These have been requested
for an update in the last while!
I've been working away from the bulk of my stuff for a few weeks
so could not do it til now
Gary Clark Jr.
JAMES HARMANN
Sugar Blue
Big Joe Turner
Showing posts with label James Harman. Show all posts
Showing posts with label James Harman. Show all posts
September 26, 2024
March 30, 2022
James Harman LIVE Peer Festival 1991
LIVE
Peer Festival Belgium
1991
No infos other than date and location...
good quality !
Tracks
01 Tell Me Baby.mp3
02 It Is, Yes.mp3
03 Swamp Night.mp3
04 Extra Napkins.mp3
05 Stranger Blues.mp3
06 Talk.mp3
07 It's All Right Now.mp3
08 Phonebill Blues.mp3
LINKS
January 21, 2020
James Harman LIVE With Kid Ramos Hollywood Fats Cedar Falls, Iowa 1985-04-08
LIVE
Featuring
Featuring
Kid Ramos - Hollywood Fats
Cedar Falls, Iowa
1985-04-08 -
Early Harman stuff
with at the time top notch band !
Tony Russell described Harman as an
"amusing songwriter and an excellent, unfussy blues harp player"
Setlist
01. My Confession
02. Too Much Family
03. Poor Boy
04. Goatman Holler
05. You Says You Love Me Baby
06. Telephone Blues
07. Keep Your Business To Yourself
08. Snatchin' It Back
09. I'll Keep What I Got
10. Jump My Baby
11. Love Jungle
James Harman - vocals, harp
Hollywood Fats - guitar
Kid Ramos - guitar
Stephen Hodges - drums
William J. Campbell - bass
NEW LINKS
October 6, 2015
QUICK REUP: James Harman Live X3
in post comment or email me
1996 Waterfront Blues Festival, Portland OR
July 5, 1996
Live at KUNI-FM Cedar Falls 1985
June 11, 2014
James Harman X 3
Next posts will be focused on Blues starting with 3 shows by James Harman.
It's a Rippin' Frog presentation for Soundaboard.
Live at KUNI-FM Cedar Falls 1985
Link
JAMES HARMON BAND
ED BURKES
BOSTON, MA.
JULY 19, 1988
Recorded with
Nakamichi CM300s and Sony D5
Sony stand alone
EAC/WAV/Flac level 8
Music journalist Tony Russell described Harman as an "amusing songwriter and an excellent,
unfussy blues harp player"
Harman performed as a blues harmonica player and singer in Chicago, New York, and elsewhere before
moving to southern California in the 1970s. There, his Icehouse Blues Band played alongside Big Joe Turner, John Lee Hooker, Freddie King, Muddy Waters, Albert King, B. B. King, T-Bone Walker, Lowell Fulsom, Eddie "Cleanhead" Vinson, Johnny "Guitar" Watson, and Albert Collins.[3] In 1977 he formed the James Harman Band. Over the years their line-up has included Phil Alvin and Bill Bateman, who left in 1978 to form The Blasters; Gene Taylor, who departed in 1981, also to join the Blasters before moving on to The Fabulous Thunderbirds; and Kid Ramos. Alumni also included the late Hollywood Fats who, after leaving his own band in 1980, played alongside Harman for five years.
Harman became known as a skilled, reliable musician, whether for a backing band or leading his own ensemble. His band recorded several albums during the 1980s, before settling in 1990 at Black Top Records.
Numerous Harman songs have been used in films and on television, including "Kiss of Fire" (from Those Dangerous Gentlemen), which was on the soundtrack of The Accused. Harman has received
several W. C. Handy Blues Award nominations, for songs on his own releases and on other artists' albums. He has been inducted into the Alabama Music Hall of Fame and received the "Best Blues Album of the Year" award from the Real Blues magazine.
James Harman blues artist since 1962, 31 releases as of 2013, tours 28 countries every spring, summer and fall. He is most likely playing somewhere today !!
Dont miss him if he is in your neighbourhood!
Link
James Harman Band
1996 Waterfront Blues Festival, Portland OR
July 5, 1996
recorded from KBOO FM Broadcast - 56 MINUTES
01. Torgueflite 727
02. Too Right To Run
03. Crazy By Degrees
04. Mad 'Bout Something
05. Swamp Night
06. Allright Now
07. The Four Questions #1
08. Modern Numbers Game
09. I Declare
Personnel:
James Harman - vocals, harmonica
Robert "Sugarboy" Easton - guitar
"Butcherknife" Joe Leone - bass
Ronnie Mack - drums
Link
It's a Rippin' Frog presentation for Soundaboard.
Live at KUNI-FM Cedar Falls 1985
Link
JAMES HARMON BAND
ED BURKES
BOSTON, MA.
JULY 19, 1988
Recorded with
Nakamichi CM300s and Sony D5
Sony stand alone
EAC/WAV/Flac level 8
Music journalist Tony Russell described Harman as an "amusing songwriter and an excellent,
unfussy blues harp player"
Harman performed as a blues harmonica player and singer in Chicago, New York, and elsewhere before
moving to southern California in the 1970s. There, his Icehouse Blues Band played alongside Big Joe Turner, John Lee Hooker, Freddie King, Muddy Waters, Albert King, B. B. King, T-Bone Walker, Lowell Fulsom, Eddie "Cleanhead" Vinson, Johnny "Guitar" Watson, and Albert Collins.[3] In 1977 he formed the James Harman Band. Over the years their line-up has included Phil Alvin and Bill Bateman, who left in 1978 to form The Blasters; Gene Taylor, who departed in 1981, also to join the Blasters before moving on to The Fabulous Thunderbirds; and Kid Ramos. Alumni also included the late Hollywood Fats who, after leaving his own band in 1980, played alongside Harman for five years.
Harman became known as a skilled, reliable musician, whether for a backing band or leading his own ensemble. His band recorded several albums during the 1980s, before settling in 1990 at Black Top Records.
Numerous Harman songs have been used in films and on television, including "Kiss of Fire" (from Those Dangerous Gentlemen), which was on the soundtrack of The Accused. Harman has received
several W. C. Handy Blues Award nominations, for songs on his own releases and on other artists' albums. He has been inducted into the Alabama Music Hall of Fame and received the "Best Blues Album of the Year" award from the Real Blues magazine.
James Harman blues artist since 1962, 31 releases as of 2013, tours 28 countries every spring, summer and fall. He is most likely playing somewhere today !!
Dont miss him if he is in your neighbourhood!
Link
James Harman Band
1996 Waterfront Blues Festival, Portland OR
July 5, 1996
recorded from KBOO FM Broadcast - 56 MINUTES
01. Torgueflite 727
02. Too Right To Run
03. Crazy By Degrees
04. Mad 'Bout Something
05. Swamp Night
06. Allright Now
07. The Four Questions #1
08. Modern Numbers Game
09. I Declare
Personnel:
James Harman - vocals, harmonica
Robert "Sugarboy" Easton - guitar
"Butcherknife" Joe Leone - bass
Ronnie Mack - drums
Link
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