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	Jerry Portnoy (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Portnoy and his band surpassed all expectation, moving seamlessly through musical genres without a hitch, serving up generous helpings of blues, rock, jazz, and back again.
		Portnoy has nevertheless paid his dues, picking up everything he knows about the harp the hard way: listening, observing, and attempting by trial and error to repeat those sounds.
		Portnoy’s flair for communicating the essentials allows individuals who are serious about learning blues harp to take advantage of his life-long experience and unparalleled artistry.
	www.nybluesandjazz.org /reviews/jerryportnoy.htm (431 words)

	Jerry Portnoy bio - The life of a blues harmonica virtuoso
		Jerry Portnoy was born in Chicago in 1943 and brought up in the vicinity of the Maxwell Street market, where his father owned a rug store.
		Jerry says, "All musicians want to speak through their instrument which is what makes the harmonica such a valuable tool for playing the blues.
		Portnoy and Clapton hit it off due to their mutual repsect for each other as musicians and for the music that brought them together, and they went on to perform together for years.
	www.harpdepot.com /portnoy.html (326 words)

	Encyclopedia :: encyclopedia : Jerry Mander (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Jerry Mander is an American activist best known for his book Four Arguments for the Elimination of Television (1977), and for his contribution to a book on an unrelated topic, The Great International Paper Airplane Book (1971).
		He is currently the director of the International Forum on Globalization and the program director for Megatechnology and Globalization at the Foundation for Deep Ecology.
		Despite its resemblance to gerrymander, Jerry Mander is his real name; he was born to Harry and Eva Mander.
	www.hallencyclopedia.com /Jerry_Mander (251 words)

	Amazon.com: Blues Harmonica Masterclass: Music: Jerry Portnoy (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		After "taking" Jerry's Masterclass, I find myself going back to the other material with far greater technical ability and a more thorough understanding of the instrument that grant me fuller access to information I was previously unable to absorb.
		In this Masterclass Portnoy clearly articulates even the most difficult to understand nuances of playing effective harmonica, rendering the material accessible even (especially?) by a beginner.
		Jerry says that once you've taken his class, learning blues licks is a matter of listening and using the skills he has taught you.
	www.amazon.com /Blues-Harmonica-Masterclass-Jerry-Portnoy/dp/B00005KJ36 (1630 words)

	Jerry Portnoy
		Jerry Portnoy was generous enough to invite me into his home and allow me to work with him for almost three hours of this holiday weekend.
		Jerry's approach to the harmonica is extremely methodical; breaking down each and every note and working each technique to perfection.
		After years of being on the road, Jerry now resides on Cape Cod and is using the benefit of a lifetime of knowledge to help others.
	www.bobstannard.com /jerry_portnoy.htm (298 words)

	Jerry Portnoy (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Jerry Portnoy is one of the best Harp players in the world.
		Jerry grew up in Chicago and five short years after taking up the harmonica he found himself playing in one of Muddy Waters' last and best bands.
		Jerry now lives in Massachusetts and I recently spoke to him about playing the harp, hanging out in the afternoon with Muddy Waters watching the Cubs game while sipping champagne, and growing up in the legendary Maxwell Street Market section of Chicago.
	www.gritz.net /subscribers_area/inner_views/jerryportnoy.html (3203 words)

	JERRY PORTNOY INSRUCTIONAL SET REVIEW
		Jerry is one of my all-time favorite players and a teacher without peer.
		In his introductory comments, Jerry Portnoy provides us with a guiding philosophy: "Music is about communicating." And communicate is exactly what Portnoy does on this three-compact-disk Masterclass.
		Portnoy has raised the level of quality to which anybody who makes musical instructional materials needs to aspire.
	www.bluetongueharmonica.com.au /jpreview.html (493 words)

	Portnoy, Jerry
		Jerry Portnoy was born in Chicago, Illinois in November 1943.
		Jerry released his first solo album in 1991.
		Jerry first met Eric Clapton in 1978 when Muddy toured as Eric’s support act.
	whereseric.com /ecfaq/biographies-other-musicians/jerry-portnoy.html (267 words)

	ARTISTS: Jerry Portnoy (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		It was time, he felt, to share his mastery of the harmonica—to distill his 30 years of playing and 20 years of private teaching into the most comprehensive, definitive blues harmonica instrumental course available.
		Entitled Jerry Portnoy's Blues Harmonica Masterclass, this beautifully designed three-CD box set and 52-page instruction book offer a thorough course on all aspects of blues harp—from bending notes to triple tonguing, from chord rhythms to tongue flutters.
		Based in the Boston area, Portnoy occasionally tours with the Muddy Waters Tribute Band in addition to his own band and is starting work on a new album as well.
	www.hohnerusa.com /artistjportnoy.shtml (203 words)

	Official Ticketmaster site. Jerry Portnoy tickets, concerts and tour dates
		Portnoy began his professional musical career as part of Muddy Waters' backing band in the early '70s.
		Jerry replaced Mojo Buford in 1974 and he stayed with the band for six years.
		In 1980, Portnoy, bassist Calvin Jones, pianist Pinetop Perkins, and drummer Willie Smith all left Muddy to form the Legendary Blues Band.
	www.ticketmaster.com /artist/759366?brand=none (618 words)

