Buddy Greene Amazing Harmonica Playing at Carnegie Hall

by JP Allen

If you like harmonica, this YouTube video will definitely put a huge smile on your face.

One of my students sent it to me and suggested I pass it on.

Here’s an amazing recording of Buddy Greene playing the harmonica at Carnegie Hall. This will blow you away…

Happy Harpin’,

JP Allen

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  Jonathan

  That was great!!!

  I’m saving up to get your course by the way!

  Good luck to you, and thank you for the free lessons via YouTube (that’s how I found you)! Can’t wait to play well!!

  Take care,

  Jonathan

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  admin

  Thanks Jonathan. In the first phases of learning make it fun and you will learn to play well.

  JP

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  Jose

  AAAAAAAAAWWWSSSSSOOOMMMMMEEEE

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  Ricky Lien

  Whoooeeeee! I never thought I’d see a man playing a harp at Carnegie Hall!! Fabulous!
  I’ve bought your Harp course….need to practice daily. But what an inspirational video. Now just maybe one day ….

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  Eugene Bouel

  Have seen this performance a long while ago and was still
  blown away by his talent and showmanship.

  Eugene.

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  steve

  Brought tears to my eyes! I repeat what Jose said,
  “AAAAAAAWWWWWEEESSSSSSOOOOOOOOOOOMMMMEE!

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  Gary Popelka

  I, too, have seen this video and watched it several times. I bought your course last October (2009) and have a lot of fun with it. I’m still not getting the blues sounds I want, but can get through most songs with tabs. Bending still troubles me, but I will get better. I’ve even got multiple (7) Special 20’s in different keys. You have a great course, I use it, I recommend it. Your follow-up communications are also greatly appreciated. Keep up the good work.

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  Filipe Mesquita

  It´s just a question of blowing and drawing…just!!!!…

  Amazing!!

  My congratulations for Buddy Greene.

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  Hakim

  I can’t believe it!. Damn Good Mr. Greene!! We all should try to achieve the greatnest of this musical accomplishment. Let’s here more encouraging sounds from Mr. Buddy Greene.

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  Deb

  An inspiration … when does he breathe!!!

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  jAMIE jAMESON

  Just managed to keep up with Jesu Joy Of Man’s Desiring on a 16 chromatic. Although at 87 my puff with the glissando is a bit suspect!
  Jamie.

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  Richard

  I will be 62 in August, I think I might have to breakdown someday and get this course and try to be a harp player for my golden years.
  Awsome video. Richard.

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  mark

  awesome!!!! havent picked mine up in couple months but makes me want to right now!!!! jp lessons from internet are awesome!!!!!! i need to purchase more!!!!!

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  Ray

  ……………………..RIDICULOUS!!!

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  alberto

  AWESOME!!! I’ll keep practising…… someday!!!! I won’t give up!!

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  Greg

  Thank you for posting that awesome video! i did’nt know you could reach those notes on the harp, and they were very clear!

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  Zirus Blackheart

  Ah thats just excellent

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  David Brunner(br-oo-ner)

  I LOVED IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It’s amazing what recreation a harmonica can do!

  I wish I was there to see buddy greene play!
  the harmonica is amazing, but the person who plays it is even MORE.

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  Roger Napier

  Hi JP,

  I just picked up the harp a little over a mo ago. I’m nearing 64 & love my harp ( Special 20-C). I did not know the harp was capable of making the sounds that Buddy Green made. Thank you for your free daily tips. I hope to get your DVD’s some day. I’ll never be a JP Allen or Buddy Green, but I will be a good harp player one day, thanks to you.

  Roger

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  Frank Pernice

  Hi, JP …

  Thanks for the Emails. Very informative and much appreciated.

  I saw the Buddy Greene vidio a few months ago and it just blew me away. I just turned 72 this month and have been playing (fooling around) with the harp since I was 9 years old. I bought your course and am progressing nicely. Now … if I can only learn to over-blow.

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  Bob

  Love the Buddy Greene video! I’ll always keep a special place for the late great Terry McMillan, though. Both are great!
  I HAD two chromatics, one being a 64 Chromonica my Dad had owned since his young days in the Army Air Corps and the other a Super Chromonica I bought in my early 20’s. Both were stolen. What a loss! I have a Lee Oskar in A, but it’s not what I really wish I had. When I’m off this lay off (someday !), I’ll buy something nice…I hope. Your website has given me many tips to help me learn correctly. Thanks a lot. When I can, I’ll buy the course!

  Bob

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  Lukasz T.

  He is inspiration for all world

  i’m not jokeing, i’m from Poland, and when i found him, again i back to learn harmonica. I had it since i was 12, but did not played a lot. anyway, my grandfather plaing all his life, and i tell you something – old generation, from my country, they played awesome as well, and they doesn’t know, how hard tehnique they are playing.

  simply playing, that is all. like Buddy Greene said in his page, he played a lot from ear, not notes. Like my old generation

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  Zack

  Thanks for the video! I saw this a couple of days ago and it was outstanding! I hope I can play like that one day!

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