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  • UdoUdo
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    Are a Canadian Duo playing – you surely guessed it – harp and guitar. Give them a listen:

    BR
    Udo

    FreddieFreddie
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    Whoa…. That dude on the harp is just gettin it around the 2:00 min mark! Thanks Udo… What freakin soul!

    UdoUdo
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    Shwan,

    I thought that this would resonate with you – happy it does.
    IMHO it’s worth to listen to other of their recordings as well.

    Keep on harpin’

    JonathanJonathan
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    Great track, thanks for the upload..

    UdoUdo
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    🙏 🎶

    FreddieFreddie
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    Hey Udo!
    Well I have to say…you hit the nail on the head… you totally pegged me! I am loving this band! And I was totally “slow to the get up” and needed your gracious “alley oop” Of pointing out that they are a guitar And harp duo to understand the delightful pun in their name 😂!
    I am really impressed by their wide variety of song style. And the dedication to their music in every aspect.. especially visually in their videos is impressive. I also love the boiled down simplistic sound in the song “hard on things” so simple yet so “full “ At the same time. Wow…It is so good!! Thanks again Udo🙏🔥🎵

    UdoUdo
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    I am working on the licks in their “Mama’s in the back seat” and I got to slooooow it down. Additionally the amplifications throws in an additional challenges to transcribe by ear. But I think I get there.

    Here comes an acoustic version of “Cry a Little” recorded Down Under:

    Have fun

    FreddieFreddie
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    Davvero spettacolare! Un “tiro” spaventoso, praticamente non solo non prendono fiato loro ma non lo fanno prendere neppure a chi ascolta. Sono sempre più sorpreso dalle incredibile acrobazie possibili sull’armonica. Grazie Udo!

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