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Nate Myers and the AcesNate Myers and the Aces Live at Appalachian Brewing Company on 2007-05-11 (May 11, 2007)

Collection: : NateMyersandtheAces
Band/Artist: Nate Myers and the Aces
Date: May 11, 2007 (check for other copies)
Venue: Appalachian Brewing Company
Location: Harrisburg, PA

Source: Zoom H4 (Audience Recording)
Taped by: Mikeyboyeee
Keywords: Nate,Myers, Blues, Harmonica, Roots, Americana

Description

Set 1: (Nate Myers & The Aces)
1. Jawbreaker
2. Now or Never
3. Lonesome Plowboy

Set 2: (James Day w/The Aces)
4. Drinking Beer
5. The Hustle Is On *
6. Work With Me Baby
7. Awww Baby
8. Real Gone Lover
9. James Day Outro/BSCP Thanks banter

Set 3: (Bill "Lil' Freddy" Frederick) +
10. All Shook Up
11. Catfish Blues
12. Mind Your Business
13. Don't You Want A Man Like Me?
14. Little Red Rooster

Set 4: (Nate Myers & The Aces)
15. Still Raining In My Heart
16. Rock This House %
17. Trent's Birthday banter

Set 5: (Guy Stasik w/The Aces)
18. Help Me
19. What Have I Done?
20. Bye, Bye Baby
21. Messin' With The Kid
22. Got My Mojo Workin' #
23. BSCP Donation banter

Set 6: (Ronnie Ray & The Coolers)
24. Got To Get Down
25. What's Goin On Wrong?
26. Caledonia
27. Let Me Be Your Other Man
28. Hip Shake Thang
29. Trouble Comin' Everyday
30. RonnieRay Outro/Flatfoot Intro banter

Set 7: (Flat Foot Sam w/The Aces)
31. Flat Foot Sam banter
32. I'm Ready
33. Got Love If You Want It
34. Cadillac
35. Mama Had Nine Children
36. Carey Bell Diabetes banter
37. The Devil's Laughing

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Reviewer: c5390s - - September 7, 2007
Subject: The Truth Hurts!!!!!
I thought this area was for reviews, not how great and charitable what the guys were doing is! The musicianship of the harp players (other than Nate) leaves a lot to be desired, so I merely left a review to let others know that other than Nate's songs, the rest of the show is a waste of time. (Next time let Howlin' Blue play a little more.)

I never said that "my heroes" would come down to play, even though many of them, including Jason Ricci, Mikey Jr., and Dennis Gruenling, have done many charities like Harpin' Help in Jersey. I was simply trying to show that Ronnie Ray's statement that the audience was in the presence of the "some of the greatest harp players on the east coast" was as untrue as it was pompous.

I don't know Nate, but he would probably "knock you upside the head" for labeling Jason Ricci a shredder. I'm pretty sure Nate's a big fan, and he probably knows that Jason can play old school blues with the best of them. He's just taking the blues forward into the 21st century, which is the opposite of Guy, Ronnie, and company, who are taking it back to the Cro-Magnon days. By the way, Nate can shred pretty good himself, too. I digress. . . . .

Reviewer: ishkibibble - - August 28, 2007
Subject: Feelin' the love
"Did you get these guys because you want to look better than you already are?"

Did you ask that question just to announce what an asshat you are? The truth is, he got those guys because they were kind enough to drive out there and play for free with a band they'd never met. All your hero's you mention would not have done so. You slam these guys like your somebody, but if you knew anything you'd know Steve Guyger would probably knock you upside the head for putting a shredder like Ricci in with that list. And do you even know Guy Stasik or these other dudes? I know Guy and I know he has never put himself out there as some harp aficionado since he plays accompaniment in his regular band. He is one of the most respected vocalists/performers in the region and I thought it was killer of him to go all the way out there and do that. James Day is a relative new comer to the scene but he's not awful, he just needs more stage time.

Regardless of this previous review, these guys were solid players and speaking as one of the many that attended, it was a fun night. We all had a great time and will be there again, no matter who Nate brings along.

Reviewer: c5390rs - - June 13, 2007
Subject: Nate the great and the other harpalosers
Nate you're a great harp player. Sorry I can't say the same about the rest of these guys. If you want people in your area to take the harp seriously, you've got to get some higher caliber players. Did you get these guys because you want to look better than you already are? You might be able to get Mikey Junior next year. You should try.
Guy Stasik is the only one who was half way decent, and he's not very good. James Day had great tone on the low end, but he is awful!!!!!! I saw that he was teaching at a Gindick Jam Camp. If I went to that and heard him play, I would want my money back! My dog can howl better blues than that dude can play, and more in tune too.
It made me laugh when Ronnie Ray said the audience was hearing the best harp players on the east coast. I guess he forgot about Dennis Gruenling, Steve Guyger, Phil Wiggins, Roger Edsall, Jason Ricci, Pat Ramsey, Wade Shuman, Randy Weinstein, etc.
Like I said, Nate rocks, the other guys are hacks!
Oh yeah, that Howlin' Blue dude sounded pretty good, but he only played on two songs.

Notes

Nate Myers & The Aces
Friday, 5/11/2007
Harp-a-Palooza III
Harrisburg, PA

Nate Myers & The Aces
www.natemyers.com

Source: Zoom H4

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SHOW NOTES:
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(unfortunately, ran out of batteries for the last song of the evening... if anyone has it recorded, please complete)

Harp-a-Palooza is an annual benefit show to benefit The American Diabetes Association... Hosted by Nate Myers & The Aces (www.natemyers.com) and featuring the best harmonica players from surrounding areas.

* w/Howlin' Blue on 2nd Harp
+ See Lil' Freddy players below
% w/Evan on 2nd Harp
# Nate Myers on Vocals

+ Lil' Freddy Players:
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Guitar: Danny Kreiger
Guitar: Jeff "Kid" Cameron
Bass: Pete Netznik
Drums: Dean Friend
Keyboards: Trent Peechatka

Ronnie Ray & The Coolers:
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Ronnie Ray: Vocals/Harmonica
Jimi Cupino: Guitar
Paul Shultzaberger: Drums
Gary Faulkner: Bass
With - Trent Peechatka/Keyboards
Jeff "Kid" Cameron/Guitar

All other sets were backed by The Aces (Nate is only on the Nate Myers & The Aces sets)
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Vocals/Harmonica: Nate Myers
Guitar: Chris Purcell
Bass: Pete Netznik
Drums: Mike Noll
with special guests -
Trent Peechatka/Keyboards
Jeff "Kid" Cameron/Guitar

Thanks to everyone for their support - especially our guest artists
James Day (www.jameswday.com),
Ronnie Ray (www.ronnieray.com),
Bill Frederick (www.blindjoedeath.net),
Guy Stasik (www.thebuicks.com) and
Flat Foot Sam (www.flatfootsam.com