I love the beginning of this tutorial. That was great showing the different melodies. Very helpful. Ur awesome man. Thanks for all the info and being here for us. Much appreciated.
okay, I have a harmonica with 12 holes, and a little slider thingie on the side, which produces a tone a semitone higher when you press it. We just have random intstruments lying around here, and this is one of them... is this a good harmonica to start with?
@gaudetjaja Its a chromatic harmonica and will not bend notes like a ten hole blues harp. The sliding button is for sharps and flats. They are generally well made and last a long time. It would be suitable to learn fundamental skills on.
Okay, so I got a shitty 10-hole harmonica a few years back and am only now trying to play it, it was only $4.99, or somewhere around there and its in the tune of C, so it's pretty shitty. Would this be a pretty okay Harmonica for a beginner?
Hello i recently just bought a harp hohner blues harp in g key, i have no experience playing whats so ever and in your vids u say to start with a d key was wondering if learning to play with the one i have will b a problem or tricky for me ??
"Blues Harmonica Player " is the worldwide stage for Blues harp players to share their videos and ideas. We need guys like you who can play, upload your videos, help manage our forums, and be part of a movement that will go worldwide which will be backed by some of the best blues players we can find. Join us on Facebook.
out of curiousity, why did you say to buy a D harp first? because i just bought an A harp...because i'm a guitar player and i'm most comfortable in E.
Any way you could post the tabs of the "green onions riff". Ive mastered all the other ones in your videos and its been great. Would love to add one more to my list
Thank you for posting these video's I've enjoyed watching all of them, they're all very informative. I especially like the one on amplification, I always like seeing what kind of set up different individuals prefer and the sound they are able to get from it.
Thank you sir...I picked up my first harp at about 10 or 11. I played pro gigs in my 20's and early 30's. I stopped after a bad marriage. Thanks to you, I'm going to get a new cheap set and going back to work...one day!
wait, i actually think i know how to get that sweet sound now. everyone i see seems to "cup" their hands around the instrument! got to go dig out and whipe dust of my old blues harp :D
love this instrument. so easy to take with you and sounds awesome. i tried starting a few years ago, but couldnt really get the sound right. i hit the notes right, but switching between notes and even making one note sound good was pretty much impossible for me.. if you know what my problem is, please pm me i want to start playing again.
I agree. OK to play favorites but ya got 2 B versitile in both 1st and second (cross) positions across all 12 keys (a few other tunings are fun also) and be able to identify which diatonic fits the music by ear to be able to fit in.
you need different harps for each key your instrumentalists play in. The harp key should be the fourth of the key of the song(eg, a song in G, C-harp, a song in E, A-harp
saoirseyy. No 'best' key. Beginners start in C but you should experiment with all keys. I favor flat keys but also love the low majors and am looking forward to receiving a recently ordered Bushman Delta Frost in HIGH G to follow my VALVED Suzuki Metal Combed Promaster in F Sharp. I love the equal tempered tuning and design of the Golden Melody for C, D, and E Major. I just blew out a Marine Band in A Flat so it is being replaced with Seydel Blues Session Harp. Keep it interesting, save air.
After listening to blues since I was a teen I finally bought my first Harp and practicing, practicing... My question is: The difference beetween Wood and Plastic is probably the warmth of the sound (Like a good Guitar I supose). Does the Plastic last loger in term of sound quality?
Is the Wood harder on the tongue? Can you give me a bit of details on the difference beetween those 2 type of composite?
Thank you
PS: I'm French Canadian so hope that you understood my writing?
Eh eh!MOntreal is a bilingual city. Sure there's french signs everywhere, but people do talk in both langages. You won't have any problemes here, but it's not bad to learn a bit of french (Like I did learn a bit of english)
I went to Montreal when I was a teen, and I fell in love with it. I knew French back than and everyone was nice , and it was a great time. People that did not no French did not have as of great time as I did. But anywho I am thinking of making my home up there. And I could not pass up asking someone about it. So thank you.
