Nice! I’m working on a piece that is kicking my butt. STILL. But I’m getting closer and closer.
I think once I record it I’m going to spend some time jamming and improvising.
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@keroroRinChou Thank you for your openness and transparency. I am glad you are here. It doesn’t matter where we are from, where we are now, or where we are on our harmonica journeys. When we play harmonica we are all connected because the harmonica gives voice to our breath and we speak the same language.
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I refer to may of them as alphabet people in that they all seem to have a need to belong to a given crowd and I cannot keep up[ with the latest group, When they are talking, take two aspirin, one for each ear. I do not tweet, post on Facebook, chat or anything else. This forum is as far as I will go. I could not care less about people I have or never will met that tell you why you should change of give unsolicited advise. Their opinion is worthless to me. if I have not seen someone for decades there is a good reason that feel they feel their unsolicited advise is worth the cost. They are in need of a life and if they spend so much time giving harp advise I doubt they practice or play. Time is priceless as once waisted it cannot be bought back with all the money in the world and I have better things to do like practice the harp and read, I refuse to waste something like my time with them. Too many advice givers and not enough people that do things and share their knowledge with others with the same interest to help. There will always be a shortage of well intended helpers. Hope Luke culls out the ill intended. J/M/O. Today is history and tomorrow a mystery in that one never knows if its their last
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