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Top 5 Stop-time Riffs
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- Опубліковано 9 січ 2023
- One of the most instantly recognizable sounds in the blues vocabulary is the stop-time riff--the foundation of "Hoochie Coochie Man" and "I'm a Man." Here are five versions of that riff, in increasing order of difficulty. With Adam Gussow of Modern Blues Harmonica.
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HI Adam from France! , Thanks a lot for your video and lesson.
LOVED that 5th riff. Totally part of my riff repertoire now
Hello Mister Adam, night and day, I'm always glad to see you 😎.
Thanks for the refresher. I'm going to keep coming back to this because it reminds me of _options_ I don't always remember _in the moment._
It's also worth noting that all of these stop time riffs can also be played within larger solo lines, especially within a Call & Response framework.
Great lesson, Adam! Thanks...yet again!!!
Hello Gussow and his wheels.
Bravo legendo! Pozdrav iz Srbije
Hello Adam. Great lesson as usual! Have a great 2023!
Hello Adam! You have a lot of talent, fantastic!! Congratulations!
Big hug!
From Brazil.
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Crisp, clear and, of course, beautifully played. Thanks.
Love your video u make learning easy. And i like how explain everything. And how you talk about the blues and how you don't have to do too much to sound good with the band don't over play the singer thank you have a blessed day
Great stuff. Got them all down. Thanks man, learn so much from you.
Thank you Adam! Keep going please!
Thank you, sir! 🙏
Thanks for your videos
Thanks Professor Gussow. Great lesson as usual. I've been doing my own version of Stop-time riffs based on Sugar Blue's version. He throws a little glissando in. But these are great and I'll add them to my riff practice.
Thanks Dr. G!
Thank you so much sir for taking the time !! Your amazing !! 👏
Yup. If you want to be a master, master the basics first.
Amazing Adam...
Glad you're not having any long term Covid stuff Adam. That prison program sounds absolutely awesome. I know you'll make a significant positive difference for some of these inmates, way to pay it forward and thanks for all you do!
Thank you!❤
❤ wooah the fifth is so cool! I’m not there yet but I’ll keep on practicing 😅 thanks for the lesson professor! 🎶💗😄
My Hero
Thank you
If you did a 5 stop by the roadside, I'd pick you up and drive you all the way to Chicago for free, buy your shopping, clean your house, type up your research and then go out into the streets and shout: "Dr Gussow is the king!" until the end of time. Thank you!
The end of the video was like a Hitchcock film. Your cultural and literary references are what make you a Doctor of Divinity...
hey there mr Adam, thank you for another great lesson. Can you make a video about the old-time-classic Suzie Q? This is a must add in my setlist!
Did Paul Oscher’s book ever get published?
Tanks'you'adam''pour's'titrage'français
Hello Adam! I have subscribed your chanel for a while and I love your teaching style. I've been playing harp for about half a year and I can bend and do some other tricks really well now, but I still can not play some good music. I just don't know why, maybe I should start to imitate some compositions? Could you make a video about how to be an advanced player after learning some basic techniques? Or maybe it's helpful to tell the general process of being an good harmonica player.
Great question. I'm going to make a video soon called "Absolute beginner: day 2 and beyond." It will answer your questions.
@@gussowsclassicbluesharmoni2726 Thank you so much！
this man caused me to go and buy a harmonica 😂
Hi there
I’m an absolute beginner… what harmonica would you recommend( c d a etc) one that will last and can take me into semi-advance (hopefully)
Thanks
Hi there, your first harmonica should be in the key of C because all the awesome teachers here on UA-cam show you their stuff on a C. Very good harmonicas to begin with are the Hohner Special 20 or the Lee Oskar. If you want a premium harmonica I can recommend the Hohner Crossover and if you're a little more experienced the Seydel 1847. Hope that helped. :)
I want to learn the ast one but can't get the sound
Hi AG, great review putting all these together. Was there a reason you left out # 6, the first position riff on 1954 Hoochie Coochie Man slight bend 2 draw, 1/4 step bend 3 x2, 4 blow? Also, can do it in 3rd position all tongue-blocking 1-4, 2-5 draw x 2, 4-7 blow or variants; could be in 2nd too - haven't heard anyone do that, though
I left out that first position riff because I wanted students to focus on a series of cross harp riffs and I thought that introducing first position into the mix would risk confusion. But that's certainly an important riff. As for 3rd position: I've never played it that way, and I've never actually heard any good player play it that way--although I'm sure it can be done. So it would be hard to justify putting that riff in this Top-5 video.
One note actually got dummped (not named) in the first riff...
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The Doctor knows
C Harp for this lesson but Hoochie Coochie Man is an A blues tune played on A harp in 1st position I believe.
Yes, you are correct!
@@gussowsclassicbluesharmoni2726 sorry I don’t mean to sound like a know it all (I’m not). I know there’s a few versions and I was on the hunt for the original one in first position. Love everything you do Mr G.
Please go slower? PLEASE
Just wanted to say thanks 56 years old figure I would pick up something today is their Monica watch some of your videos amazingly bulshit free wow America anyway thanks man cool
Thanks, Doc. I try to keep the bu--sh-t quotient low.