Question. You recommend buying a D harp for beginners. But MOST (and I really do mean most) sites/tutors/people on the net as well as famous harmonica players (on their video DVDs and master classes) recommend using key of C. So you suggesting getting a D sounds a bit unconventional to me. Is there anything behind your recommendation?
Yes DiamOndd most do recommend the C in books but in reality most blues jam guitar players want that open string sound so if their not using a Capo like Slim Harpo they are in the key of E =A harp or or they play in the key of A =D harp for blues and Masters like
Jr. Wells played alot in A =Dharp Jimmy Reed in E= Aharp. But really all the riffs can be played on any 10 hole harp some people like the sound of a G harp = D for guitar players who lower their E string to D. hope that helps
Good job, sir! I'm an old white woman who's been playing non-blues for over 10 years and now I wanna try blues. You're a good teacher and I'm subscribing today.
Does anyone understand what 1st position means - an why (from wherever the hell that is) you're s'pposed to play the harmonica 4 notes up from there ? ....
I just started and I'm having alot of troubles getting that one note alone. I can do it maybe 30% of the time, right now I'm blowing directly out of the middle of my mouth, using my bottom lip to cover the ones around what i'm trying to hit, any tips?
Wow man, this was incredibly helpful. I just picked up a lee oskar for my first harp not to long ago, i've just been messing around like jamming for BB King and whatnot. I came online and found you, This is actually helping me build some structure and technique. Very much appreciated
hey oz....gotta say man ur being an inspiration to all of us...ur jus simply amazing and u seem to help around a lot so thought of asking u a major favour....do u hav a mail addy which i could use to contact u???
I've Had a ten hole Hohner in C for years - its dirt cheap and came free with a "how to" video. Tried it and couldn't follow the tutorials. Stumbled across you on Youtube and you've given me the kick up the ass I needed! You're eloquent and easy to understand. I'll be following you on the tube and myspace. Thanks for your generosity for putting all this out there for free and thanks for providing the inspiration to get me having another go!!
brilliant! just the kind of tutorial I was looking for. I'll be watching your vids for a long while to come. Thanks for posting, maybe talk to you on myspace later in the month. :)
An A and an E? I would recommend an A and a D, that allows you to play in the keys of E and A, two commonly used blues keys. The C can be used to play in the key of G, another often-used key in blues.
An E harp is still a nice harp but not as useful as an A or D. D harps are also a bit easier to play than the C, at least when you are learning.
guys can someone help me pelase? i bought a harmonica from hohner but how can i know if its a g or d or....harmonica?and does annyone knows where i can learn to play?website or something?im 13years guitarist now but wanne learn harmonica cause its verry cool ! thanx already and great playing !
or look on the right tab on the top cover plate of the harp. I think most Hohner harps have the key stamped there. Other brands have the key somewhere on the comb
Hey brother, you definitely got it goin man. As a nam vet I have been trying to get on with my life playin blues. I play a telecaster and play some monica blues. I enjoy yer style and hope by checkin out yer style, I can make some good advancement. keep it up man. I,m diggin it
I'm beginnning with the 2suck, 3suck, 4 blow riff and I'm hyperventillating...how do I catch my breath? I'm using a D harp. I'm loving ya Man. This is my dream, I'm worse than a beginner. I'll keep trying/practicing. I'm not going forward with your video until I get that first riff down. Thanks, Dusty Stallion
I'm STILL WAITING FOR ON HOW TO PLAY THE SOLO HARMONICA PART OF MOUNTAIN OF LOVE BY JHONNY RIVERS. THANK YOU MAN. MUCH APPRECIATED
345tennis 3 days ago
@345tennis looking for the original to listen to.
OZHARP 3 days ago
till you've heard him blow with a band and his proffesionalism a lot of these comments are so petty?
MrAussie1957 2 weeks ago
THANK YOU BRUCE WILLIS
pe09dro09 1 month ago
mountain of love by johnny rivers solo harmonica part. could you E- Mail when you get around to it
345tennis 1 month ago
Hi, me again did you get my request for mountain of love. in how to play that solo harmonica part?
