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Copyright 2010-2012 by Joshua King |
| NEWS FLASH... ***Buddy Guy brought Joshua to Chicago to perform with him on stage and experience the best in blues at Buddy Guy's Legends January 27-28, 2012 (Video) ***Buddy Guy invited Josh to play on stage with him and Quinn Sullivan at BB Kings in NY (Video) ***Oct 29th, Josh joined urban jazz harmonicist Frédéric Yonnet for a kids workshop & evening concert at Downrigging Weekend in Chestertown, MD |
"Although it is clear that he is still a young player, he certainly has what it takes to become a major force in the
blues harp world." -- Kim O'Brien, Blues Revue Magazine Blues Beat 11-26-2010
"Joshua King, adorable" -- Charles Isherwood, NY Times
"Nine-year-pld Josh King wowed the crowd on the weekend as a record number of fans turned out for the
annual Dutch Mason Blues Festival in the Truro area..." -- Live At Five(ATV-TV), Halifax, 16 Aug 2010
"Deserving of his own sobriquet like "a young Mozart of the mouth harp," the pint-sized player showed
considerable spunk on renditions of Hoochie Coochie Man and Caledonia ("What makes your big head so
hard!" the crowd shouted along in unison, without prompting), while playing with astonishing confidence and
grace on Summertime, earning a standing ovation from the folks in their portable chairs." -- Stephen Cooke,
The Chronicle Herald - Canada
"This talented kid is making a name for himself, keep an eye out for this future star." -- Nelson Onofre,
American Blues News
blues harp world." -- Kim O'Brien, Blues Revue Magazine Blues Beat 11-26-2010
"Joshua King, adorable" -- Charles Isherwood, NY Times
"Nine-year-pld Josh King wowed the crowd on the weekend as a record number of fans turned out for the
annual Dutch Mason Blues Festival in the Truro area..." -- Live At Five(ATV-TV), Halifax, 16 Aug 2010
"Deserving of his own sobriquet like "a young Mozart of the mouth harp," the pint-sized player showed
considerable spunk on renditions of Hoochie Coochie Man and Caledonia ("What makes your big head so
hard!" the crowd shouted along in unison, without prompting), while playing with astonishing confidence and
grace on Summertime, earning a standing ovation from the folks in their portable chairs." -- Stephen Cooke,
The Chronicle Herald - Canada
"This talented kid is making a name for himself, keep an eye out for this future star." -- Nelson Onofre,
American Blues News