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I'm Tomás Summers Sandoval and this is my blog. I'm an asociate professor of Chicano/Latino Studies and History at Pomona College, the author of Latinos at the Golden Gate(2013), and a generally nice guy. You can learn more about me at my main website.
Tag Archives: harmonica
MONDAY BLUES (08.22.11)
Clarence “Gatemouth” Brown (Louisiana & Texas, 1924-2005) performing with Canned Heat at the Montreux Jazz Festival (1973).
Posted in Entertainment, History, Music
Tagged blues, canned heat, Clarence Gatemouth Brown, gatemouth brown, harmonica, harp, jazz, monday blues, montreux jazz festival
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Monday Blues (01.24.11)
The great Muddy Waters, with Sonny Boy Williamson on the harp, singing his signature tune, from the American Folk Blues Festival tour (1963).
Posted in Education, Entertainment, History, Personal
Tagged blues, guitar, harmonica, mojo, monday blues, muddy waters, music, sonny boy williamson
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Monday Blues
“Hootin’ the Blues” (and “When the Saints Go Marching In”) performed by Sonny Terry on harmonica (born in North Carolina, 1911-1986), and Brownie McGhee on guitar (born in Tennessee, 1915-1996). Accompanied by Pete Seeger on guitar (born in New York, 1919-).
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Tagged blues, brownie mcghee, harmonica, hootin the blues, pete seeger, sonny terry
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