345tennis 2 months ago
i hear ooofff ooofff quite regulary when you play. What is that..is that important?
ijones8 3 months ago
@ijones8 its the quick inhale or exhale of breath
OZHARP 3 months ago
@ijones8, the "ooofff ooofff" is just poor breath control. It goes away with practice.
1m00nleo 3 weeks ago
@ijones8 I sometimes make an ooofff oooffff noise if I sit down wrong and smash my private parts. LOL.....
ThomasFMPayne 6 days ago
Those vibratos are amazing
aries117 3 months ago
I love the beginning of this tutorial. That was great showing the different melodies. Very helpful. Ur awesome man. Thanks for all the info and being here for us. Much appreciated.
redman95012 5 months ago
I hohner golden melody harmonica(C) good for learning?
cpmkdir 6 months ago
@cpmkdir okay for starters.
OZHARP 6 months ago
Very nice job, sir.
Videodude1939 6 months ago
okay, I have a harmonica with 12 holes, and a little slider thingie on the side, which produces a tone a semitone higher when you press it. We just have random intstruments lying around here, and this is one of them... is this a good harmonica to start with?
gaudetjaja 6 months ago
@gaudetjaja Its a chromatic harmonica and will not bend notes like a ten hole blues harp. The sliding button is for sharps and flats. They are generally well made and last a long time. It would be suitable to learn fundamental skills on.
OZHARP 6 months ago
Hey, I finally learned to bend, but can you do a vid on the blues harp intro in
"flip flop and fly" by the blues brothers? It rocks!
Gozurtju 6 months ago
@Gozurtju smokin. will consider it. Brian.
OZHARP 6 months ago
Im just having a blast watching the video again with the "experimental subtitles" feature xD its so random :D
ProjectZer0 7 months ago
Okay, so I got a shitty 10-hole harmonica a few years back and am only now trying to play it, it was only $4.99, or somewhere around there and its in the tune of C, so it's pretty shitty. Would this be a pretty okay Harmonica for a beginner?
LaGoonch 8 months ago
@LaGoonch Yes, when you feel like youre getting somewhere or really keen a hohner special 20 is a good choice.
Brian.
OZHARP 8 months ago
ibtr
trmidgley 8 months ago
*cough* sounds not healthy at 2:51
codyksemsbusch 8 months ago
Hello i recently just bought a harp hohner blues harp in g key, i have no experience playing whats so ever and in your vids u say to start with a d key was wondering if learning to play with the one i have will b a problem or tricky for me ??
entranzed1 9 months ago
@entranzed1 If you use a G it has the biggest reed, will be more difficult but still work fine. Brian
OZHARP 9 months ago
you're great! it's real.
geneandcool 10 months ago
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Cairns70 1 year ago
Thanks dude!
I know all the theory about notes and stuff cause I play piano too, so that makes it easier.
You helped a lot..
Gozurtju 1 year ago
Thanks for the lesson.
cuica74 1 year ago
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wrongstroke 1 year ago
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wrongstroke 1 year ago
@wrongstroke Its displayed on the tutorial when I change key just before I play.
OZHARP 1 year ago
@OZHARP Please... In this video: youtube.com/watch?v=GHUmPQtgMZ0.
Many thanks.
wrongstroke 1 year ago
So, i got this old M. Hohner Super Vamper harmonica off my dad the other day. I think its an E-Harmonica. Would this do for a complete beginner?
raggsokkenmin 1 year ago
@raggsokkenmin should be fine if the reeds still work ok.
OZHARP 1 year ago
like your syle man. to the point. thanks for sharing your knowledge.
tathakadabuda 1 year ago
What a delight to hear a fmiliar Aussie accent after hearing some great playing!
sandgropa 1 year ago
@sandgropa seems to have a bit of english thrown in there, or am I imagining things?
Jamesromeoecho 1 year ago
amazing - thanks.
musicguyelwain 1 year ago
Thanks !
djstestyle 1 year ago
@guitaruu1991 What make harp are you using?
Brian.
