C91bea7865f8bf7ce65c1fa5e187cac8

Share This Event

Spread the word about this event to help make it happen.

Pocket Full of Soul

Presented by Holley Dey / On Tap Blog

Thursday, February 28 7:30pm - 9:27pm

in New Haven, CT at Bow Tie Criterion Cinemas $12.00 General
Going
126
This Event has
Happened
Happened You should have been there, this event was probably awesome.

The Event Program

  • Introduction
    Before the screening.
    read more + read less -
  • Movie presentation of Pocket Full of Soul
    Pocket Full of Soul: The Harmonica Documentary, narrated by Huey Lewis (of The News), provides a raw and unvarnished look at the harmonica's rich subculture, the unique relationships forged between the instrument and its players, its versatility across music genres, and its subsequent ubiquity. Get up close and personal with the players, both famous and infamous, that helped to popularize the instrument as they relate universal tales of passion, creativity, and musical celebration. Pocket Full of Soul features interviews and performances by the masters of the instrument including John Popper (of Blues Traveler), Magic Dick (of J. Geils Band), Clint Black, Lee Oskar (of WAR), James Cotton, Charlie Musselwhite, Robert Klein, Sugar Blue, “Survivorman” Les Stroud, and many more ... Keep breathing music. --Pocket Full of Soul **Please note that this film can only be screened on Thursday, February 28, 2013. Facebook Page
    read more + read less -
  • Harmonica Lesson
    At the conclusion of the documentary, blues harmonica player Mark Zaretsky of The Cobalt Rhythm Kings (http://www.cobaltrhythmkings.com/Mark.htm) will offer a brief live demonstration and harmonica lesson to all attendees. Harmonicas will be available for purchase at the screening for a $2 charge. You'll leave making music of your own!
    read more + read less -

Event Info

With Huey Lewis as the narrator, Pocket Full of Soul travels the world to explore the history, versatility and cultural impact of the harmonica.  Through interviews, stories and stirring performances by master players including James Cotton, Charlie Musselwhite, John Popper, Magic Dick, Lee Oskar, Delbert McClinton, Kim Wilson, Jason Ricci, Taylor Hicks and many more, the documentary illustrates the powerful and soulful connection between the musician and instrument.  By movie's end, you'll be eager to breathe music through a harmonica of your own!