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part of Barteks review he sent to Bugs:
" So when Ed was looking at me during the "Footsteps" I felt like he's gonna kill me or something. I thought maybe
it the shirt's fault, you know the image of George Bush, etc. But I was happy that this might bring us some speech about Poland, or maybe "Bu$hleaguer" and I kept singing the "Footsteps".
After the song Ed came closer, pointed on me to his security guy, saying "not him, but him" (this "not-him-guy" must be Tomek ) and then he threw the harmonica into my direction. The security guy picked it up and gave to me. Everybody around congratuleted me, even this pick-freaky guy, and I just couldn't say a word. You know - from one point of view it's just a harmonica, a small instrument, used by a famous guy to performance one song, nothing really worth a deep feeling, but on the other side I've got a rare souvenir I can keep to the end of my live, show my grandchildren and recall the wonderful moments in Portugal. It such a inconspicuous thing.
And it was not randomly throwed into the audience, but the man had chosen me to have this. Yeah! Yeah! Yeah! To be honest to this moment I felt the show (despite the better setlist) won't top the first night, but after this... I was in heaven. Few seconds before I couldn't say a word, I couldn't sing anything, but then this happened and I was the one who screamed "Yeah!" part of "Alive" the loudest!
Of course I was smiling through the rest of the show, smiling even more when they played "Smile" Another recall from Katowice, and another harmonica given to the audience."
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Thomas Bloch played his glass harmonica at Nottingham Contemporary 14th August 2010. T'was pretty damn awesome and here are some photos.
So beautiful, so sweet.
www.flickr.com/photos/slharmonica/ Harmonicas flickr
www.flickr.com/photos/elisneallen/3323258453/sizes/o/ big photo
Processed by: Helicon Filter;Thomas Bloch played his glass harmonica at Nottingham Contemporary 14th August 2010. T'was pretty damn awesome and here are some photos.
My Harmonicas
1 mini 5 hole
1 tremolo 16 hole
22 diatonic
I had more but first one i had Fm Natural Minor - it was to complicated for me years ago so i just gave up harmonicas and give that thing to my neighbor well he did awesome beatbox even get in stupid local really bad TV comedy Friday show :D with it.
But now my knowledge are impresive about harmonicas only exeption i dont play them any good cause i am not very musical so its slowly progress for me but atleast its nice item to collect you can play.
Well you can check HarpRoli, Hakan Ehn, Christellester Berton, Buddy Green - Philipe Achile from new and legends Sony Boy, Little Walter, Larry Adler, and others and Bob Dilan i dont count him as harmonica player :D he plays to bad - you know there was question what u will gift to bobs dilans 50th bday ? A harmonica playing private lessons :D
This was an unusual, perhaps unique, harmonica grouping. Billy Branch, Joe Filisko, Howard Levy, and the Windy City Trio all playing "Help Me" together at the "Harmonic Convergence" festival in Chicago. This is Howard's solo, and you can see Bud Boblink with the rest of his trio, holdin' down the bassline. Watching those three jump in with Billy Branch's band was really the highlight of the show, though I was pleasantly surprised by Levy's solo.