Tracks: 01. I Put My Baby Out 02. The Hucklebuck 03. Blues, Why Do You Worry Me? 04. Life Will Be Better 05. Mean Little Mama 06. T.D.'s Boogie Woogie 07. If I Should Have Bad Luck 08. I'm Gonna Steal Your Baby 09. Route 66 10. You're So Fine 11. Harp to Harp Personnel: James Cotton, Charlie Musselwhite, Billy Branch, Sugar Ray Norcia (vocals, harmonica) Kid Bangham (acoustic & electric guitars) Anthony Geraci, David Maxwell (piano) Michael "Mudcat" Ward (acoustic bass) Per Hanson (drums) Recorded at The Studio, Portland, Maine in April 1999. Includes liner notes by Cub Coda. SUPERHARPS was nominated for the 2001 Grammy Award for Best Traditional Blues Album. Four great blues harmonica players (James Cotton, Billy Branch, Charlie Musselwhite, and Sugar Ray Norcia) are featured in various combinations on this spirited disc, backed by a four-piece rhythm section (with guitarist Kid Bangham and pianist Anthony Geraci). Cotton and Norcia have solo pieces, seven numbers feature two harmonicas, and the lengthy low-down blues "Harp to Harp" has all four of the harmonica players taking turns soloing. Much of the material is jazz-oriented, including "The Hucklebuck," "TD's Boogie Woogie," and "Route 66," and the majority of the selections are instrumentals. Each of the harmonica players sounds inspired and the results are consistently exciting and swinging. Amazon.com It's harmonica heaven as a quartet of hard-blowing harpists with