Harp Gear harmonica amplifiers for
harp amp players. Please
remember to check the NEWS ARCHIVES for past
news.
***3/27/08*** I just
updated the HG50 page with all the sound
samples. You can check it out here.
***3/27/08*** Today I was
surfing around on YouTube and I found a video of Jon Gindick doing his
version of Good Morning Little Schoolgirl. I thought I would
share it here. Be sure to see his other videos on YouTube.
There is a lot to learn there.
***3/26/08*** Jon Gindick
just got in touch with me and I will be one of the coaches at the camp
in Dallas TX on April 24th-27th. If you are looking for a
great
learning experience please consider coming to see us in
Dallas. Your
playing will grow leaps and bounds with the great assortment of coaches
out there. You can find out more about this class and the other
locations he is offering around the country at HarmonicaJamCamp.com
Thanks for looking and I hope to see you there!
***3/26/08***
Jason just did an HG50 sound sample with no effects for
all the people who wanted to hear it dry.
*** 3/23/08 *** The
Gindick
Jam
Camp
in Clarksdale, Miss. was a blast. I was there as a coach instead
of a
student this time and I worked with some wonderful people. It is
always great seeing the leaps and bounds that are made by the students
as the week progresses. It was held at the Hopson Commissary
right by
the crossroads of 49 and 61. It is on the same grounds as the Shack Up Inn
which is the way to stay in the delta if you are headed that way.
One
interesting thing to see there is the original Bluesmobile. Dan
Akroyd
retired his Bluesmobile there after it spent some time at a House of
Blues. The owner of the commissary, James, was nice enough to
take my
wife, son and me for a ride around the compound in it. My son is
6 yrs
old and loves the Blues Brothers so he was as excited as ever.
Jon
Gindick put a great camp together that had a live band daily to jam
with as well as some of the best coaches around to help you get to your
next level. If you ever get time to spend at a Gindick Jam Camp I
really recommend that you make one. I will be coaching at the
Virginia
Beach Jam Camp Oct. 30th - Nov 2 if you want to come hang out and have
a great time learning by the beach. Here are some pics from
Clarksdale.
Brian and Billy Gibson
The family at the Delta Blues Museum
The Hopson Commissary
My
son and me in the Bluesmobile
*** 3/23/08 *** I
just got back from the Gindick
Jam
Camp in Clarksdale, Miss. I will post more about it
soon. In the meanwhile check out this new clip featuring the HG50
and Jason Ricci.
*** 3/16/08 *** NOTICE
I am off to the Gindick Jam
Camp
in Clarksdale, Miss. I will be there until March 24th and I don't
know
if I will have internet access. Please be patient if you email me
and
I don't respond immediately. I can also be reached at my
cellphone @
352-817-3679 anytime you need me. Please feel free to
contact me directly with any amp questions or purchases during this
week. As always, I am here for you anytime you need me and
please do
not hesistate to call me. Thanks!
352-817-3679
*** 3/12/08 ***
Little Walter was just inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of
Fame. Here's the footage for your enjoyment!
*** 3/07/08 ***
The information on the HG50 is now updated and can be found under amps
and here.
*** 3/05/08 ***
Some more news coming your way today. Jon Gindick just got with
me to let me know about the jam camp in Dallas they recently
added. It is 4 Days in Dallas, Texas April
23-26, 2008 w/
Jon, Jimi Lee, Cheryl Arena, Gerl Welsh, Paul Harrington and daily
jamming with Hash Brown Blues Band.
I know I am always talking about Jon's Harmonica Jam Camps here
but it is for good reason. When I first started going to Jon's
camps I was a definite beginner. I remember Jon sitting in the
hall with me, giving me one on one time, trying to get me to articulate
those notes and make my tone more pronounced. I have come a
long way since then and attended many more camps since then.
Besides Jon, who is an affable harmonica virtuoso and teacher you will
find a staff
of great players / teachers who are all masters in their own right and
can teach within all levels. It is a comfortable,
non-competetive enviorment full of harp players all eager to learn and
share. You will make lifelong friends there and get to your
next level.
Every player I have recommended the camp to has thanked me afterwards
and gotten drastically better almost instantly. The ability to
get
personalized attention from a professional who can fine tune the skills
you have as well as help you figure out what you need to get to the
next level is invaluable. I will be at the Jam Camp in Clarksdale
Mississippi coming up and I am sure I will be at many more to
come. Do
yourself a favor and try to make one of these camps. You'll be
glad
you did!
*** 3/04/08 ***
It has been a very busy week. I got to see the Nighthawks this week in
Gainesville at the 1982 club. I will be on my way to Clarksville,
Miss. for the Gindick Jam Camp
there in a couple of weeks. It is sure to be a blast. If
you have never been to a Gindick Jam Camp I highly recommend
them. There is some great talent there and you will learn a
lot. On another note a clip has popped up on Youtube of Jason Ricci playing the
HG50. The
first party is acoustic and the second part is amplified through the
HG50..