Nice to see you back again. I have seen your YT video with Joe Filisko and Eric Noden advertising your book
" Dancing with Muddy" .
I am getting your book on Amazon today. I will be visiting my brother in law in Chicago on 19 -24 November . Is there any chance to see you in Chicago - performing or not to receive you signature in your book , sir ?
I have been playing harmonica over 13 years and Sonic Junction was my first source of blues . Now I am back here to learn from Yourself and others.
Would you please advise which harmonica model is your favourite ?
Thank you very much for all your care , knowledge , wonderful stories with historic meaning and your one of its kind BLUES !!!
Best Regards !!!
Dariusz " Harpmaniac" in social media :) from Poland .
I'm real glad you're enjoying what I'm trying to do here on Sonic Junction. Since it sounds like you'll be playing in small settings, you won't need to be super loud. That's a good thing. First, get a mic. Dennis Gruenling, who teaches right here on Sonic Junction is one the most knowledgeable and very best harp mic technicians and suppliers in the world. Another guy who does outstanding mic work is Greg Heumann. You can find him on Facebook. Once you have a mic, you can begin looking for an amp. I recommend finding a small "tube" or "valve" amp. Look for one with low wattage and one 8 or 10 inch speaker. When you try some different small amps with your mic, you'll be able to see which amp sounds the most like what you're looking for. Definitely start with the mic. I hope this helps - Have fun with it!
Hi Mr Portnoy !!!
Nice to see you back again. I have seen your YT video with Joe Filisko and Eric Noden advertising your book
" Dancing with Muddy" .
I am getting your book on Amazon today. I will be visiting my brother in law in Chicago on 19 -24 November . Is there any chance to see you in Chicago - performing or not to receive you signature in your book , sir ?
I have been playing harmonica over 13 years and Sonic Junction was my first source of blues . Now I am back here to learn from Yourself and others.
Would you please advise which harmonica model is your favourite ?
Thank you very much for all your care , knowledge , wonderful stories with historic meaning and your one of its kind BLUES !!!
Best Regards !!!
Dariusz " Harpmaniac" in social media :) from Poland .
Hi Rick !
I am impressed with the feeling you share on these videos. I am glad I have subscribed , plenty tof great stuff to learn :)
May I ask you for an advice Rick ?
Would you advice any amp and microphone I should get please. I am playing for myself and will hopefully play for best friends in the garden.
Many thanks and Best Regards.
Dariusz
Hi Dariusz
I'm real glad you're enjoying what I'm trying to do here on Sonic Junction. Since it sounds like you'll be playing in small settings, you won't need to be super loud. That's a good thing. First, get a mic. Dennis Gruenling, who teaches right here on Sonic Junction is one the most knowledgeable and very best harp mic technicians and suppliers in the world. Another guy who does outstanding mic work is Greg Heumann. You can find him on Facebook. Once you have a mic, you can begin looking for an amp. I recommend finding a small "tube" or "valve" amp. Look for one with low wattage and one 8 or 10 inch speaker. When you try some different small amps with your mic, you'll be able to see which amp sounds the most like what you're looking for. Definitely start with the mic. I hope this helps - Have fun with it!
Great!!!
I love it.
Great to see You back!!!
Regards!!!