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Uploaded by on Jun 8, 2006

A little bit of jaw harp knowledge from Hank Plow.

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  • ALIENS ARE HAPPENING WHEN U PLAY THAT INSTRUMENT!!! --Yes, that's right, aliens are HAPPENING!

  • @Leminid YOU are so right....thx for confirming that for the unbelievers!

  • the songs good my friend but it could do with some back up music

  • @zePippin amen to that........has always sounded best with at least bass, guitar and drums laying down a bed of rhythm and some chords. This video was created about the first week i owned that camera in 2006 and was just experimenting. Thx for commenting.

  • @hankplow is it hard to play the jaw harp?

  • @zePippin Good question-many answers. With a good attitude and a good instrument a person could probably be able to enjoy some music in a short time. Developing breath and rhythm techniques might take a lifetime. Either way, I've found it has enriched my life and has enabled me to cross paths with some amazing people. A worthy adventure from my perspective.

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  • you are cool...just your voice and attitude...keep it up

  • The Jew's harp, jaw harp, mouth harp, Ozark harp, marranzano pancake, or Omaha Flapjack is thought to be one of the oldest musical instruments in the world [1]; a musician apparently playing it can be seen in a Chinese drawing from the 3rd century BC [2]. Despite its common English name, and the sometimes used Jew's trump, it has no particular connection with Judaism. Also it was found in Ancient Egypt, I am not asking, I am answering. Good day sir.

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  • Great job Sir I have always loved the sound of them and My wife picked me up one as a gift I try it hear and there on the farm around the fire But that whole teeth thing on it just pushes me away Keep up the great sounds my man Go Bless

  • Now I know where that sound comes from! I want to play one! You have great talent cowboy!

  • your song made me smile, keep it up, fine sir :)

  • Now I know where they get the sound effects for Kangaroos jumping.

  • It's not a jaw harp or a mouth harp, it's a Jew's harp, and no amount of political correctness can change it.

  • U didnt had that jew harp i use but by the way im swedish so we scandinavians maybe uses anouther type....

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