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Students!... share recordings of yourself with the BluesHarmonica.com community here. These could be you playing a study song, a cover tune or an original you wrote. Tell us about the learning process (study song or cover tune) or creative process (if it's an original composition) to help us appreciate your work more. BluesHarmonica.com community please share your thoughts.

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Climb

Posted Mon, 08/20/2012 - 06:07 by jodanchudan
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I used a G harp for this - the backing track is from the George Harmonica Smith Artist Study.

Chromatic Study

Posted Tue, 08/14/2012 - 13:02 by AlexArkansas
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Jamming along with a backing track on a C chrom in 3rd position. Fidelity is pretty bad but you can hear what I'm doing. I have trouble tracking my mouth movements with the mic (RJ Mischo recommends this for chrom and after this, I know he's right). There's also some pretty sloppy phrasing. Gets better at around the two minute mark I think though. I think the YouTube vid sounds a bit better (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U1TVfKmpWeM ). Please let me know what you think.

Steady

Posted Fri, 08/10/2012 - 13:05 by walterjuke
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Here's my rendition of Jerry McCain's 'Steady'. It's a GREAT tune. I listened to McCain's version, of course, and David's version on the "History of the Blues Harmonica Concert" CD (great CD). I used David's transcription and the Steady backing tracking from Shoji at http://www.bluesharptracks.com.

Steve

My Babe

Posted Wed, 08/08/2012 - 16:38 by Taylor Ward
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Here's the harp bit of My Babe. I'm just playing and singing over the top of the original that's turned down.

Who's Been Talkin'

Posted Tue, 07/31/2012 - 17:59 by Troy Wilson
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Who's Been Talkin' by Howlin Wolf, recorded 5th July (Melb, Australia), I'm playing acoustic guitar on this one with my friend playing all the harmonica in 3rd Position with 90's Fender Bassman & brown bullet with Black CR Element.

Blues for Big Nate (sans accomp)

Posted Sun, 07/22/2012 - 07:57 by Denschebetta
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The past seven months of using this site, I've been working on my tone. I started as a pucker player and switched to TB and have gotten great feedback from David Barrett (mostly he said, your tone is thin...). So every time I pick up the harp, I worked on my tone with the opening of Portney's Blues for Big Nate. I thought I'd upload my progress and share. I think I'm sounding better--which is a testament to David's site and lessons. continue reading...

cane feilds

Posted Fri, 07/20/2012 - 02:08 by Bluevan
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got inspired after hearing model 52 submission.

Rocker

Posted Sat, 07/14/2012 - 13:03 by Taylor Ward
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I started playing a little over a year now. Here's Little Walter's Rocker with my new (to me at least) Fender Super Champ XD and crystal Brown Biscuit. I'm using the Shotunes Jam Track which is roughly 25% slower than the original.

-Taylor

Train Solo - Model 52 "Econodyne" (1947)

Posted Thu, 07/12/2012 - 21:00 by Troy Wilson
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Recorded my friend playing a train solo yesterday using my Shure Model 52 "Econodyne" bullet microphone from 1947 with it's original element, with a 90's fender bassman.

Mellow Down Easy

Posted Thu, 07/12/2012 - 15:11 by Troy Wilson
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Mellow Down Easy by Little Walter, recorded last week (Melb, Australia), I'm playing acoustic guitar on this one with my 2 mates that do all the singing & harmonica. But using my 90's Fender Bassman 59 & shure brown bullet with a Black Controlled Reluctance Element dated 99A86 8-50 (1950).