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Check out the video to your right of Ana Radzik putting Juke to work in a TV spot!Д«uy yourself a few play-along tracks and soon you'll be profiled on TV too! Shoji's Blues Harp Tracks are indispensable learning tools, meticulously arranged like the originals for you to play along to. Sites like Amazon are clearing out old stock of In Between Time.and the new release will have a previously unreleased track! Like itвЂ™s predecessor, this much anticipated recording also features an all-star traditional Chicago Blues band with John Primer, Billy Flynn, Dave Specter, Kenny Smith, and more!' This recording from 2000 was self-released and never on Delmark before, and is thus is the follow up to AlвЂ™s Delmark CD, Wild Cards (DE 675) from вЂ™95. 'Also be on the look out for the re-issue of harpist/guitarist/vocalist and former Chess records artist, Al MillerвЂ™s CD from 2000, In Between Time. Wildcards is out with a new cover (and terrific lineup including Tad Robinson and Billy Flynn!) And his second disc, featuring Joe Filisko on the title track, In Between Time, is due out soon. Our friend Al Miller reached out with news of the re-release of his two discs by Delmark. Shoji!ДЄpparently Michelle told Joe she liked it enough that she'd come back for another - that's all the high praise we need, Michelle! We had lots of original lyrics, we had background singers and we even got to hear a vocal tune out of Mr. Speaking of our 19th recital, Joe officially pronounces it a big success! People really stepped up and performed well, they were efficient with time on stage so we kept things moving and Joe especially loves the ensemble and duet things that are coming together. That, and harp boxing is rhythmic and chordal! Joe is a big supporter of this harp boxing genre - if you doubt it's authenticity and applicability, check out John Mayall vocalizing in Room To Move.and then remember that Mayall is surely referencing things he heard Sonny Boy Williamson do.

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Smokin' stuff, Brandon!Д«randon is excited to announce he has a new EP out, Senses, which is available as a digital download at places like Amazon. and other harmonica specific gear that won't help the cause, lol.You had three chances to catch the amazing Brandon Bailey in Chicago this past weekend - sitting in at our recital on Saturday, doing his own solo show at the Elbo Room on Sunday, and he stopped by B1 last night to demonstrate some of his harp boxing techniques, answer questions and play. I intend on saving up for a M160, but it will be a while, lol.

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The Fireball has no proximity effect, but sounds very very acoustic and clean.ДЄny tips of how to use the 58 or Fireball (or another affordable gig-worthy mic) to sound more like the M160? I think maybe some compression to the Fireball? Am I wrong that it sounds like his rig has some compression and extra umph in the low mids? The 58 usually sounds pretty good, but maybe too covered, and there is a large proximity effect? The 57 distorts too easily and is better for blues. It sounds too acoustic, lol, and lacks the warmth and punch of the Lee Oskar clip. I usually sing with the 57A, but here is a clip of me playing it with John Popper from Blues Traveler: I have a SM58, Beta 57A, SM57, and an Audix Fireball. I do not have a M160, nor will I have the coin to pony up for one in the near future. He adds reverb to it and there is little room sound. He holds it with both hands, so it is a direct, forward, punchy, and horn-like sound. I love his tone, and the M160 is a big part of it.

Harmonica player Lee Oskar uses the Beyer M160 into a tube preamp and then an amp or the board.