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Uploaded by on May 24, 2008

I first heard this on my child's CD, and had to learn it. And I threw in a Neil-Young-Inspired harmonica as there were no strings in the house. This version is in G.

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  • hey love how you did this song you have the best sounding harmonic peice for this song I've seen could you please give me harmonica tabs for this thanks

  • thank you very much! I'm afraid I don't have any harmonica tabs - I learned it strictly by ear and by experimental blowing and inhaling into the harmonica until I got it okay.

  • well thanx anyway I'm gonna keep watchin your vid and try to figure it out myself. keep up the good work I will keep watchin your stuff

  • sounds good -- good luck!

  • are you playing a G harmonica?

  • yes -- that's a G harmonica (I'm playing the song in G on the guitar as well). But I suppose I shouldn't rule out the possibility that someone could play a song in one key and use a harmonica that's in a different key? that would be serious talent....

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  • I love it, about $200 with case, has great sound, takes up very little space, is lightweight. The arm/hand/body angle is different cuz it's so small and thin. It has a "gig bag" type case (soft-sided) so that's not very protective, but it's ok for me; I usually just take mine on camping trips. If I ever took it on a plane I'd probably put it in the overhead bin (definitely would NOT check it). it's so easy to carry, the days I take a guitar to church, I usually take it.

  • thanks for watching!

  • i am thinking about getting one of the backpacker guitars for when i go on trips and stuff like that, is it really worth it?

  • martin backpacker. :)

  • Thanks! that's a Backpacker guitar, made by Martin Guitar Co. great to take on outings, smaller, weighs less, takes up less space, and has a decent sound too - when it's in tune....

  • Excellent, Excellent!! Interesting instrument too. What do u call that thing in your hands, anyways?

  • Thanks!

  • wow, this is amazing, that very very impressive keeping two rythems at once, the harmonica and guitar, truly amazing. 5 stars, if I could I'd give this a ten.

  • Thanks so much! It looks like you're my first commenter, kudos!

  • thats really good!

    congratulations.5 stars.

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