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Mark Hummel's Harmonica Party
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Mark Hummel's Harmonica Party features and interviews with blues greats.
Mark Hummel is a Grammy Nominee, Blues Award Winner, Author, Harmonica virtuoso and winner of Best Blues CD and Best Traditional Blues CD at the Blues Music Awards . Mark's The Hustle Is Really On climbed to #2 and stayed in the top five for four months on the Living Blues Radio Charts. Hummel's book "BIG ROAD BLUES:12 Bars on I-80" garnered rave reviews and was nominated for best Independent Book release.
Mark is an Ambassador for Seydel Harmonicas & records for Electro-Fi Records
Mark Hummel's Harmonica Party is produced by Jeff Vargen for Accidental Productions
Our Podcast
podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/mark-hummels-harmonica-party/id1570061845
Mark Hummel is a Grammy Nominee, Blues Award Winner, Author, Harmonica virtuoso and winner of Best Blues CD and Best Traditional Blues CD at the Blues Music Awards . Mark's The Hustle Is Really On climbed to #2 and stayed in the top five for four months on the Living Blues Radio Charts. Hummel's book "BIG ROAD BLUES:12 Bars on I-80" garnered rave reviews and was nominated for best Independent Book release.
Mark is an Ambassador for Seydel Harmonicas & records for Electro-Fi Records
Mark Hummel's Harmonica Party is produced by Jeff Vargen for Accidental Productions
Our Podcast
podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/mark-hummels-harmonica-party/id1570061845
AUDIO FIXED! Dick Shurman - Producer - Blues Hall of Fame - Grammy Winner
#johnnywinter #chicagoblues #grammywinners #aligator
Richard L. Shurman He has produced numerous recordings by notable musicians including Johnny Winter, Lurrie Bell, Eddie C. Campbell, Albert Collins, Little Smokey Smothers, Jody Williams, Roy Buchanan, Big Bill Morganfield, Larry Garner, Robert Cray, Hip Linkchain, Magic Slim, Charlie Musselwhite, Otis Rush, Johnny Heartsman, and Fenton Robinson. Shurman has also written many liner notes, and is the publisher of Chicago Blues News. In 2005, he was the recipient of the Blues Foundation's "Keeping the Blues Alive" award.[6] He co-produced Showdown!, an album which won a Grammy Award for Best Traditional Blues Album in 1987.
Shurman was ind...
Richard L. Shurman He has produced numerous recordings by notable musicians including Johnny Winter, Lurrie Bell, Eddie C. Campbell, Albert Collins, Little Smokey Smothers, Jody Williams, Roy Buchanan, Big Bill Morganfield, Larry Garner, Robert Cray, Hip Linkchain, Magic Slim, Charlie Musselwhite, Otis Rush, Johnny Heartsman, and Fenton Robinson. Shurman has also written many liner notes, and is the publisher of Chicago Blues News. In 2005, he was the recipient of the Blues Foundation's "Keeping the Blues Alive" award.[6] He co-produced Showdown!, an album which won a Grammy Award for Best Traditional Blues Album in 1987.
Shurman was ind...
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Greg Piccolo: Roomful of Blues talks with Mark Hummel
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#roomfullofblues #stevierayvaughan #patbenatar #bluenote At age nineteen, Duke Robillard recruited Greg as one of the earliest members of what became the Rhode Island based powerhouse, Roomful of Blues. The unifying magnet within the group in its early years, 1969 -1971, was focus on the rootsy, retro, danceable, swing sound of the ‘40s and ‘50s. This “new” sound to teenage ears and the recall ...
Lady Bianca talks VAN MORRISON, ZAPPA, SLY STONE and KANYE with Mark Hummel
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#vanmorrison #slystone #frankzappa #kanyewest #royalalberthall #grammy Lady Bianca is an American electric blues singer, songwriter and arranger. Lady Bianca has worked as a session singer, depicted Billie Holiday on stage, and since 1995 released six solo albums, three of which were nominated for a Grammy Award. Born Bianca Thornton, in Kansas City, Missouri, her first exposure to music was th...
Dick Bright: Legendary band leader with Mark Hummel
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#eddiemoney #Bammies #robinwilliams #sanfrancisco #fairmonthotel The Dick Bright Orchestra has built a reputation as being San Francisco’s premier social band. They also travel to perform throughout the U.S. for conventions, corporate events, fundraisers, weddings, and private parties. Based on Dick Bright’s colorful career history, we couldn’t wait to interview him and share more with you abou...
