Not Fade Away
Album Notes
It starts with the acoustic pumping out a Bo Diddly beat, add a screaming harmonica and belt out some gruff vocals for a rustic version of this Buddy Holly classic.
A cover of the Buddy Holly classic leaning on Brian Jones’ harmonica.
The band name says George Goodman Group but there was only one musician on the cut.
I’ve actually gone to the name George Goodman Group because there are a couple of other George Goodman’s out there that I am getting mixed up with.
The Only Thing
Album Notes
The Only Thing is a political love song that subtly provides commentary on humanity’s plight that is valid both today and yesterday.
Common people just want peace, to live their lives and to love.
We don’t want to hear mainstream war-mongering rhetoric.
We don’t need divisive groupings that pits one group against another and does the elite’s fighting for them.
This important message is delivered bare-bones: guitar, harmonica and vocals reminiscent of early Dylan.
Listen, purchase and download here.
From A Mile Away
George Goodman’s Premiere Release
I am proud to be announcing the release of my first single, From A Mile Away. That’s right – my FIRST single.That should be cause for celebration, right? It only took 49 years and then some.
So why am I not celebrating? Well, From A Mile Away is not a celebrating kind of song.
And it’s a personal song.
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Qualicum Beach, Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada
Email
george(at)georgegoodman.com
Websites
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Bio
I was the fifth of five kids in a musical family. Born in the sixties and influenced by the music my older siblings were listening to including Neil Young, Bob Dylan, The Rolling Stones, The Band – some of the best music ever recorded.
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George, did you ever consider having a lesson on Apple Scruffs?
What a great Harrison tune.
Hello George, I was wondering if you could give a lesson on YouTube for Van Morrison’s ” And It Stoned Me”, for Harp & Guitar ?
Please send me link to your Membership video. Thanks
Do you have a lesson on Neil young rockin in the free world, his solo guitar harmonica version?
love the song george,
i mite try and learn it and play it for my famliy!
i hope to join the club when i get the funds together,
peace,
phil,
Ireland 100 years
Thanks for the great lessons. It’s great to have that -wow- factor. A real challenge but well worth the practice. Is Lightnin’ Bar Blues Harpable?
Hello George,
You don’t happen to have the dots for the harp filler in Heart of Gold, do you? I’m not a tab player.
Thanks for the fine tutorial – very helpful.
Jim
Hi George,
First of all you have a great ability for music, and your videos are the best on the internet !!!
George I’m having difficulties to play “Love is strong, Rolling stones”, Whiskey in the jar” on the Harmonica.
Could you give some tips ???
Thanks alot
I found your video lessons on youtube when searching for how to play some JJ Cale songs and I really loved your videos. Why did you stop uploading them?
Cheers!
I lived in Old Saybrook Old Lyme CT most of my life ( over 40 years) and got a tick in my navel which was not properly extracted and nearly died. Was in bed 2 weeks with the sweats. Been there, done that and have never been the same since, but there is hope! I worked construction for years after and remain active and healthy, but it was one very nasty bugger!
My wife saw something the other day on facebook that says marijuana is a healer.
Be well and thank you for the lesson.
It is one nasty bugger. It was engineered to be that way.
Thanks for your support.
Just purchased your single we love it.
Good luck in the future,
Brian.
P.S. I really enjoy your Harp lessons.
Thank you so much Brian.