Papa_Smurf
(Spokane WA) | | Posted: May 20, 2013 - 00:14 | |
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Dav3thedog
(Canberra) | | Posted: Jan 18, 2013 - 18:19 | |
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jocelynsart
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Not from me - but I Love this
ziakut wrote:If this had been released from Beatles Sgt. Pepper album it would have a rating of 8 or higher. |
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nook
(gone) | | Posted: Jan 14, 2013 - 12:56 | |
noodling with an exotic instrument is still noodling.
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ziakut
(Slightly North of Obvlivion) | | Posted: Dec 18, 2012 - 09:43 | |
If this had been released from Beatles Sgt. Pepper album it would have a rating of 8 or higher.
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BibKiller
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All day has been grey and slow. Hard music to work to. Up tempo on occasion can be very nice.  |
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haresfur
(Bendigo Australia) | | Posted: Sep 10, 2012 - 20:59 | |
biomedvgh wrote:Blessed are the cheesemakers. Harry is a Salt Spring Island, B.C. resident. The island is known for it's goat cheese among other varieties and for a diverse and talented range of musicians and artisans. I have seen Harry live a few times and his shows are not to be missed. Hendrix on the banjo never sounded so good. I guess that's another couple of reasons I wish I lived on Salt Spring. |
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Mahati
(South Germany) | | Posted: Jun 12, 2012 - 14:44 | |
Just love this music.  |
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fredriley
(Nottingham, UK) | | Posted: Jun 08, 2012 - 05:37 | |
TerryS wrote:It's callled a 'Mohan Veena' after it's creator and looks like a regular guitar - only it's got a whack of sympathetic strings which resonate or can be strummed (the silvery sound). The whammy is all Harry's fingers and a tad of talent  Thanks for that info, Terry - the silvery glissando really makes this number IMO. 8 from the swaying Nottingham jury. |
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ziakut
(The Windy City) | | Posted: May 07, 2012 - 11:26 | |
I'm diggin' this big time.
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hoppin_bob
(vancouver BC) | | Posted: Nov 03, 2011 - 12:05 | |
It grows. and grows. better every time I hear it
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parnoldo
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This is very cool. Thanks for playing!
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helgigermany
(Germany) | | Posted: Mar 27, 2011 - 22:47 | |
Like this kind of music! Very nice song!
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Bodhisattva
(Charlottesville, VA) | | Posted: Apr 13, 2010 - 09:30 | |
shaktiboy wrote:
Dear Cheese, are you the cheese or is the music? What exactly does that deep statement refer to. If you're an aspiring critic, I have to wonder what your cheese angle is on this tune. I enjoy this work (like a fine french camenbert) from Mr. Manx and wonder where your cheese is made? You are perhaps a cheddar man. By the way, the instrument he's playing is a 20 stringed instrument which Manx spent 12 years in India to learn..... some cheese in India is called 'Ghee" ? The composition is his as is the arrangements. What magnificent cheese-man-ship. This CD was nominated for CD of the Year in Canada (home of fine cheddar)
Ghee is clarified butter, unless there's a cheesy kind that I don't know about. |
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Welly
(Lotusland) | | Posted: Jan 08, 2010 - 18:49 | |
Really like his work. Bought the CD after hearing it here for the first time.
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mlcarroll
(Tromsø, Norway) | | Posted: Dec 08, 2009 - 10:11 | |
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kaybee
(Lost in the Wilds of Toronto) | | Posted: Oct 06, 2009 - 16:02 | |
TerryS wrote:It's callled a 'Mohan Veena' after it's creator and looks like a regular guitar - only it's got a whack of sympathetic strings which resonate or can be strummed (the silvery sound). The whammy is all Harry's fingers and a tad of talent Cool! Very interesting! |
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a_genuine_find
(not me, Radio P) (3rd stone, sol, orion belt, milkyway) | | Posted: Oct 06, 2009 - 11:56 | |
*9* Mr Harry's Manx serene solo sound is enhanced with decorative elements of tabla, dholak and keys, Ms. Emily Braden backing vocals newcomer and Australian trio The Heavenly Lights. Original songs delve into Harry's experiences from Rajasthan to Toronto to Brazil and beyond a nod both to an Indian musical giant and Manx's own western usage. *9 * *10 * no comment* |
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goodgroove
| | Posted: Aug 31, 2009 - 15:16 | |
Wow, I didn't realize these are the same people who did Shadow Of The Whip, I like these people.
