CHRIS CAIN | MARK HUMMEL | Part 2 - A Blues Music Conversation
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
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In Part 2 guitar virtuoso CHRIS CAIN sits down with harmonica legend Mark Hummel and talk about influences, people they's shared stages with an a general conversation about the blues by two of the most respected musicians in the genre.
What others say about Chris.
Upon first discovering Cain in 1987, Guitar Player Magazine raved, “Cain is an impressive, top-notch guitarist. His full-bodied tone and surprisingly big voice packed a punch that had me reeling.” The Washington Post declared, “Chris Cain is a hot-shot guitarist and a singer with the maturity of old blues masters like Bobby Bland and B.B. King.” Guitar icon Robben Ford said, “Chris Cain is for real. He’s a great blues player with an intensity that keeps you on the edge of your seat, wondering what he’s going to do next. Plus he knows how to write a song you haven’t heard before, full of humor and insight. If you like the blues you’ll like Chris Cain. I am a stone fan.”
"Hands down my favorite blues player on the scene today. He’s an absolute blinder of a guitarist, with the voice of B.B. King and the chops of Albert King." -Joe Bonamassa
"Chris Cain? Now that boy can PLAY the guitar!" -B.B. King 
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Blues History Professors. Thank you so much for the seminar.
I could listen to these all day!
Back again because I love this!
I love this guy, in my opinion so underrated, Chris is such an amazing guitarist and a fantastic person! I usually go greet players after a gig did the same with Chris after a show in Italy and out of nowhere he hugged me twice after I expressed him my admiration, could not believe it! He is so humble! ❤
Thanks so much for this,I've been a Chris Cain fan forever ,but have never seen such a relaxed and informative interview.Hope to see you back in Nelson soon
Great conversation. Such a humble dude. Huge fan.
I hear many folks say Frank Sinatra gave BB a big hand into Las Vegas and that's where he began his ambassadorship
What's the name of the record with June Core and Little Charie? Sounds very interesting
It’s June Core’s solo cd Rhythm and Blues