led zeppelin is not folk.:confused-smiley-010SnowBlind said:Im just wondering what people would think of meaningfull folk (neil young, dylan, led zeppelin) music coming back on the charts. Could this happen? Just wondering because me and someone are into doing that type of stuff.
FolkyXanadu said:led zeppelin is not folk.:confused-smiley-010
Early Dylan was folk. Neil came awfully close. Led Zepplin? Never. When I think of folk music I think of Pete Seeger, Peter, Paul & Mary, The Kingston Trio, Joan Baez, Ian & Sylvia, The New Christie Minstrels etc.SnowBlind said:Im just wondering what people would think of meaningfull folk (neil young, dylan, led zeppelin) music coming back on the charts. Could this happen? Just wondering because me and someone are into doing that type of stuff.
i used to play blues harp, but I never really understood how the key thing relates. My dad does though, so he helped me out.SnowBlind said:Do any of you guys play harmonica? Because I have a question. So my harmonica is in C. Now,The only way to play straight harp is if the guitar im playing with plays a progression in C? If so, is there anything wrong with playing cross harp?
Thanks.
The way I learned seemed simple to me. Just make an E barre chord to start. If the song is in G (E barre on the 3rd fret) change the fingering to an A barre chord. That would be C!SnowBlind said:Do any of you guys play harmonica? Because I have a question. So my harmonica is in C. Now,The only way to play straight harp is if the guitar im playing with plays a progression in C? If so, is there anything wrong with playing cross harp?
Thanks.
I work in a celtic pub.ClintonHammond said:"Im hearing a lot of celtic music lately"
Just to be totaly pedantic, no you're not... The "Celts" were a Stone/Iron age people who had no written language they could use to pass down 'music', so no examples of how/what music they might have made survived them....
Wouldnt I be getting an A harp for A and C harp for C etc..? Because I can get a couple octaves on my C harp of C so wouldnt it be logical that the C harp is for C?Wild Bill said:The way I learned seemed simple to me. Just make an E barre chord to start. If the song is in G (E barre on the 3rd fret) change the fingering to an A barre chord. That would be C!
So for E get an A harp, for G get one in C, for A get one in D and so on...
Cross harp doesn't work! That's why you can buy a "cartridge belt" to hold all your harps when you go to a jam.
Nasty guitarists will often jam in F#, just to lock out the harp players...
Nope! That doesn't work!SnowBlind said:Wouldnt I be getting an A harp for A and C harp for C etc..? Because I can get a couple octaves on my C harp of C so wouldnt it be logical that the C harp is for C?
SnowBlind said:Im just wondering what people would think of meaningfull folk (neil young, dylan, led zeppelin) music coming back on the charts. Could this happen? Just wondering because me and someone are into doing that type of stuff.