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Our Jean-Jacques Milteau's "Memphis Night" acoustic cover. Live October 28, 2011 in Montreuil/Bois, France.

Our "All my love in vain" acoustic cover. Live October 28, 2011 in Montreuil/Bois, France.

Our "All my love in vain" acoustic cover. This is from S...

Our cover of this very old blues, well known by Eric Clapton, but with mouth a harp instead of a slide guitar.

Our cover of this very old blues, very well known in the Louis Amstrong's version. We just add a mouth harp instead of the horn, and a strong rythm...

Our "All my love in vain" acoustic cover. This is from Sonny Boy Williamson. Not to be mistaken with the Robert Johnson's Love in vain (very well c...

A classical Chicago blues from the 50's composed by Willie Dixon, and well known by Led Zeppelin or Jeff Beck. Our cover is played with an acoustic...

A famous R'n'B hit from the 40's, well known by Fats Domino (in the 50's). No piano in our version, replaced with a mouth harp

Il s'agit d'une reprise d'une composition de Jean-Jacques Milteau que j'interprète en compagnie du guitariste acoustique Olivier Baud, un soir d'oc...

This is our Rolling Stones Dead Flowers cover. We just add a mouth harp to this well known country song

De l'accordéon ou de l'harmonica ? Grâce au jeu en octaves, on peut imiter le son d'un accordéon diatonique sur un harmonica lui aussi diatonique (...

C'est fou ce que l'on peut faire sur un simpe harmonica diatonique en Eb Low (mi bémol grave) !

Une composition de Greg Zlap que j'interprète sur l'accompagnement de la méthode qu'il a créée il y a quelques années avec Jean-Jacques Milteau : l...

Une composition magnifique de Steve Baker !

Je joue ce thème de Jean-Jacques Milteau sur un harmonica diatonique en C (do).