I usually don't like the kind of "open jamming" that guitarists and harmonica players often perform, when all you have is a key and a shuffle. It tends to lack form and ramble on. But there are offers you can't refuse, and when John Miller, Joe Weed and Ginny Snowe asked if I was game for a Jam in G that night, I could hardly refuse, and I'm glad I didn't!
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Fine smooth stuff. Nice string band feel, and some crazy moves on the free reed. Where was it? Looks like a v small clubindeed.
Posted by: M M B | October 25, 2009 at 03:55 PM
Génial!! bravo! J'ai bien remarqué le petit clin d'oeil marrant et frenchy! "Allons enfants de la patrie-i-e!"!
Posted by: Bobbiegentry | January 27, 2010 at 10:12 PM