It is said that good things come to those who wait, an optimistic phrase demanding patience, often in the face of hard times, and doubt. Though many would argue that Paul Butterfield was a game changer, innovator and rule-breaker, taking the harmonica and the blues to a whole new level, there was very little beyond [&hellip...

Love Me Do Love me do is a first Beatles single, released in 1964 and peaked at number 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 in the States. Harmonica was played by John Lennon, he starts off with a simple mixolydian riff which is followed by a riff that contains unbended notes that are out of C harmonica Richter tuning, [&hellip...

British blues harp star Will Wilde shows you how to play a 12 bar shuffle in the style of Big Walter Horton’s “Walter’s Boogie”. (And if you’re looking for more lessons from Will check out Breakthrough Blues which includes a killer 1 hour masterclass from the main man)...

If you’re a fan or a student of blues harmonica then this is right up your street: 3 full albums with an awesome potted history of blues harmonica from 1926 all the way up to 2002. If you listen in order, you can hear how the blues harmonica sound evolves from a raw folksy almost [&hellip...

YES! Because the other retreats sold out so fast, I’ll be hosting an additional 5-day harmonica retreat at my home in Kauai for beginning and intermediate-level harmonica players. I’m limiting this retreat to only 12 harmonica students so I can get to know you and personally help you with your biggest harmonica challenges...

This is a fun and cool song. I chose to play it in 2nd position, which requires overbends, because you’re going to play in natural major (somewhere with the b3 though). I use the wah-wah effects here, bending overbends, and doing vibrato on them, imitating vibrato on exhale, playing intervals and doing vibrato on them [&hellip...