OZHARP 1 year ago
THX... these riffs helped me a lot.
plasticparticle 1 year ago
I'm getting bluesharp lessons from Bruce Willis!?
This is the best day of my life!
wydebo 1 year ago 50
@wydebo Bruce Willis ain't got skillz like these!
SirDanOfHell 9 months ago
@SirDanOfHell Actually, he does. Just search "Devil woman, Bruce Willis" on youtube.
ThaLoekiej 3 months ago
AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Cinasso90 1 year ago
Aussie! Aussie! Aussie! Oi! Oi! Oi!
sherwin3 1 year ago
are you tongue blocking in the hole video or just when you play the octaves?
prost
MrTBlues 1 year ago
Very good info,,thanks for posting..Carl
flyinga40 1 year ago
i'm unworthy!! if i can play this amazing anytime I'm gonna die a happy man
gERZA 2 years ago
Splits?? WOW! I wan't to learn that!
Weltar 2 years ago
excellent, love the split chords and fills
shirlyucantbeserious 2 years ago 2
Youre are great master of blues, thanks for this lessons,
From Mexico
Chavalvarezsan 2 years ago
Really nice!!!!!!! you sure look like you're having fun and enjoy it! Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge and skill.
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Thanks a lot mate! You really helped me out! Just getting started and wanna involve a blues harp in my punk band ( how awesome is that huh?!)
Nozz1986 2 years ago
nice:>
sn0ch 2 years ago
Great performance mate.
5* from Germany !!!!!!
ferfried6 2 years ago 4
great...And now I take my blues harp and will play a little bit
MotifXSUser 2 years ago
That is f****** great!!!! I love it! 5*****.
johntrik 2 years ago
Excellent vid...
Very nice teaching skills...
5*s
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Tony100 2 years ago
out of curiousity, why did you say to buy a D harp first? because i just bought an A harp...because i'm a guitar player and i'm most comfortable in E.
but what is different about the D harp? thanks
snubbs741 2 years ago
The reed size, its not a small reed nor a big one and a good starting point for a begginer with little reed control.
cheers Brian.
OZHARP 2 years ago
thanks man, please post
The Who baba o riley´s end part
PLEASE
THANKS
congrats on the art
AlvoradaMaster 2 years ago
yeah!!! I love that song so much! I can play it on bass & it would be great to learn the harmonica part!
ptsi000 2 years ago
thnx man:)
djulala 2 years ago
errm im maby being stupid now, but how do I hold my harmonica? Do I need to have the low tunes on the right? or to the left?
djulala 2 years ago
Low notes to the left and high notes to the right. There are usualy 10 numbers on the holes these are on top of the harp body.
cheers from Brian.
OZHARP 2 years ago
Any way you could post the tabs of the "green onions riff". Ive mastered all the other ones in your videos and its been great. Would love to add one more to my list
BigPRowdy 2 years ago
will try that for yas soon
cheers Brian.
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GodLovesJeffFisher 2 years ago
thanks for the lesson cheers mate
11barber11 2 years ago
sounds great!
lujandrock 2 years ago
when ur playing the boogie riff, what blows and draws are u doing, I love the way it sounds and would like to try it for myself, thanks
BigPRowdy 2 years ago
There is a boogie riff tutorial already on the site.
cheers Brian.
OZHARP 2 years ago
Thank you for posting these video's I've enjoyed watching all of them, they're all very informative. I especially like the one on amplification, I always like seeing what kind of set up different individuals prefer and the sound they are able to get from it.
bundleofstix 2 years ago
Wow!! Thank you for sharing!!
bonerchapst1ck 3 years ago
Great video-lots a lots of good ideas thanks!!
leftofcentre11 3 years ago
AWESOME brother!!
PlayHarmonicaEasily 3 years ago 2
Thank you sir...I picked up my first harp at about 10 or 11. I played pro gigs in my 20's and early 30's. I stopped after a bad marriage. Thanks to you, I'm going to get a new cheap set and going back to work...one day!
