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MP3 Big Harmonica Bob - Campfire Songs from Los Angeles
10 MP3 Songs
COUNTRY: Traditional Country, COUNTRY: Country Blues
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Big Harmonica Bob''s Blues Songs are Played on Radio Shows around the World. Well ... Bob wrote a "Country" song and it got played on F M Radio in San Antonio, Texas. That show is "The Casbah" show with Brian Parrish.
Brian played the song ... "My wife Wants a Harley".
That got Bob to thinking ...
Why not make a whole "Country" C.D.? Most harmonica players really like almost anything that has harmonica on it... and Bob had these ideas floating around in his head...
Bob got to work and he put together this C.D. of All Original Big Harmonica Bob "Country Songs". Yes, it''s
"Campfire Songs from Los Angeles"...
That is Big Harmonica Bob''s Country.
These songs are all different, some are nice campfire songs ... others ... well ... just nice songs. Some are serious, some are fun ...
No High Tech. overproduction here ... nope, just Old School acoustic guitar, lap steel, harmonica, knee slappin'', story tellin'', ... music you can listen to as you drive out of someplace like Los Angeles and head to a much more rural setting ... or get yourself a trash can, light it on fire, pop open a brew, watch the sun set on the Los Angeles River, grab your harps, guitar, your gal(or guy and or bloodhound) ... sing and play along to these ...
"Campfire Songs from Los Angeles"
(P.S. All songs are based on the same "Three Chords and
The Truth" that the Blues is based on ....
... well pretty doggone close anyhow)
The Instrumental "Wild Bill" was just played on the
"Mojo Blues" Radio Show, FM 94.1 , Macedonia!
You can catch Big Harmonica Bob and The Blues Party Band at the "Blue Cafe" in Long Beach. The Show there is mostly a Blues Show, but once in awhile they have been known to break into a "Country" song ... Hey ... Ray Charles did
it ... what the heck...
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