Big Harp George

Big Harp George Living In The City

Richard Ludmerer Big Harp George, blues, indie Blues, making a Scene, roots October 13, 2020

Big Harp George Living In The City Blues Mountain Records George Bisharat a.k.a. Big Harp George is a San Francisco singer, songwriter and harp player. He favors the chromatic harp which gives his music a jazzier sound then most blues players. Formerly George was a criminal defense attorney and award winning law professor at the […]

LIVE from the Midnight Circus/ Podcasts

LIVE from the Midnight Circus Featuring Big Harp George

Richard L'Hommedieu Big Harp George, blues, indie Blues, making a Scene July 31, 2018

Making a Scene Presents the Podcast of LIVE from the Midnight Circus Featuring Big Harp George This is the Voice of indie blues, the show that brings you artists who are creating new original music from the roots of the blues. These artists know that the blues is a living breathing art form, that is […]

Artist Interviews/ INDIE Blues Artist

An Interview with Big Harp George

Richard L'Hommedieu artist interview, Big Harp George, blues, indie Blues, making a Scene July 28, 2018

HomePage Facebook Page Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Indie Blues Artist Big Harp George Big Harp George/George Bisharat is a San Francisco Bay Area blues singer, songwriter, and harmonica player who features the chromatic harmonica. George was a criminal defense attorney, award-winning professor of law at UC Hastings College of the Law, and […]

Music on The Couch

Music On the Couch 11/3/2014

Posted by Editor Big Harp George, blues, Chefjimi, making a Scene, Music on the couch, Stacy Mitchhart, Tas Cru November 4, 2014

Stacy Mitchhart has always been a bandleader. He developed his sound and stagecraft at the helm of four groups in his hometown of Cincinnati. Then he found himself in Nashville and never left. And that brings us to his 12th album, Live My Life. As always he has a Monday night gig at Bourbon Street […]

CD Reviews INDIE Blues

Big Harp George Chromaticism

Richard Ludmerer Big Harp George, blues, Chromaticism, making a Scene, richard ludmerer October 25, 2014

Big Harp George Chromaticism Blues Mountain Records George Bisharat a.k.a. Big Harp George first heard the Blues when his older brother brought home a copy of Paul Butterfield’s East-West album. He wanted to learn how to play Nat Adderley’s Work Song which Butterfield covered on that album. Once he heard Sonny Boy Williamson II he […]