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My pleasure, TF.

Bill

Well, anyway, it will have to wait. Ever since I saw John Lennon and Bob Dylan using a harmonica with collar, I've wanted to try it myself. I'll see how it works out, but you're right, I sure don't want to spend too much on something I may only use once.

Good advice from a very good friend.

Have a good week coming up!

Bill

Not to forget our ukulele-playing stars! : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sss8uN6kkVQ

And a little more contemporary version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0vXtywOlayc

Can't help it; I get chillbumps whenever I watch and hear this being played.

{{{{{shudder}}}}}

I don't like root beer. My son brought me some banana popsicles this afternoon - what he used to call "nannersicles" and we enjoyed a few. Cleaning the keyboard now.

Bill

No dino, my friend. I meant for next month.  Got a few extra things I need to take care of.

The Lee Oskar harp I found which you recommend is around 40 bucks. The collar is 20.00. Not bad, and I'll be doing three things with my body: the leg, the harp and the guitar.

So finally, I could conceivably play those chords on the git-tar and play that boogie riff that Canned Heat uses so much and Thorogood uses on Bad To The Bone on the harp, ya think? : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X9FyQNx8oyU

It's played here on the saxophone about 3-4 bars in. da-da-da- da DA, da-da-da- da- DA (I can't stop my leg!) da-da-da- da-DA  in the 12 bar blues progression.

Can you picture that?

Thanks very much for your time, my friend!

Bill

ETA: I guess if the comb or something goes, it's just as cheap to replace the whole thing? Not that I'd get chunks of food in it, or anything.

Guest commentator on your song on the Cloud today, Jim.

Bill

Hi, Rick!

Well, I do play drums, would that help. I have left right hand independence as well as in both legs.

There's that "second position" again. Seems to be a popular musical term.

No, no used, slobbered-on harps for The German Boy.

I'll get a C diatonic. Is there a difference between that and just a normal "C"? I know I want one that will "bend" notes.

I'd really like to try that Robert Klein thing above for the kids at Christmas. In your opinion is that a difficult piece to play without guitar?

Thanks my friend and your "girlfriend" says to tell you hello! I keep telling you two to get a room, but ya never listen!

Bill

PS: Thanks TF, for your, um, contribution!