Hoodoo Man Blues (Junior Wells) Tabbed for diatonic harmonica by Liam Ward Song key: A (D harp in 2nd position) Intro: A: -4 5 -4 -5 -5 -5 -5 -4 5 -4 B: -4 5 -4 -5 6 6 6 6 6 6 -4/ 4 -3/ -2 -2// -2 C: -3/ 4 -4/ 4 -3/ [&hellip...

Grab a Harmonica Masterclass Lesson With Buddy Greene! Buddy Greene is a master at playing country blues and playing F-A-S-T. There’s a bonus lesson included with the “Breakthrough Blues” course where Buddy reveals some very intricate bending techniques as well as starting a student on the path to playing lightning fast. Click to check out [&hellip...

Did you know that if you play one particular harmonica a lot, it might need to be replaced after 6 to 12 months? If that’s true, then why is it also true that you could have another harmonica that remains in perfect condition for over 30 years? What’s the rub? In this blog I’m going [&hellip...

Born in Chicago is one of the late great Paul Butterfield’s most celebrated solos, and has lots of powerful features to get your teeth into with bends, double stops and glissando among them. The solo is typical of Butterfield’s punchy, aggressive style and has a fine balance of flashy lines and tasteful space. Born in [&hellip...

If you like the sounds of John Lee Hooker and Sonny Boy Williamson then you’ll love Doctor Ross’ raw earthy blues. Here’s a full album from the one-man band that was recorded in London in the early 70s, they don’t make ’em like this anymore. (If this gets your blues juices pumping then you might [&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...