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Buffalo Bluff Blues

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Mountain dulcimer and Native American flute...an unlikely pairing for blues. They seem to go together like peanut butter and chocolate.
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Terry Wilson
01/19/16 11:46:37AM @terry-wilson:

Wow.  Got a winning combo there guys.
John Keane
09/12/13 06:23:54AM @john-keane:

Thanks Mary! We really appreciate that! Smile.gif


John Keane
08/01/13 12:29:40PM @john-keane:

Thanks Scott! We appreciate you checkin' it out!
Scott Allen
08/01/13 10:13:12AM @scott-allen:

That was different. I really like it!
John Keane
08/01/13 07:36:53AM @john-keane:

Thanks Nancy! We just love how the two instruments seem to go so well with each other! Smile.gif


John Keane
07/11/13 07:23:57PM @john-keane:

Thanks LB! We are having a great time so far! Looking forward to getting together very soon!
Linda Jo brockinton
07/09/13 08:34:55PM @linda-jo-brockinton:

Good Job guys. Cool mix! I feel the blues coming on,lol. Have fun on your trip . See ya soon. LB
Karen Keane
07/07/13 06:31:44PM @karen-keane:
Thanks Michael. I'm glad John got to play flute on this one.
John Keane
07/06/13 10:56:02PM @john-keane:

Thanks Michael! I think that I may have been hearing your harmonica skills in my head when I was thinkin' this one up! Smile.gif


Bucko Futreal
07/06/13 10:11:32PM @bucko-futreal:

Great fun!
Karen Keane
07/05/13 02:40:19PM @karen-keane:
Thanks Helen, Miriam, and Rob for listening. True Dat, John. The best thing about music is there are numerous combinations of instruments, lots of styles, and plenty enough for everyone to go around. It sure is fun!!!!
John Keane
07/05/13 08:30:11AM @john-keane:

Miriam and Rob, we thank y'all very much for takin' a listen! We tend to have a good time! The one message that we like to share with everyone is that this stuff is 100% about fun for us. We love to experiment with different things just to see what will happen (and sometimes things just don't work lol). So many tunings, styles, and combinations are out there that we can't just do one thing for too long before we want to try something else. The dulcimer journey has too many roads for us to stay on "Main Street" all of the time! Grin.gif


Rob N Lackey
07/05/13 05:52:22AM @rob-n-lackey:

Y'all done real good there. I'll be looking for you get a set of quills next. LOL. Seriously, it sounds really good!
Miriam Storz
07/05/13 02:30:15AM @miriam-storz:

Great idea and lovely done.
John Keane
07/04/13 07:17:59PM @john-keane:

Thanks so much Helen! That's a sweet thing to say! Smile.gif


Karen Keane
07/04/13 06:15:03PM @karen-keane:
Thanks Gayle, it was fun! I can't wait to come up with some new stuff. This has been a great combination to experiment with.
John Keane
07/04/13 06:11:05PM @john-keane:

Thank you Gayle! We love messin' with stuff just to see what happens! Smile.gif


Karen Keane
07/04/13 12:34:35PM @karen-keane:
Thanks Bonny, glad you enjoyed.
John Keane
07/03/13 10:27:30PM @john-keane:

Thanks Bonny! The two instruments really seem to go together very well! Thanks for checkin' it out. Smile.gif


John Keane
07/03/13 07:18:36PM @john-keane:

Thanks Wayne and Scott! Whenever we've played blues in our "other lives" we just call a key lol. It's important to note that to play blues on the Native American flute, the key of the flute is VERY important. A dulcimer (or guitar or whatever) playing blues in D requires a D minor flute to work properly (blues in A requires an A minor flute, etc.). Normally (for regular stuff) the flute would be the relative minor to the key that the other instrument is playing in (dulcimer in D equals a B minor flute), so the blues works a tad different. Thanks for the kind words and hugs back!