Results for "harmonica"

Antonio Serrano

Born: 1974

Antonio Serrano is a virtuoso of his instrument, one of the biggest names on the current Spanish jazz scene and one of the most sought after session musicians in the country. Endowed with an atonishing technical facility and deep theoretical knowledge, Serrano also shows an enormous musical versatility that is faithfully reflected in his long history of collaboration. His harmonica moves with equal ease in musical fields as far apart as jazz, flamenco, pop and classical. He has shared the stage with artists such as Barbara Hendricks and Placido Domingo, with countless Classical Orchestras in Europe, Wynton Marsalis, Lou Bennet, Toots Thielemans Vicente Amigo, Clarles Benavent and the great Paco de Lucia amongst many others.

David "Harmonica" Miller

Born: May 4, 1961

David Miller is a multiple genre Harmonicist, Vocalist, Guitarist, Teacher, Promoter, former President of Jazz Unlimited MKE, and Owner. Dave Miller teaches beginning to advanced harmonica, beginning voice, and basic blues guitar. David was introduced to the harmonica back in 1972 by his late father at the age of eleven years old. Dave's dad was his mentor, but his other influences also include: Charlie Musselwhite, James Cotton, Billy Branch, Little Walter, Big Walter Horton, Sonny Boy Williamson, Junior Wells, to name just a few. David Miller has appeared throughout the Midwest. Some of the venues included the Wisconsin State Fair, Summerfest, Sherman Fest, as well as various Chicago clubs

Matthias Broede

Matthias Bröde, born in Karlsruhe, Germany, is a composer, improviser, jazz harmonicist and pianist. NEWS: THREE NEW ALBUMS WITH THREE DIFFERENT LINE UPS ARE RECENTLEY RECORDED AND READY TO BE PUBLISHED !!! 1.) January 2020: Recording-session with Berlin piano master Rolf Langhans for a harmonica/piano duo album, mainly playing jazz originals & standards; 2.) February 2020: The Berlin based BROEDE-SCHIRMER-UNIT recorded an album with all new compositions by Matthias Broede in Berlin @Tito's Zentrifuge, the real unique studio in Berlin-Wedding; with Bernd Oezsevim - dr, Jan Roder - bass, Tobias Schirmer - clarinets, Matthias Broede- harmonica, piano

John Colgan-Davis

John Colgan-Davis, harmonica and vocals, started playing the harmonica in local blues and folk clubs back in the late 1960s while he was still a high school student. He played and recorded with Philadelphia singer-guitarist Jesse Graves and played with Bonnie Raitt when she lived in Philadelphia in the early 1970's. Through Bonnie, John got to meet and play with Mississippi Fred McDowell, Arthur Crudup, Buddy Guy, Skip James, Mississippi John Hurt, and others. He has also jammed with James Cotton, John Hammond, Charlie Musselwhite, John Lee Hooker, Bill Dicey, and Louisiana Red. He has toured the Midwest and recorded two CDs—“Cold and Lonesome on a Train” and “Heroes and Hard Times”—with Tennessee bluesman Sparky Rucker, and played for three years with The John Cadillac Band

Ray Gale

Born: July 4, 1959

Self taught singer/harmonica player Revue singer in the Big Apple Moved to Detroit Mi and played with the Hope Orchestra (formally Walk The Dogma)then was featured on The #1 Hit Purple Pills with Eminem and D12 (Devil's Night CdD)which led to playing on the CD The Entity by King Gordy. Playing in Trio's around the city with: Mike Lorenz (Piano/Trombone) The Late Great Rudy Robinson ( Piano- Motown Sound D- Town Record Artist, The Hungry 4, Rudy Robinso Trio,) Mark Thibodeau ( Piano- Mark Thibodeau Trio ) David Lee Spradley ( Piano- The Edge, Earl Klugh ) Mark McCoy (Guitar- Lou Wilson, The Edge ) Dan Pliskow ( Bass - Everyone who is anyone) Mike Karoub ( Cello ) Renelle Gonsalves ( drums ) Tom Brown ( drums ) Ray Burton ( Bass- Alto Reed, The Edge, Keith Washington, Lou Wilson and Today's People (singer) Cliff Monear (Pianist) Harold McKinney (Pianist)

Hermine Deurloo

The chromatic harmonica is still rarely heard in jazz, but Hermine Deurloo acquits herself fully as one of the better-known performers on this instrument. With her warm and virtuous playing she easily conquers the audience. As a soloist she has performed with the Metropole Orchestra, The Jazz Orchestra of the Concertgebouw, the Orchestra Jazz Siciliana, Tony Scherr, Han Bennink, Jesse van Ruller, Candy Dulfer, and Al Jarreau. She toured in America, China, Japan, Indonesia and Europe. Hermine has recorded several cd’s on harmonica: Welling (2015 - Tin Wood Records), Glass Fish (2012 - Challenge Records), Soundbite (2006) and Crazy Clock (Brooklyn 2005) with guitarist/bassist Tony Scherr

Bill Lupkin Blues Band

In the Chicago blues harp club, Bill Lupkin has the chops, the tone, the attitude and the dues paid in full for Real Deal status. Fort Wayne, Indiana product Lupkin made his way to Chicago at the end of the 1960s in quest of the blues scene, which was then most often found in unpretentious south and west side clubs. There he fell in with the Aces, and when the legendary Jimmy Rogers emerged from retirement and teamed up with Johnny Littlejohn, Lupkin took the harp chair, finding himself on the bandstand backing his idols like Muddy Waters, Howlin’ Wolf and Junior Wells, often at Ma Bea’s at Madison and Sacramento

Tommy Morgan

Tommy Morgan is the most "heard" harmonica player in the world today. As a composer, arranger and performer, his resume includes television, motion pictures and pop albums, including recording with such diverse artists as Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash and Michael Crawford. In September, 2010, Tommy celebrates 60 years as a recording musician in Hollywood (first "session" in September 1950 with the Andrews Sisters for Decca Records). Long time first call in the studio recording industry, he has played on over 7000 sessions, recording for motion pictures, television, records, CDs and commercials. With reruns throughout the world of the long running television series "Green Acres", "Sanford and Son", "The Waltons", "The Rockford Files", "The Dukes of Hazard", "The Newhart Show" and "China Beach", performances on hit records "Good Vibrations" (The Beach Boys), "Rainy Days and Mondays" (The Carpenters), "He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother" (The Hollies) and others, as well as a solo performance on The Academy Awards 2000 television broadcast (estimated audience one billion), his harmonica playing has been heard by more people than any other player in history. As a performer, he has given four command performances, and has appeared in concert in over 30 countries

Sue Hubal

Harmonica

Jay Gaunt

Born: March 20, 1994

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