Tigerblade2008 3 years ago
Nice one.
playboyjohnny 3 years ago
this is great but are u using digital stuff or straight amplification?
stacyblue1980 3 years ago
Great video man!
pazzmanmusic 3 years ago
is that an SAS tattoo on your left arm mate?
ace lesson, helped alot cheers!
x
MemphisTC 3 years ago 2
This is it I was looking for. Thank you so much.
MartinRaetzJr 3 years ago
Good one!
Didn't know Rob Halford played harmonica :D
sangolt88 3 years ago 4
awesome videos please keep them coming
StinkyLoveCake 3 years ago
He is good
Bramgti 3 years ago 2
please tell me how to do split tongue chords!! thanks.
KateAteSkate 3 years ago
This is a superb video. Thank you so much, just what i needed.
tgarry 3 years ago
That's some skill you got there. You just got a new subscriber
WillamLite 3 years ago 3
wait, i actually think i know how to get that sweet sound now. everyone i see seems to "cup" their hands around the instrument! got to go dig out and whipe dust of my old blues harp :D
WoBr 3 years ago
love this instrument. so easy to take with you and sounds awesome. i tried starting a few years ago, but couldnt really get the sound right. i hit the notes right, but switching between notes and even making one note sound good was pretty much impossible for me.. if you know what my problem is, please pm me i want to start playing again.
WoBr 3 years ago
Great playing, bro!
renegademax 3 years ago
C harp is best... jams along to open G guitars etc.
tonewife 3 years ago
There is no such thing as the "best" key.
harmonicazhin 3 years ago
I agree. OK to play favorites but ya got 2 B versitile in both 1st and second (cross) positions across all 12 keys (a few other tunings are fun also) and be able to identify which diatonic fits the music by ear to be able to fit in.
roflmao0000 3 years ago
You're forgetting 3rd position. That's very important too. :)
harmonicazhin 3 years ago
You are totally correct. 3rd position is where it really happens. George Harmonica Smith was one of the greatest innovators for 3rd position harping.
roflmao0000 3 years ago
great playing. would love to be able to play the harp along with guitar,what sort of harp should you get?? someone told me an E harp is best?? thanks
john
saoirseyy 3 years ago
you need different harps for each key your instrumentalists play in. The harp key should be the fourth of the key of the song(eg, a song in G, C-harp, a song in E, A-harp
CristyS89 3 years ago 4
saoirseyy. No 'best' key. Beginners start in C but you should experiment with all keys. I favor flat keys but also love the low majors and am looking forward to receiving a recently ordered Bushman Delta Frost in HIGH G to follow my VALVED Suzuki Metal Combed Promaster in F Sharp. I love the equal tempered tuning and design of the Golden Melody for C, D, and E Major. I just blew out a Marine Band in A Flat so it is being replaced with Seydel Blues Session Harp. Keep it interesting, save air.
roflmao0000 3 years ago
Thank you for taking the time to do this. Top marks!
mattyboggle3 3 years ago 2
this is far too advanced for begginers
GeorgeBguitar 3 years ago 3
Beginners? Or should I say, begginers?
hmccaslin 3 years ago
I would to learn it well so thanks and I'll give it a go
AcousticRain1 3 years ago
this is supposed to be beginners??? holy shit... i have a long way to go
SkyEzequiel 4 years ago 4
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nah man ive been playing for one day, and i can play just about that... it came to me REALY fast but sadly for others it must not =(
hannahrox97 3 years ago
Sounds like myself with the guitar
GeorgeBguitar 3 years ago
....I think I will screw around on my harmonica for hours a day, and see where I get....
cyanidemaiden 4 years ago
After listening to blues since I was a teen I finally bought my first Harp and practicing, practicing... My question is: The difference beetween Wood and Plastic is probably the warmth of the sound (Like a good Guitar I supose). Does the Plastic last loger in term of sound quality?
Is the Wood harder on the tongue? Can you give me a bit of details on the difference beetween those 2 type of composite?
Thank you
PS: I'm French Canadian so hope that you understood my writing?
dchampagne 4 years ago
Could a English speaker make it if they wanted to live in a French speaking apart of Canada?
