John Popper
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John Popper's Gear
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John Popper is associated with the Fender John Popper Signature Harmonica, a modified Seydel Session Steel, as seen in a performance at the Fender booth during NAMM 2015.
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In the official video from Blues Traveler's performance at the Shoreline Amphitheatre on September 3, 1995, John Popper is seen using a variety of harmonicas, including the Hohner Special 20, in multiple keys: A, A-flat, B, C, D, D-flat, E, E-flat, F, G, as well as a G an octave higher and a D an octave lower.
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According to Shure's artist page, Blues Traveler's John Popper uses Shure's Beta 57A for lead vocals.
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John Popper uses the Mesa/Boogie Lone Star 2x12 Combo Amp for his harmonica microphone, as shown in a user-uploaded photo on BlogSpot.
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John Popper uses the Fractal Audio Axe-FX II with a MIDI pedal, as shown in the user-uploaded photo on BlogSpot.
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He conects the Axe FX to this foot controller
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John plays in ''You Don't Have To Love Me'' video (and probably in the studio song)
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He uses a BETA 57 for Harmonica (with a MIDI interface) and a BETA 58 for vocals.
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Discography
Album Credits
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John Popper · 1999
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