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RadioDoc
(Chicagoland) | | Posted: Jun 29, 2009 - 08:14 | |
biomedvgh wrote:Hendrix on the banjo
I'm not sure if that is a compliment or a threat... |
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biomedvgh
(Victoria, BC) | | Posted: Jan 26, 2009 - 14:38 | |
Blessed are the cheesemakers. Harry is a Salt Spring Island, B.C. resident. The island is known for it's goat cheese among other varieties and for a diverse and talented range of musicians and artisans. I have seen Harry live a few times and his shows are not to be missed. Hendrix on the banjo never sounded so good.
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petesku
(Cologne, Germany) | | Posted: Oct 19, 2008 - 13:01 | |
shaktiboy wrote:
Dear Cheese, are you the cheese or is the music? What exactly does that deep statement refer to. If you're an aspiring critic, I have to wonder what your cheese angle is on this tune. I enjoy this work (like a fine french camenbert) from Mr. Manx and wonder where your cheese is made? You are perhaps a cheddar man. By the way, the instrument he's playing is a 20 stringed instrument which Manx spent 12 years in India to learn..... some cheese in India is called 'Ghee" ? The composition is his as is the arrangements. What magnificent cheese-man-ship. This CD was nominated for CD of the Year in Canada (home of fine cheddar)
 shaktiboy: You are cheesly right, man!  |
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shaktiboy
| | Posted: Sep 27, 2008 - 00:53 | |
Montyontherun wrote:This is cheese of the highest odour Dear Cheese, are you the cheese or is the music? What exactly does that deep statement refer to. If you're an aspiring critic, I have to wonder what your cheese angle is on this tune. I enjoy this work (like a fine french camenbert) from Mr. Manx and wonder where your cheese is made? You are perhaps a cheddar man. By the way, the instrument he's playing is a 20 stringed instrument which Manx spent 12 years in India to learn..... some cheese in India is called 'Ghee" ? The composition is his as is the arrangements. What magnificent cheese-man-ship. This CD was nominated for CD of the Year in Canada (home of fine cheddar) |
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one_note
(Santa Rosa California) | | Posted: Jun 30, 2008 - 16:53 | |
I like how the notes bend and linger on the microtones
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susanjinx1
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I just love this artist.  |
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Montyontherun
(Stratford Upon Avon, UK) | | Posted: Apr 13, 2008 - 04:59 | |
This is cheese of the highest odour
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EssexTex
(With the happy gas people!) | | Posted: Mar 28, 2008 - 06:09 | |
Waiter!...my Korma's cold..and I'm still waiting for my naan.
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TerryS
(The other SW) | | Posted: Feb 25, 2008 - 18:07 | |
Dude wrote:The Indian version of the Stratocaster with the whammy bar... nice picking and bending. Keep up the good work RP!
It's callled a 'Mohan Veena' after it's creator and looks like a regular guitar - only it's got a whack of sympathetic strings which resonate or can be strummed (the silvery sound). The whammy is all Harry's fingers and a tad of talent |
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Candela
(Trondheim) | | Posted: Dec 09, 2007 - 09:21 | |
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xkolibuul
(Pacific Rim, salmon, big trees) | | Posted: Sep 10, 2007 - 11:35 | |
OK, I am inured to the usual abysmal online penmanship, but good lord girl, get at least ONE of their names spelled right please.
Tagish_girl wrote:If Lorena McKennett and Harry Manks got married, I think they would blend quite nicely. Or get totally turkishy together. In that blue tent.... |
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