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From: Pat Missin
Date: Mon, 25 Nov 1996 18:34:33 GMT
Subject: Bruno Kowalczyk

An unsolicited testimonial:

I just got hold of a CD by harmonica player Bruno Kowalczyk, called "C'est
Pas Pire". Bruno is French, but his biggest influence is French-Canadian
music. On this CD, he plays traditional French-Canadian tunes, as well as
some of his own compositions, on major and minor 10-hole, tremelo and
chromatic harps, accompanied mostly by guitar and fiddle, with some guest
musicians playing banjo, bass, melodeon and chromatic harp (amongst othr
instruments). Anyone with an interet in traditional harp styles should give
this a listen (for the cross harp addicts out there, Bruno also plays a hot
train tune in second position) and if you read French, you will be
entertained by Bruno's "history" of the harmonica. It is available from
Canadian suppliers Trente Sous Zero/30 Below Zero, who can be reached by
email at:

thirty~bc.clic.net

30 Below also stock a range of fine folk music, featruing a variety of harp
players, including Yves Lambert (one of Mark Graham's favorites - and no
wonder!), who plays with a band called La Bottine Souriante.

Pat.