Joeybsmooth 4 years ago
Eh eh!MOntreal is a bilingual city. Sure there's french signs everywhere, but people do talk in both langages. You won't have any problemes here, but it's not bad to learn a bit of french (Like I did learn a bit of english)
Take care and *Bonjour de Montréal* ;)
dchampagne 4 years ago
I went to Montreal when I was a teen, and I fell in love with it. I knew French back than and everyone was nice , and it was a great time. People that did not no French did not have as of great time as I did. But anywho I am thinking of making my home up there. And I could not pass up asking someone about it. So thank you.
Joeybsmooth 4 years ago
yea ..your a good guy i,d like to jam with you..and learn harp good man
limestick 4 years ago
Question. You recommend buying a D harp for beginners. But MOST (and I really do mean most) sites/tutors/people on the net as well as famous harmonica players (on their video DVDs and master classes) recommend using key of C. So you suggesting getting a D sounds a bit unconventional to me. Is there anything behind your recommendation?
Diam0ndd 4 years ago
Yes DiamOndd most do recommend the C in books but in reality most blues jam guitar players want that open string sound so if their not using a Capo like Slim Harpo they are in the key of E =A harp or or they play in the key of A =D harp for blues and Masters like
Jr. Wells played alot in A =Dharp Jimmy Reed in E= Aharp. But really all the riffs can be played on any 10 hole harp some people like the sound of a G harp = D for guitar players who lower their E string to D. hope that helps
jimyskool 4 years ago
gosh dang it, i have a C.
cyanidemaiden 4 years ago
Thats OK Play the blues anyway
Like Bo Diddley's I'm a Man riff
Da Da DA DA
3blow 4blow 3draw 3blow real fast or even slow
2draw = 3 blow the 2 note boogie
Enjoy
jimyskool 4 years ago
Cheers matey I'm 2 day novice, very helpfull tutorial...driving the Mrs round the bend tho..ah she'll get use to it.....
paulyno1 4 years ago
I'm a total beginner, just getting started. This was really useful - you teach well. Thanks a lot! Now to get through all your other videos. :>
Ramesiel 4 years ago
Good job, sir! I'm an old white woman who's been playing non-blues for over 10 years and now I wanna try blues. You're a good teacher and I'm subscribing today.
Thanks!
sharoneus 4 years ago 2
thx for this, its really a great tutorial.
stewystewy 4 years ago
Does anyone understand what 1st position means - an why (from wherever the hell that is) you're s'pposed to play the harmonica 4 notes up from there ? ....
cheers
simon
tommygunpig 4 years ago
good playing
I have a question I have an harmonica with 32 holes ( in rows of 2 )
what is it the notes dont follow each other if I blow a C the next draw is a G??/
I have to say it is a toy so is it because my harmonica sucks?
belgiummusician 4 years ago
is this because it is a "toy" or is this a special type of harmonica?
belgiummusician 4 years ago
Are you the Aussie harp player that lives in NW Indiana?
Philosofy1 4 years ago
I posted a useful reply for you Orian but it seems to have been removed for some unknown reason.
2HoleDraw 4 years ago
I just started and I'm having alot of troubles getting that one note alone. I can do it maybe 30% of the time, right now I'm blowing directly out of the middle of my mouth, using my bottom lip to cover the ones around what i'm trying to hit, any tips?
Orian1234 4 years ago
I think I've got it down now, not 100% of the time, but with a bit more practice I'll get it.
If my technique is right basically it's the bottom lip that does all the work.
Orian1234 4 years ago
Wow man, this was incredibly helpful. I just picked up a lee oskar for my first harp not to long ago, i've just been messing around like jamming for BB King and whatnot. I came online and found you, This is actually helping me build some structure and technique. Very much appreciated
LivingMonstracity 4 years ago
*correction: (Jamming for BB King; as in playing with his music going on in the background)*
LivingMonstracity 4 years ago
hey oz....gotta say man ur being an inspiration to all of us...ur jus simply amazing and u seem to help around a lot so thought of asking u a major favour....do u hav a mail addy which i could use to contact u???
savandes 4 years ago
I've Had a ten hole Hohner in C for years - its dirt cheap and came free with a "how to" video. Tried it and couldn't follow the tutorials. Stumbled across you on Youtube and you've given me the kick up the ass I needed! You're eloquent and easy to understand. I'll be following you on the tube and myspace. Thanks for your generosity for putting all this out there for free and thanks for providing the inspiration to get me having another go!!
