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Oh man, I've just sat through David's interview and insight with Bob Corritore, totally amazed with it. I feel privaleged to have been able to listen in on a fantastic life.

Bob has not only had first hand experience with a number of great players which has given him a wealth of experience but he also has a business head on him for turning his love into a career.

Very interesting and it has unravelled a bit more for me.

Thanks very much David, wow!

Greg Godden

Feels like I should at least say something before throwing out questions.  New person here.  I have been working on Level 1 for about 2 months now.  I am finally getting the second page of "Walk with me" under control - meaning I can actually play it.  Not with the music or anything, but I feel like it is in reach.  My goal is to test by EOM April

I have no musical education, but that is not going to stop me from this goal.  Having a great time, but I fear I will never play that song again once I master it. continue reading...

Hi all,

I'm currently L.O.A. 2 and working on 3.

I've just been through all of the work associated with Acc Study 3 and the study song, wow I'm blown away with the whole realisation of how the chords I IV & V work in relation to the holes and how those chords can be applied to a tune.

Loving the Blues Creepin' Over Me track and I'm going to make that a goal to play at a jam track in the near future with a singer.

This just keeps getting better!!

cheers

Greg

As the title says, I'd like to hear a song done using a higher key harmonica like F or D regardless of the genre, though I prefer non-blues stuff. :)

So far almost all the harmonica songs I have gathered are in lower keys especially the blues ones, as most blues players seem to totally dislike the upper register of low key harmonicas let alone using a higher key harmonica for entire song. I wonder why is this though? Is it because harmonica doesn't sound good in higher pitches? 

Hi 

 New here and a green horn besides ,but I am working on Tongue block study one 

and the c scale lay out is c scale but are we not using a A harmonica and four blow a A ?

Rich

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To get started, please download the awards packet. 

This will give you all all the rules, the history of past recipients, the nomination forms, and how to submit your nominations by mail or email. continue reading...

James Cotton passed away today from pneumonia at St. David's Medical Center in Austin, Texas. One of the greats.

Hi all 

Can anyone advise on where I go to get the artist study that is unlocked when you pass a LOA level

Cheers

Richard 

Hi all,

I've not posted here properly before so I wanted to quickly introduce myself and say a few words.

I've been playing harmonica for around 10 years now (and have been playing and singing in my acoustic duo The High Hollers for about 8). Spent a long time messing about, picking up what I could from youtube and other places online before finally subscribing to bluesharmonica.com. You can get a fair way by yourself if you're smart and dedicated but being here has got me further quicker than ever before. continue reading...

Hey guys.  Does anyone know of a backing track available in the style of Checkin Up on My Baby by Sonny Boy Williamson II?