	Jerry Portnoy Chat \| July 2002 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Jerry's been a great help via his Blues Masterclass CD set.
		I don't need it, cause I'm a pro (taught by Rick Estrin in the late 60's) In fact, I believe you came to his house in the Fillmore district in S.F., while I was taking a lesson.
		Jerry, I teach also, and I reccomend your material to my students.
	www.thebluessite.com /chats/jerryportnoy1.php (2172 words)

	Mohawk Valley Blues Society Shows (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Jerry had the dance floor crowded all night, and when I turned around, the rest of the crowd was tapping their feet, wiggling in their seats as well.
		The show reached its’ peak when Jerry stepped out front of the band and the monitors for his tour-de-force “Blues in a Dream”, which brought the crowd to their feet for a prolonged standing ovation.
		Jerry Portnoy made the harmonica squeak, sing, growl, and cluck like a chicken.
	www.mvbluessociety.com /shows.html (608 words)

	Jerry Portnoy \| Down In The Mood Room (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Then, while listening to National Public Radio the other day, I heard Jerry Portnoy blowing that fat, warm, penetrating harp sound on a contemporary disc touted to be a jazz crossover on the harmonica (no mere Toots Theilmans imitation, something else altogether different).
		Jerry Portnoy inhabited the harmonica chair in Muddy Waters' band, replacing Mojo Buford in 1976.
		Jerry Portnoy is every bit the virtuoso and should be honored as such.
	www.allaboutjazz.com /reviews/r0502_009.htm (673 words)

	Jerry Portnoy
		Born in 1943, Jerry Portnoy grew up in the blues rich atmosphere of Chicago’s famous Maxwell Street Market where his father owned a rug store in the late ’40’s and early ’50’s.
		"Jerry Portnoy is one of the most stimulating musicians I have ever played with..."
		Working with legendary Muddy Waters' band and touring with Eric Clapton Jerry has proven himself to be a power-house blues harmonica player.
	www.harmonicamasterclass.com /portnoy.htm (230 words)

	CD Review of Jerry Portnoy - Down In The Mood Room on Tiny Town Records @ jazzreview.com
		Jerry Portnoy (harmonica, vocal trk 6,13); Duke Robillard (guitar, vocal trk 3,10); Marty Ballou (bass); Steve Ramsay (drums); Doug James (bass clarinet, baritone sax); Gordon Beadle (tenor sax); Troy Gonyea (guitar-trk8,10,12); Bob Malone (vocal- trk 8); Mark Davis (fiddle, mandolin).
		Jerry Portnoy is a highly respected player and has been a part of at least three Grammy winning records with Muddy Waters and Eric Clapton.
		Clapton calls Portnoy “One of the most stimulating musicians I have ever played with.” The harmonica virtuoso has enjoyed a thirty-year career and has appeared at Royal Albert Hall, Carnegie Hall and The White House.
	www.jazzreview.com /cdreview.cfm?ID=2281 (241 words)

	Portnoy, Jerry
		He spent his youth in the blues-rich atmosphere of the city’s Maxwell Street Market during the golden age of Chicago blues.
		Muddy, accompanied by Jerry and Pinetop Perkins joined Eric onstage at the Guildford Civic Hall during the final show of the tour on 7 December.
		Jerry toured extensively with Eric between 1994 and 1996.
	www.ericclaptonfaq.com /biographies-other-musicians/jerry-portnoy.html (267 words)

	Jerry Portnoy - AOL Music
		Jerry Portnoy (born 1943 in Chicago, Illinois) is a harmonica musician.
		Portnoy was born in Chicago in 1943 and brought up in the vicinity of the Maxwell...
		Watch or listen to Jerry Portnoy music videos, songs, live performances, concerts and more on AOL Music.
	music.aol.com /artist/jerry-portnoy/34439/main (123 words)

	Jerry Portnoy CD Review
		Fascinated by the sounds of the big bands, Jerry's chosen to apply the harmonica to the horn charts of many a classic jazz tune, in the process leaving much of the twelve-bar idiom in the dust.
		Jerry's an expressive player who favours melodic lines over honking; in truth it's easy to forget there aren't many vocals, as he mirrors a singer's lines so effectively.
		For the most part sticking to diatonic harp, he sculpts every note with care, bending, shaping to maximum effect while employing a tonal palette that ranges from bright, breezy metallic to raw distortion with plenty of dirt.
	www.mnblues.com /cdreview/2002/jerryportnoy-moodroom-jt.html (613 words)

	BMA \| Home
		Jerry Portnoy was born in 1943 and grew up in the blues rich atmosphere of
		Television credits include appearances on Saturday Night Live, Soundstage, MTV, VH1, and the Disney Channel, as well as writing and performing original music for
		In addition, he has lectured at the Berklee School of Music in Boston, and his definitive 3/CD instructional package, Jerry Portnoy's Blues Harmonica Masterclass, is widely regarded as the premier teaching tool for those wishing to learn the instrument.
	www.bluemountainartists.com /index.cfm/event/Artist/artistId/39.html (155 words)

