You’re not so shabby yourself. I’ve seen some of your posts, you’ve got some nasty chops too bro. You’re one of the few that covers Ricci’s songs and they sound good.
Thanks 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 Great job. I first heard this song from the group Ten Years After. Also Canned Heat . All perform it with their own touch and style... but that makes it all better. I like to hear what each band does with it. Thanks
I saw Lurie Bell with is dad and the rest of the Carey Bell Blues Band at Biddy Mulligans in Chicago's Rogers Park in about 1983. Carey Bell was a good harp player too.
No doubt . I still have Big Walter Horton and Carey Bell on vinyl . Alligator records 1972 . This is when I first started getting into the blues harmonica . . Good stuff
Super to see that a superexperienced, talented and passionate musician still humps on his chair like a child that has to pee after playing help me. Grtz from Belgium
Absolutely amazing. Awesome to see both of them together.👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Every time when Jason is playing he surprise listeners. For me he is the "God of Blues Harmonica ". I know him very well
You’re not so shabby yourself. I’ve seen some of your posts, you’ve got some nasty chops too bro. You’re one of the few that covers Ricci’s songs and they sound good.
@@norfolknwhey4787 where did you see it? ✊😍
@@GagiSvanidze I think it was FB
He may be one of the best, but calling him the "god of the blues harmonica" is too much.
@@BluesmanharpVintage In my opinion it's true. He can play all kind of blues and not only the blues...
This is pure joy! You can see how these Greats enjoy playing together. Wonderful stuff!!
The way you nailed that overblow triplet to start the solo is unreal. One of the few that can use it melodically.
Absolutely incredible. Hope Jason comes and plays in the UK sometime soon!
Lurie Bell & Jason Ricci- supercool!! My brothers! KW
You taught me that first lick.
Watching two masters of their craft is always inspiring. Plus it's awesome to see Jason act like a kid. 😁
Thanks 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Great job.
I first heard this song from the group Ten Years After.
Also Canned Heat .
All perform it with their own touch and style... but that makes it all better. I like to hear what each band does with it.
Thanks
So glad to see you two back afta tuff times...one of my stantards...bless you two ...and Rice M.
I saw Lurie Bell with is dad and the rest of the Carey Bell Blues Band at Biddy Mulligans in Chicago's Rogers Park in about 1983. Carey Bell was a good harp player too.
No doubt . I still have Big Walter Horton and Carey Bell on vinyl . Alligator records 1972 . This is when I first started getting into the blues harmonica . . Good stuff
Good is an understatement I say politely. He was phenomenal.
Super to see that a superexperienced, talented and passionate musician still humps on his chair like a child that has to pee after playing help me. Grtz from Belgium
This is the best solo on harmonica that was ever played by a person, no doubt! Jason and Lurrie truly are a superduet
Go find some of his older stuff too… he has so many amazing solo’s that it’s tough to count.
@@norfolknwhey4787 i know, that is my favorite one at least
You can recognize a real genius player even when he's not playing... Brilliant performance!
Luries father was a blues legend. Mine was an accountant. Life is funny sometimes. And maybe a bit unfair.
Love the way you play !!
AWESOME!!!!!!!!
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nice harp whats that mic
WHAT IS WITH THE BARNNET FAIR ??
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