Mark Hummel & Joe Beard - Shufflin' Days
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Mark Hummel & Joe Beard - Shufflin' Days
High Time For The Devil - Mark Hummel feat. Oscar Wilson.
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High Time For The Devil - Mark Hummel feat. Oscar Wilson.
Double Trouble = Mark Hummel + Junior Watson
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Double Trouble = Mark Hummel Junior Watson
Pete Sears talks Rod Stewart Jefferson Starship and more - with Mark Hummel
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#rodstewart #jerrygarcia Peter Sears (born 27 May 1948) is an English rock music musician. In a career spanning more than six decades, he has been a member of many bands and has moved through a variety of musical genres, from early R&B, psychedelic improvisational rock of the 1960s, folk, country music, arena rock in the 1970s, and blues. He usually plays bass, keyboards, or both in bands. Pete...
Austin de Lone of Commander Cody with Mark Hummel
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#elviscostello #lindaronstadt #bozscaggs #bonnieraitt #nicklowe Austin de Lone is an American keyboardist who records and tours with his own bands as well as with other artists, such as Bill Kirchen, Elvis Costello, Bonnie Raitt, Boz Scaggs, Nick Lowe, Commander Cody, and Loudon Wainwright. De Lone grew up in suburban Philadelphia, taking piano lessons at age 12. His early influences included R...
Bill Champlin - CHICAGO - Sons of Champlin
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Bill Champlin was born in Oakland, California on May 21, 1947 to a musical family. His grandparents, mother and sisters have all been singers. After forming the Sons of Champlin in 1967, he focused his songwriting talents on material for the Sons. “They were breathing fire. They were the most talented of all the San Francisco bands”, said Mickey Hart of the Grateful Dead. The Sons’ first album,...
Johnny Nicholas' A Life in Blues with Mark Hummel
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Nicholas grew up in Rhode Island, United States, where he formed his first band, The Vikings. The band performed cover versions of popular rhythm and blues hits of the time, along with songs by the Rolling Stones. In the mid-1960s, he formed the Black Cat Blues Band with Duke Robillard, Fran Christina and Steve Nardella. Around 1970, he formed the Boogie Brothers with Nardella. After attending ...
Bill Kirchen of Commander Cody with Mark Hummel
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In 1969, Kirchen took Commander Cody and the Lost Planet Airmen to California and they developed a reputation as musical "outlaws" that were praised by other outlaw musicians and bands like Willie Nelson, Waylon Jennings, The Grateful Dead and the Allman Brothers Band.Kirchen's band "played a collection of rock 'n' roll, hard-core country, boogie and rockabilly sounds produced in a "high-octane...
Magic Dick: Musical collaborations and Adam Sandler
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Magic Dick: Musical collaborations and Adam Sandler
Mark Hummel answers YOUR questions | Touring | Blues | The Road #musicbusiness
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Mark Hummel answers YOUR questions | Touring | Blues | The Road #musicbusiness
KENNY NEAL - FULL INTERVIEW - Mark Hummel's Harmonica Party
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KENNY NEAL - FULL INTERVIEW - Mark Hummel's Harmonica Party
Corky Siegel - Blues Hall of Fame | Mark Hummel dives deep into music
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Corky Siegel - Blues Hall of Fame | Mark Hummel dives deep into music
Magic Dick on Career and life in the J. Geils Band
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Magic Dick on Career and life in the J. Geils Band
Rick Estrin of the Nightcats with Mark Hummel - PART 1
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Rick Estrin of the Nightcats with Mark Hummel - PART 1
Rick Estrin & Mark Hummel Talkin' Blues and Life - PART 2
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Rick Estrin & Mark Hummel Talkin' Blues and Life - PART 2
Oscar Wilson of Cashbox Kings talkin' Blues with Mark Hummel
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Oscar Wilson of Cashbox Kings talkin' Blues with Mark Hummel
Oscar Wilson - Mark Hummel - Billy Flynn hotel blues jam
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Oscar Wilson - Mark Hummel - Billy Flynn hotel blues jam
Blues Legend JOE BEARD in Conversation with Blues Great Mark Hummel
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Blues Legend JOE BEARD in Conversation with Blues Great Mark Hummel
John Primer & CHICAGO BLUES with Mark Hummel
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John Primer & CHICAGO BLUES with Mark Hummel
Barry "The Fish" Melton holds NOTHING back with Mark Hummel
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Barry "The Fish" Melton holds NOTHING back with Mark Hummel
Diunna Greenleaf tells TRUTHS to Mark Hummel Part 1
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Diunna Greenleaf tells TRUTHS to Mark Hummel Part 1
Diunna Greenleaf has WORDS for Mark Hummel Part 2
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Diunna Greenleaf has WORDS for Mark Hummel Part 2
This was a fascinating interview, one of the best I've seen on this channel. I wish it would have gone on longer as I'm sure Mr. Shurman has a lot more stories to tell. Perhaps he should write a book about his life in the Blues. I'll bet it would be a great read! Anyway, well done to both of you!