	Performers P - Harplinks Listing of A Zillion (almost) harmonica links
		"Jerry Portnoy is the most expressive blues harp player around today."-Savannah Morning News.
		Jerry Portnoy: An Encounter with the Blues Harp Master.
		When Iheard that Vinnie C was lining up Jerry Portnoy for a special online event...
	www.harplinks.com /P.php (379 words)

	Jerry Portnoy::::Intrepid Artists International, Inc
		And setting the seal on this year’s line-up is Jerry Portnoy, a veteran of Muddy Waters’s band and a musician steeped in the authentic Chicago blues.
		To learn more about Jerry Portnoy visit his website: www.harpmaster.com/default.html
		Official White House photo taken on South Lawn of the White House in 1978 at the annual White House Staff Picnic.
	www.intrepidartists.com /jerryportnoy.html (421 words)

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		Harp-L Archives - Re: Jerry Portnoy Harmonica Archives 1992 to the...
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	Jerry Portnoy - Down In The Mood Room - SHOP.COM
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	Overblow - Overblows - Overblow Players - Joe Filisko interview
		Among his customers are: Howard Levy, Kim Wilson, Gary Primich, Jerry Portnoy, Peter 'Madcat Ruth', Corky Siegel, Dennis Gruenling...
		There is definitely a post-war bluestradition of getting a sound that is sort of a mixture of Little Walter, Big Walter, Sonny Boy and George Smith, but there's not many players trying to do that.
		Today you have the keepers of the flame which include Kim Wilson, Jerry Portnoy, Rod Piazza, Gary Primich, Mark Hummel to name a few.
	www.overblow.com /?menuid=169 (3265 words)

	Jerry Portnoy Interview \| June 2002 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		All right Jerry, where were you born and what was life really like before you were a professional musician and really started playing?
		Well, I grew up in Chicago and you know I kind of grew up around the blues because of my father's store.
		Use of the content without permission is theft!
	www.thebluessite.com /interviews/jerryportnoy.php (1196 words)

	Review - Jerry Portnoy: Down in the Mood Room (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Review - Jerry Portnoy: Down in the Mood Room
		Jerry Portnoy is probably best known for his work as Muddy Waters' harp player and a driving force behind the band that featured many other Muddy Waters alumni, The Legendary Blues Band.
		Down in the Mood Room, though, is quite a departure from Jerry's blues roots.
	www.cosmik.com /aa-march02/reviews/review_jerry_portnoy.html (95 words)

	VH1.com : Jerry Portnoy : Artist Main
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	Slowhand Bootography / Eric Clapton & Bands (1994)
		This is the last show of the 94 blues tour that began at the Montreal Forum (Montreal, Quebec) on October 3, 1994.
		It has bee years since receiving the entry, and I have never heard of it again and never seen a copy.
		Recorded at the Civic Center, Hartford on 13/10/94 and on the Saturday Night Live TV show on 24/9/94 (2).
	pages.infinit.net /ronfaith/ec94.html (3504 words)

	Slowhand Bootography / Eric Clapton & Bands (1993)
		EC/ Chris Stainton (Keyboards)/ Andy Fairweather-Low (Guitar)/ Donald 'Duck' Dunn (Bass)/ Richie Hayward (Drums)/ Jerry Portnoy (Harmonica)/ Brass Section/ Katie Kissoon (Vocals)/ Maggie Ryder (Vocals)
		EC/ Richie Hayward (Drums)/ Chris Stainton (Keyboards)/ Donald 'Duck' Dunn (Bass)/ Andy Fairweather-Low (Guitar)/ Jerry Portnoy (Harmonica)/ Brass Section
		EC/ Nathan East (bass)/ Simon Clarke (saxophone)/ Andy Fairweather Low (guitar)/ Richie Hayward (drums)/ Katie Kissoon (vocals)/ Roddy Lorimer (trumpet)/ Jerry Portnoy (harmonica)/ Maggie Ryder (vocals)/ Tim Saunders (saxophone) Chris Stainton (keyboards)
	pages.infinit.net /ronfaith/ec93.html (1435 words)

	blues harmonica and blues harp lessons Jerry Portnoy Blues Harmonica Masterclass
		blues harmonica and blues harp lessons Jerry Portnoy Blues Harmonica Masterclass
		Nothing like this has ever been done before!
		Also available here Jerry Portnoy's fantastic new album
	www.bluetongueharmonica.com.au /portnoy.html (153 words)

	Bruce Katz Band Schedule
		The Bruce Katz Band will open for Levon on this night!
		w/ "Harmonica Blow-Out" w/ Mark Hummel, Lee Oskar, Magic Dick and Jerry Portnoy
		Playing w/ "Harmonica Blow-Out" w/ Mark Hummel, Lee Oskar, Magic Dick and Jerry Portnoy
	www.brucekatzband.com /schedule.html (363 words)

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