouman
blow bend, overblow,overdraw

I'm willing to bet that his harmonica's don't last him very long.....I'd
imagine that sort of strain on the reeds would push them beyond their
limits.....

My Hohner went south after a few months of bending. So this Howard Levy
will certainly overdraw his bank account. :-)

Nevertheless, impressive.

Kees

[Keith Adams]

Very few people can do it.Theres an old boy who visits the harp on line
blues jam that can get em all on a C harp.Tinnius or something like
that is his name.He plays a 10 holer in a chromatic scale.Thats what I
call wringing out everything they've got then squeezing just a little
bit more.

Post by Fat Sam

Post by ben bouman
Howard Levy plays in all 12 keys on a C harp using every possible draw

bend,

Post by ben bouman
blow bend, overblow,overdraw

I'm willing to bet that his harmonica's don't last him very

long.....I'd

Post by Fat Sam
imagine that sort of strain on the reeds would push them beyond their
limits.....

My Hohner went south after a few months of bending. So this Howard Levy
will certainly overdraw his bank account. :-)

Nevertheless, impressive.

Kees

[ben bouman]

Yes, it's Tinus..
here's his wesbite address:
ww.tenhole.com

Tinus is one 6 harpteachers for the harmonica insitute in Holland
www.harmonicainsituut.nl (sorry, not yet in english!)

Ben Bouman
Holland

--
www.marbletones.com
www.harmonicainstituut.nl

[Keith Adams]

Is that all Ben? No kind words of praise?Hey Ben.How many times have
you been to the U.S.A. and which states have you been in?No reason in
paticular .
Just curious

"ben bouman" <***@freeler.nl> wrote in message news:3d0eb$419f9621$53e827b1$***@freeler.nl...
Yes, it's Tinus..
here's his wesbite address:
ww.tenhole.com

Tinus is one 6 harpteachers for the harmonica insitute in Holland
www.harmonicainsituut.nl (sorry, not yet in english!)

Ben Bouman
Holland

--
www.marbletones.com
www.harmonicainstituut.nl

[ben bouman]

We've are busy organising a USA tour next year from 23 rd of august till 13
of september . Most gigs are planned near the West coast (L.A.).
It will be my first visit to the USA... the rest of the band be in the USA
on 30 august....
We have to do 12 gigs in 13 days. Is that what they call the blues??? :-))

Ben Bouman

[Keith Adams]

Make sure you let me know the details Ben.I'd like to meet you in
person and hear ya'll jam.Blues? The only blues you'll get is when you
see the paycheck for all your work,They dont pay worth a damn in L.A.
I hope you dont end up owing them money.

"ben bouman" <***@freeler.nl> wrote in message news:6933e$41a06aa6$53e827b1$***@freeler.nl...
We've are busy organising a USA tour next year from 23 rd of august
till 13
of september . Most gigs are planned near the West coast (L.A.).
It will be my first visit to the USA... the rest of the band be in the
USA
on 30 august....
We have to do 12 gigs in 13 days. Is that what they call the blues???
:-))

Ben Bouman

[BlueM0ZARK]

I just couldn't see that name one more time...

[Keith Adams]

Does he just play the scales that way Ben or can he play it as in play
it that way?My guess is the latter.The dudes amazing.

"Kees Huizing" <***@win.tue.nl> wrote in message news:2004111821275216807%***@wintuenl...
No, I don't think so. You'll have to bend blow reeds, which is very
difficult, or bend draw reeds one and a half tone. And since there are
some notes missing on the ten holer, you'll have to bend even further.
Furthermore, you can't play the proper chords.

Kees

Post by Keith Adams
I guess he cares Blue though I dont know why.Unlike the Chrom. Pascal
You need differently tuned harps to play in different keys.Even if you
were a master at playing in different positions one harp
doesnt fit all.I dont even know if it could be done.
Whattya say Pat? Is it possible to squeeze playing all keys out of (for
instance) a ten holer tuned to C?