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I'm just wondering if anybody knows how many times he's appeared on stage playing the harmonica with them.
I only know of these two:
2004-09-12 - Kingston, Ontario - Locked In The Trunk Of A Car
2005-07-02 - Barrie, Ontario - Poets

Does anybody know of any others?
Does SNL count? He didn't play, but he was on the same stage...

Did he play Bluesfest in Kingston with them?
9/22/04 at Webster Hall in NYC. I was there!
scantara Wrote:9/22/04 at Webster Hall in NYC. I was there!
Oh cool, what song did they perform together?
chris Wrote:Did he play Bluesfest in Kingston with them?

He was on stage with them at the Bluesfest, but I don't think he played with them? However The Hip played the "Blues Brothers" intro music when he came on stage. I think its called "Chicken Shack"??

Heck he may have pulled out a harmonica when all of them were on stage with Charlie Musselwhite?

That was a few years ago now, my memory is muddy........... Smile
on the who played the harp with the boys is there any recordings of john popper jamming with them from the another roadside tour?

Ron
I wonder if it will happen again on Feb. 23rd???
ron Wrote:on the who played the harp with the boys is there any recordings of john popper jamming with them from the another roadside tour?

Ron

I think I have that somewhere... I'll check this weekend.


nhaste Wrote:I wonder if it will happen again on Feb. 23rd???
Fingers and toes, fingers and toes, they're all crossed...
Regarding the Webster Hall show - It was during the last song "Blow at High Dough". People went nuts. I believe Aykroyd had joined them a few times that year.
ron Wrote:on the who played the harp with the boys is there any recordings of john popper jamming with them from the another roadside tour?

Ron

I have a recording with John Popper playing the harmonica on Fight with them. (I think ARA 95 - Markham, not sure though).