“A very enjoyable book of entertaining reminiscences mixed with
words of wisdom about musicianship.”
— Brendan Power
“Roly’s book is much like a lively conversation; it’s humorous, entertaining, and packed with deep dives into his unique approach to playing. Beyond technique, it also shares pivotal moments of his career, including a collection of delightfully comical and often bizarre stories from his time in the studio and touring the world. A must-read for musicians and enthusiasts eager to learn from a seasoned pro!”
— Richard Anderson
No, Seriously, I Play Harmonica…
“Highly entertaining stuff!”
“Great read!”
“… a very enjoyable book of entertaining reminiscences mixed with words of wisdom about musicianship, gleaned from his long experience playing all over Canada and beyond with legendary names like Ronnie Hawkins and Jeff Healey”
I highly recommend it.
Great stories. A fun read with Roly’s dry delivery.
Hilarious road trip stories but also an insight into a very unique process of learning music and performing by someone who has done it all.
Get a copy!
“I wholeheartedly recommend!”
“Roly’s book is funny, clever and full of insights relevant to all harmonica players and musicians in general.”
“Just finished reading Roly’s book and what a job he did!”
“Extremely informative, with a large dash of humour and great road stories.
Love it!“
Loving it.
He’s very funny and relatable and I feel more confident that even though I don’t understand music, I can still become a great player.
No, Seriously, I Play Harmonica…
“Highly entertaining stuff!”
“Great read!”
“… a very enjoyable book of entertaining reminiscences mixed with words of wisdom about musicianship, gleaned from his long experience playing all over Canada and beyond with legendary names like Ronnie Hawkins and Jeff Healey”
I highly recommend it.
“I wholeheartedly recommend!”
“Roly’s book is funny, clever and full of insights relevant to all harmonica players and musicians in general.”
“Just finished reading Roly’s book and what a job he did!”
“Extremely informative, with a large dash of humour and great road stories.
Love it!“
Loving it.
He’s very funny and relatable and I feel more confident that even though I don’t understand music, I can still become a great player.