Rimbo68 4 years ago
brilliant! just the kind of tutorial I was looking for. I'll be watching your vids for a long while to come. Thanks for posting, maybe talk to you on myspace later in the month. :)
gorakismungo 4 years ago
i hope i'll be able to follow you in next lessons with the C harp i'm stuck with...
stereo123 4 years ago
stuck with? Just buy yourself an A and an E and you should be all set!
GlobalSeeker 4 years ago
An A and an E? I would recommend an A and a D, that allows you to play in the keys of E and A, two commonly used blues keys. The C can be used to play in the key of G, another often-used key in blues.
An E harp is still a nice harp but not as useful as an A or D. D harps are also a bit easier to play than the C, at least when you are learning.
2HoleDraw 4 years ago
man i am a started but nope! it s too hard man. I cant get the same voice.that isnt for me. You got something easier to get started?
morik1453 4 years ago
Try the my space ozharp site.
OZHARP 4 years ago
Cool vid keep 'em coming, thanks!
TYSOHN 4 years ago
hey, i'm a beginning harmonica player and I have a diatonic in the key of C, would your tutorials still work?
ganphra 4 years ago
Yes there are downloads in the key of G on my space OZHARP site. watch all the videos first.
Cheers Phoenix
OZHARP 4 years ago
hey man where i can get the tabs of those riffs please
can u tell me where
thats a good tutorial without those videeos i couldnt get how to bend
Ocelot0221 4 years ago
on the net man :) or go to the nearest music shop n buy em... though i would suggest the first
DesertHamster 4 years ago
Lotta sweet sounds comin outa that harp! That split tongue technique is something I gotta work on...got any tips or suggestions?
Salye 4 years ago
This guy is fantastic, are you sure its not Bruce Willis?
wogacielo 4 years ago
Shit ive been sussed out
OZHARP 4 years ago
guys can someone help me pelase? i bought a harmonica from hohner but how can i know if its a g or d or....harmonica?and does annyone knows where i can learn to play?website or something?im 13years guitarist now but wanne learn harmonica cause its verry cool ! thanx already and great playing !
liersekampioen 4 years ago
go to the first note and check it with a piano
LiquidCrystalz 4 years ago
or look on the right tab on the top cover plate of the harp. I think most Hohner harps have the key stamped there. Other brands have the key somewhere on the comb
milodbumb 4 years ago
Hey brother, you definitely got it goin man. As a nam vet I have been trying to get on with my life playin blues. I play a telecaster and play some monica blues. I enjoy yer style and hope by checkin out yer style, I can make some good advancement. keep it up man. I,m diggin it
beesee8 4 years ago
Man, i would not fuck with that dude
Mathermatic 4 years ago
me neither!
wogacielo 4 years ago
He beat me to a pulp once because i was Italian
wogacielo 4 years ago
o shit im italian
1legmidget 4 years ago
Hey Indiana,
I'm beginnning with the 2suck, 3suck, 4 blow riff and I'm hyperventillating...how do I catch my breath? I'm using a D harp. I'm loving ya Man. This is my dream, I'm worse than a beginner. I'll keep trying/practicing. I'm not going forward with your video until I get that first riff down. Thanks, Dusty Stallion
DustyStallion 4 years ago
Dont panic have sent a message get back to me and Ill see if I can help.
OZHARP 4 years ago
very cool, very helpful
hellbentfrmetal 4 years ago
Thank you kind sir, more coming soon.
Cheers from Phoenix
OZHARP 4 years ago
Cool playing, good lesson.
Mueleski 4 years ago