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lol, i havent played so long harmonica now i was thinking where the heck i will get E harp but i have 2 of them Folk Blues E and Hohner cheap one E

The music is in E. The harps used are A (second position) and D (third position).

This is amazing, just what I'm trying to learn. When I listen to guys with your' skills I'm always frustrated because I can't mimic the sound you produce. I know how to play singe notes and how to bend, but theres a different quality I can't seem to get, that 'bluesy' sound. Anyway, thanks for the lession! You give me some thing to reach for.

Hold on, thar a minute!! You don't think that's ME, do ya?!

"When I listen to guys with your skills I'm always frustrated..."
Well, if you could listen to guys with MY skills, you might just be ENCOURAGED!

Nice playing to practice to.....Aw C'mon Gene that's really you ain't it

Nice exercise from Gindick, we get the type of harmonica to play but it is never told what the backing music is, where that can be obtained from, can anyone name suppliers or downloads. Further for new players try listening through headphones concentration on the rhythm and beat can be greater while your playing, gives you confidence to swing that harp around your mouth, to you it sounds good, what anyone else thinks at this stage is immaterial to the excersise.

I don't see anything to practice to.

Oh my God, the emperor has no clothes

I don't know why the links don't stay posted.

I don't remember which one I had up there, but here's one like it. Copy/paste this into the You Tube search box:

Harp Jam #3: Slow Blues in E, A harp, and D harp



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 12/10/2014 06:04AM by gene.

Yeah! This is great to practice along with. That 4 draw he's playing there--that's one of my favorite notes on the harp. It's the reed that always goes bad on me. Looking for some good tunes to jam along with? Just download or do a youtube search for any of the blues greats: Muddy Waters, Junior Wells, John Lee Hooker, B.B. King, any of the Kings, T.Bone Walker, Little Walter, Jimmy Reed, Robert Cray, Lightening Hopkins, Clarence Gatemouth Brown, Willie Dixon, etc.
Find something that's in the right key for one of your harps (if you're serious, you will have a collection), then bookmark or save that song and use it for your practice. You will definitely find plenty of music for your practice with a little bit of searching.