Rick Epping Belasicko Oro

Rick Epping playing after midnight with George Winston Producing at SounDogRecording

[@chucker23]

I remember Rickie when he was 3 users old and lived accross the street. I can't believe that I was luck and privileged enough to have grown up so close to such a wonderful and talented family.

[@frankieg145]

Awesome! Greetings from formby :) frances x

[@DancingCatProduction]

Rick is playing an Auto-Valve harmonica in Standard tuning - (from George WInston, who was co-producing the session with Rick Epping and Bruce Olsen).

[@alanstrainor]

amazing,

[@edwardwbalen]

Rick Epping is not only an Irish troubadour, but he designed Hohner's model 1101 harmonica, commonly known as the XB-40 Extreme Bending harmonica, which bears his name.

[@muntoidprime]

he's fantastic. a true great I'd say.

[@ashishd88]

That's beautiful! Greetings from India. :)

[@parhomenko83]

это одна из лучших гармоник. И музыкант тоже.

[@dropthumb2]

Really fucking good. And I'm a harmonica player who is quite more than judicious of other harmonica players. Most of them suck, including me, sometimes. Great Job.

[@edwardwbalen]

I must make another comment about this video. Obviously Rick is playing an XB-40 in this video. My point is this, close your eyes and just listen to his music. His opening chords definitely sound like a harmonica, but as he gets into his song, and reaches the high octave, he makes the harp sound like bagpipes.