Thank you Mark & Dick for this most historical interview !
I've always wanted to see Richard interviewed. Really great stuff Mark.
Great interview! Dick Shurman is a national treasure. One subject you didn't touch on here is how many blues scholars he's helped. When I and my co-author, Jim Segrest, were working on the only Howlin' Wolf biography, Dick was an incredibly generous source of information, insights, and introductions to people we wanted to meet. That book wouldn't have been complete without his help. We're not alone. Almost every biography of every Chicago blues figure that's come out in the last 25 years has included a thank-you to Dick. He's helped and inspired so many blues scribes, and we're all richer for it. Thanks for introducing him to your audience.
Great interview...his mind is still so razor sharp, as is his wit. I have loved his music since about 1987: I saw the Monterey Pop movie when I was like 14 and among other great life changing performances, was Section 43...a psychedelic oasis, and the footage of the grounds, particularly the fairway gave me the most profound deja vu I've had in my life...yet I was born in 73!!! But now, as an orchestral composer, I hear the music that inspired me when I was younger, with fresh ears and an even deeper appreciation of it...thanks Mark for interviewing one of my adolescent idols with such class and humor and thank you Joe for all of the mind bending music and thought provoking lyrics you have given us over time...I would LOVE to cover Section 43 for orchestra!!!
Thanks for this interview. I love Johnny Winters pointblank CD'S. Let Me In and Hey, Where's your brother...are great!
GREAT albums! When are YOU going to post some more of YOUR playing?
A lot of meat to digest in this conversation. Years ago, Billy Branch told me that in the minds of most black fans there is little distinction between Tyronne Davis and Bb King as relates to genre. It all falls under "black music." There is a ton of bitterness among female black vocalists over the glory (and fortune) given to every new young white sexy singer who comes along. Compare the fates of a Sue Foley or even a Susan T. to a Nora Jean Wallace or Katherine Davis or Karen Carroll and on and on. First, they NEVER get any mainstream radio airplay, they don't get invited to mixed genre music festivals, they lack the resources to get proper PR and marketing, etc etc. Is the root cause attributable to our racist history and music business practices, of course. Anyway, Dick is a gem. I'm really glad you did this Mark. And for the desire to broach these touchy issues.
Paul Butterfield, Michael Bloomfield, and Elvin Bishop brought electric blues out of black nightclubs to the white college trend setters crowds.
Food in Oxidental used to be a tourist trap with the worst Italian food I had ever eaten.
Mark Hummel, my favorite Blues Man
Great video Mark! I saw Anson in the early 90s in Hildesheim Germany. Great guitar player and very nice guy!
what about hags?
"The wisdom of PG & E" Dane
Thanks! Love both of your playing. I was in Chicago for 1 day. Only time I've ever been. Dragged a co-worker to check out some music. Ended up at Buddy Guy's Legends. Fenton Robinson! What luck. So Lou Rawls was in the house. Fenton, Lou and Buddy got up and did "Everyday I Have the Blues" And fuckin killed it! Shook Buddy's hand when leaving...
Good lsd brings on the snakes
thanks for interviewing fito de la parra, he's a true blues band great. i saw canned heat play a blues festival in kitchener, canada some sevenish or so years ago. they were totally awesome, their famous boogie groove actually kind of mesmerizing, but, of course, in a good way, one of the most memorable performances i've ever seen.
What song is that and who is it by?
Before Bill Graham started giving the band a venue on the West Coast they played a lot of university concerts. I saw them at Pauley Ballroom at UC Berkeley in late 1965 at a freshman welcome dance on a double bill with another new band that we did not know, The Jefferson Airplane. What a concert! Blew my mind and made me a lifelong Butterfield Blues Band, Mike Bloomfield, and Elvin Bishop fan.
The great greek!! 👍👊❤️
You two look like brothers. Almost twin brothers 😂
I love you Dick, you are one of the most fair-minded, down to earth, decent human beings I have ever known.
Real real good music folks.❤
Back again. Can’t get enough of Mr. Cain’s stories.
