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Macca & the harmonica
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by admiralvanderbilt » Mon May 19, 2003 5:27 am
On Being For The Benefit of Mr Kite, there are 4 harmonicas being played, by:
George
Ringo
Neil Aspinall
Mal Evans
It's true, I don't think Paul's ever played harmonica on record. In some of the later Wings sessions, drummer Joe English played harmonica!
George
Ringo
Neil Aspinall
Mal Evans
It's true, I don't think Paul's ever played harmonica on record. In some of the later Wings sessions, drummer Joe English played harmonica!
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by admiralvanderbilt » Mon Jun 09, 2003 3:51 am
Of course he could if he wanted to. He could play yankee doodle dandy on an empty coke can if he wanted to...
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by maccastheman » Wed Jun 11, 2003 10:56 am
I remember a story about Delbert McClinton teaching John how to play harmonica in the early '60s. I guess after that the Beatles had their harmonica player, so there wasn't any need for Macca to play it. [;)] (But I'm sure he could if he wanted to. [:)] )
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by maccastheman » Thu Jun 12, 2003 9:59 am
quote:Originally posted by Brains
Who's Delbert McClinton? What a great name [:D]!
A name like that can only come from Texas! He's from Lubbuck, Texas. (Same town Buddy Holly was from)
He's kind of a blues/country/soul singer. He played harmonica on a lot of records around 1960. (Most nobably a song called "Hey Baby" by Bruce Channel) He was on tour in England back in the early '60s, and that's when he gave Lennon harmonica lessons.
He had a solo hit in the U.S. back in the early '80s called "Giving It Up For Your Love." He still plays a lot of bars and stuff.
Who's Delbert McClinton? What a great name [:D]!
A name like that can only come from Texas! He's from Lubbuck, Texas. (Same town Buddy Holly was from)
He's kind of a blues/country/soul singer. He played harmonica on a lot of records around 1960. (Most nobably a song called "Hey Baby" by Bruce Channel) He was on tour in England back in the early '60s, and that's when he gave Lennon harmonica lessons.
He had a solo hit in the U.S. back in the early '80s called "Giving It Up For Your Love." He still plays a lot of bars and stuff.
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