Harmonica - Stars Fell on Alabama 2010 - Ray Steelman

This video is produced for educational purposes, and to promote the popularity and versatility of the harmonica.
Harmonica: Ray Steelman plays Stars Fell on Alabama. The harmonicas used were a Huang Silvertone in the key of G and a Hohner Special 20 560CT (5th draw reed tuned up 1/2 step) in the key of C.
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This amateur video and audio was prepared solely for You Tube and are for educational, comparison and criticism purposes only.
Stars Fell on Alabama refers to the Leonid meteor shower that was observed in Alabama on November 12-13, 1833. Thousands of luminous bodies shot across the sky in every direction and put on such a show that it is still referred to in songs and on the state license plates.
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The memories of some of the best years of my life at the U. OF ALABAMA in Tuscaloosa. The last song played at our dances.