Boogie Blues Harmonica Lick G harp 3rd Position - BadAss Blues Harp Lick on Fearless Friday !
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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 21. 08. 2024
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Another Fearless Friday - this time a boogie line in 3rd Position on a G harmonica! This full song as well as over an hour of live performance video is in this month's Member section of my BadAss Harmonica website! - so donât forget to check out the Membership levels with video lessons, webinars, jam tracks, and other 24/7 streaming content on the BadAss Harmonica website - badassharmonic...
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I have been teaching Blues Harmonica worldwide for over 30 years, and performing professionally the world over for just as long. Currently performing, touring and recording with the Nick Moss Band ("Band Of The Year" 2024 Blues Music Awards) signed on Alligator Records.
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Boogie Blues Harmonica Lick G harp 3rd Position - BadAss Blues Harp Lick on Fearless Friday !4 - Hudba
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Love these 3rd position ideas!
@@1977palvarez thanks! I play so much 3rd position, itâs like 2nd nature đ€Łđ
I love it!!! Not only is it a good lick, but itâs rooted in a foundation of rhythm and scales. Itâs a natural extension of the boogie woogie patterns you teach on your site and a great demo of how to apply that same approach to a solo. NOT just a random selection of notes to be memorized. Thanks!! â€
@@mgraci1 thank you!! I try to pick some licks here that are important for one reason or another⊠but itâs always fun for me to figure out my own stuff too đđ¶
Thanks, you are the best!! super harmonica styleđđđ
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Love the way you explain in slow mo.
@@1eddybee thank you! Really the best way to break anything down âĄïž
great little lick il be useing it .thanks mate
@@terrysmith8704 thank you!
Loving the video's Dennis. Thanks so much. All the best brother. -Rick
@@Ricksurranosr thanks bro - hours get back up there soon!!
Why are they new SP20? Modifications?
@@ikust007 for me itâs a ânewerâ one, as I havenât played one in many years. Got this last year and really surprised with how well it plays and feels. I still prefer wooden comb Marine Bands personally, but itâs a nice harp overall.
you sounded fairly decent the other day at campus jax"s , was that sad hours i heard?
đ "fairly decent" is one step up from "impressingly mediocre", but thanks for the comment! Yes, it was Sad Hours, my favorite Little Walter number
Great answer to such a silly statement!
@@1977palvarez the comment was indeed silly however, the question was legit. i confuse sad hours and blue midnight on occasion. it was obvious by the applause the band sounded great. were you there ?
@@sharkair2839 Sad Hours is my favorite and two things to distinguish it come to mind - it starts out with 12 bars without the harmonica, featuring that descending bass line, and also it is not as slow as people think, itâs a little more uptempo than his other âslow bluesâ numbers đ