The Happy Hour Harmonica podcast brings profiles of some of the top harmonica players and technicians today. The podcast is sponsored by Seydel harmonicas. Check out their great range of products at www.seydel1847.com.If you would like to make a voluntary contribution to help keep the podcast running then please use this link: paypal.me/harmonicahappyhour. Visit the main podcast webpage at... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 131 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Rick Estrin and Nathan James join me on episode 131 for a retrospective on James Harman.
James ‘Icepick’ Harman was born in Anniston, Alabama in 1946. After moving between various locations, including Florida, New York, New Orleans and Chicago, he s... more
Mikael Backman joins me on episode 130.
Mikael is from Sweden where he started playing blues harmonica, recording six albums with the band Ramblin’ Minds. He then joined the band John Henry. Initially a bluegrass band, they went on to play country, ... more
Corky Siegel joins me on episode 129.
Corky played was central in the emergence of the popularity of the blues to a white audience. His Siegel-Schwall band gained a residency at Chicago’s Pepper Lounge, sharing the stage with blues giants such as Ho... more
Ross Garren, Rob Paparozzi and Liam Ward join me on episode 128, to discuss the harmonica playing of Bob Dylan.
The early part of Dylan’s career is chronicled in the current biopic, A Complete Unknown.
Ross and Rob were the ‘harmonica coaches’ for th... more
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Great show but..... You need to improve your and your guest mic location. Too much echo effect.
I love this podcast. If you love the harmonica, you will too.
A brilliantly engaging podcast which throws a spotlight on some of the world’s best harmonica players. Neil Warren does an excellent job of researching and interviewing, ensuring that every episode is a gem. A great listen but also a fab resource for all fans of this most versatile of instruments.
These podcasts are some of the best (if not THE BEST) being offered today. I think these interviews intimately will be important for a historical perspective. They have helped me find motivation to keep practicing. Thanks for all you hard work.
This podcast along with Tomlin are the best in the harmonica genre. It’s a great structure and the host does a good job of highlighting and encouraging the guest. I’m not sure why we cannot get a good harmonica podcast in the US. The UK is much better in that regard
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Focusing on the world of harmonica, this podcast features in-depth interviews and profiles of prominent harmonica players and technicians. Episodes frequently explore individual journeys, performances, and contributions to music, while also addressing the technical aspects of playing and equipment used by guests. Unique insights into both traditional harmonica music and contemporary applications are presented, making the show a must-listen for enthusiasts and aspiring players alike. Noteworthy is the high caliber of guests, who often share invaluable anecdotes and expertise, enriching the discourse surrounding harmonica performance and education.
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