Great Interview Great interview
Janice and Chet helms left from Port Arthur in 1963 a day after Janice's birthday which would be January 20th and they hitchhiked to San Francisco
I really like Dave getz..
Great Horn player , there’s an instrumental on Heavy Juice , That’s mindblowing, can’t remember name of tune Dang , Always puts on one Helluva show
Mark, I'm so grateful for Greg Piccolo; one of the best saxophonists of all time from the heart of Roomful of Blues. I really love the music of Roomful of Blues. It shaped the blues, swing, and so much more to store. I really love the former members like Sugar Ray Norcia, Mark Dufresne, Fran Christina, the late great Preston Hubbard, and the iconic Ronnie Earl. Mark, I do love Roomful of Blues. Truth is, Greg was the one with the tone of his tenor saxophone, and all the former members of Roomful of Blues are still the family tree. Shoutout to Rich Lataille, Chris Vachon, and the current members as well. Peace to you!
Excellent video.👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Saw J Geils, Framptons Camel adn Slade at The Academy of Music in 1972 (?) Intimate setting...very cool
Thank you for sharing
Working at Montgomery Ward's in Frederick Maryland loading dock, I met a guy who had a store in the mall making leather stuff. He had a harmonica side holster with three harmonicas in it. He played a little bit and I thought that sounds really good can you make me one of those and I'll go get three harmonicas to stick in it. Back then Hohner harmonicas were wooden in the center. They would swell when they got wet. That would wear on your lips and they'd start to swell a bit after playing a while. I never learned how to play along with other guitar players and harmonica players, but I did learn whammer Jammer verbatim. Mostly for myself to take on the challenge. To me it was like conquering a great math problem. Since I what's unwilling to apply myself to algebra math and geometry, I applied myself to a certain degree to musical instruments. First chair trumpets in the high school band, never practiced, I knew no Theory, but would play by ear, and watch Ike A. where he put fingers down on the trumpet. Then I got a hold of my brother's guitar and his Harman Kardon stereo and begin to jam with Rodger Daltrey, Pete townsend, Robin Trower, the Eagles, America... I never got into any Jay geils song except whammer jammer. My genre was more melodious rock, and then the Eagle, Lynyrd skynyrd, Dickey Betts blue sky, The Allman brothers, the outlaws, Eddie money, Boston, the cars, Pink Floyd's lead guitarist David Gilmour pretty phenomenal. Richard salitz magic dick was the most influential harmonica player I've ever heard and was my whole reason for learning to play harmonica. I still love hearing him play. Of course Bob Dylan and Neil Young were easy to imitate. Like a lot of their stuff too. At the age of 23, I got tuned onto Christian rock because I'd had an experience with Jesus Christ near Annapolis Inner Harbor by the Naval Academy. The devil's attack on my inner peace I brought me to my wits end period with no other options but suicide, I told the friend. Kevin K said, " Ben man, aren't you a christian? I didn't know what that meant except if you're religious? And no, I hadn't been for 5 years since I left home. "Jesus man, trust Jesus", he said. Instantly I sensed the presence of Jesus Christ walk into my heart, mind and soul. I said, " Lord, you're real. Yes, and I've been waiting 23 years for us to know each other. That was it, within a week or so I was seeking the Lord reading his good word in the New Testament and I decided to toss my records like Running With The devil, Back in Black and got kicked out of my own rock band cuz I wouldn't sing a friend of the devil's a friend of mine anymore. Don't get me wrong, I love the sound of rock, and I love those artists, and a lot of there tunes, I just can't abide some lyrics now. This was a great interview. And thank you to both men
My wife and I had a long chat with him when he was playing at a little club in Atlanta Gorgia. It was nice.
Awesome inspiring story about the amazing @jasonricci Thank you 😎
My pleasure!
Awesome interview. Learn so much about the harmonica community history. Thank you.😎
@jasonricci 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
The Hot Nazi's...great name 😊
Section 43 made me feel like I was on lsd years before I'd ever taken any. Very psychedelic
I'm always wishing to get a date w Barry ❤
Badass, you can tell Alan was feelin it with the tremelo effect
Zappa fan here. This is a great conversation, and I love the singing. The Billie Holiday imitation was superb
Thank you for another great interview, Mark. Lady B opened my eyes to how a song makes you FEEL versus simply enjoying the music, and she certainly has a voice with feeling. Wow!!
Philly ‘76.?
what kind of 6 string is Charlie playing here at the end? Anyone know? Thanks Mark!
what kind of 6 string is Charlie playing here at the end? Anyone know? Thanks Mark!
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Not many like Chris. The Ford brothers say he's their favorite