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| Aerosmith- "Big Ones"- A collection of more recent Aerosmith hit songs including "Crazy" and "Walk On Water" with harmonica. The songs on this album have been "keyed" for you in the CDs: Song Keys section at Harmonica Lessons.com. |
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| Aerosmith- "Greatest Hits"- A collection of earlier hit songs. No tracks with harmonica, but fun for intermediate and advanced players to jam to. The songs on this album have been "keyed" for you in the CDs: Song Keys section at Harmonica Lessons.com. |
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| Aerosmith-
"Toys In The Attic"- A 1975 Aerosmith release including "Big Ten Inch" with harmonica. The songs on this album have been "keyed" for you in the CDs: Song Keys section at Harmonica Lessons.com. |
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| The Band- "The Last Waltz"- Thanksgiving, 1976, San Francisco's Winterland: the Band performs its last concert after 16 years on the road. Some numbers they do alone, some songs include guest artists from Ronnie Hawkins (their first boss, when they were the Hawks) to Bob Dylan (their last, when as his backup and as a solo group, they came into their own). Scorsese's camera explores the interactions onstage in the making of music. Offstage, he interviews the Band's five members, focusing on the nature of life on the road. The friendships, the harmonies, the hijinks, and the wear and tear add up to a last waltz. |
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| Blues Traveler- "Blues Traveler"- The first album released by Blues Traveler. Featuring John Popper on harmonica and vocals. John's extremely fast playing and use of the high end of the diatonic has inspired and influenced a whole new generation of harmonica players. The songs on this album have been "keyed" for you in the CDs: Song Keys section at Harmonica Lessons.com. |
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| Blues Traveler- "four"-
Arguably the best and most popular Blues Traveler album to date. Hits songs include "Run-Around", "Hook", and "Crash Burn". Featuring John Popper on harmonica and vocals. John's extremely fast playing and use of the high end of the diatonic has inspired and influenced a whole new generation of harmonica players. The songs on this album have been "keyed" for you in the CDs: Song Keys section at Harmonica Lessons.com. |
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Blues Traveler- "Straight On Till Morning"- The fifth album released by Blues Traveler. Featuring John Popper on harmonica and vocals. John's extremely fast playing and use of the high end of the diatonic has inspired and influenced a whole new generation of harmonica players. The songs on this album have been "keyed" for you in the
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Buffalo, Norton- "Lovin' in the Valley of the Moon/Desert Horizon [IMPORT]"- Norton's first two albums from the late 1970's on 1 CD - "Lovin' In The Valley Of The Moon" & "Desert Horizons". Classic harmonica playing which certainly influenced a whole new generation of faster, more musically competent harmonica players. If you've never heard songs like "18 Wheels", "Ghetto Hotel", or "Hangin' Tree"... you should.
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Buffalo, Norton- "King of the Highway"- "Why all the fuss about young, up-and-coming blues stars when the ones who've been honing their chops for years are often so much better at their craft? It's a question to ponder when listening to Norton Buffalo's first solo recording in 20 years. Since that last outing, he's been a featured harmonica player with the Steve Miller band, and the years have served him well. It's not just Buffalo's execution, which is flawless, or the fact that he's a more-than-competent vocalist, or that years of collaboration have afforded him a guest-star lineup that includes Miller and guitarist Elvin Bishop. It's also that Buffalo's capable of swinging through multiple blues-oriented styles with the greatest of ease, whether he's moaning out the heartfelt ballad "I Know I'm Fallin'," serving up tasty blues-rock with "Is It Love," going all Texas with "Let Me Be Your Man," or getting jazzy with "Hoodoo Roux." A potpourri of styles has become de rigueur in contemporary blues, but few manage it with as much aplomb as does Norton Buffalo."
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Buffalo, Norton, & Rogers, Roy- "Roots of Our Nature"- "As quintessentially American as corn on the cob or the rodeo, the blues-streaked music created here by slide guitarist Roy Rogers and harmonica player Norton Buffalo marks their first studio collaboration since two early-'90s releases. Buffalo, a longtime Steve Miller Band member, and Rogers, who has played with Bonnie Raitt and John Lee Hooker, are so musically in synch that all 13 of their original songs on this CD serve as engaging testimonials to their friendship. Each West Coaster is a virtuoso on his instrument, but neither engages in showiness. Instead, their phrases combine in low-key expressions of faith, longing, struggle, and triumph. Rogers and Norton aren't outstanding singers, yet they get by without disrupting the special guitar-harp rapport at the crux of the music. Buffalo does deliver his all-time best studio vocal on "If I Were a King."
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Buffett, Jimmy- "You Had to Be There (Live in concert)"- 2-album live performance of Jimmy's big hits. Plenty of solid backup and harmonica solos from "Fingers" Taylor. |
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Carlos del Junco- "Blues Mongrel"- Harpist Carlos del Junco accentuates carefully placed golden melodies and lounge-tenor vocals that will give his southern American bandleader counterparts a listening ear. As a harmonica player, del Junco has a wonderful understanding of traditional music styles. His knowledge of Latin rhythms and percussion leads to abrupt stops and key changes mid-tune, and he has been known to "split" his harmonica at times during solos. This record is recommended for fans of Rod Piazza, and the James Harman Band. The songs on this album have been "keyed" for you in the CDs: Song Keys section at Harmonica Lessons.com. |
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Doors- "The Best Of The Doors"- This album includes "Roadhouse Blues", an all time classic blues-rock song featuring John Sebastian on harmonica. Many of the songs here are in minor keys and great to practice playing along with using the 3rd or 5th positions. The songs on this album have been "keyed" for you in the CDs: Song Keys section at Harmonica Lessons.com. |
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Dylan, Bob- "Blood On The Tracks"- One of Bob Dylan's classic albums. The harmonica playing on this album is simple enough that even beginners can copy what was played (mostly blow and draw between holes 4 thru 7 in 1st position). The songs on this album have been "keyed" for you in the CDs: Song Keys section at Harmonica Lessons.com.
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Dylan, Bob- "Greatest Hits- Vol. 1"- A collection of early to mid 60's Dylan hits. The harmonica playing on this album is simple enough that even beginners can copy what was played (mostly blow and draw between holes 4 thru 7 in 1st position). The songs on this album have been "keyed" for you in the CDs: Song Keys section at Harmonica Lessons.com.
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Dylan, Bob- "Greatest Hits- Vol. 2"- A two album collection of late 60's-early 70's Dylan hits. The harmonica playing on this album is simple enough that even beginners can copy what was played (mostly blow and draw between holes 4 thru 7 in 1st position). The songs on this album have been "keyed" for you in the CDs: Song Keys section at Harmonica Lessons.com.
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Dylan, Bob- "Highway 61 Revisited"- Dylan's 6th album with songs played in 1st and 2nd positions. The harmonica playing on this album is simple enough that even beginners can copy what was played (mostly blow and draw between holes 4 thru 7 in 1st position). The songs on this album have been "keyed" for you in the CDs: Song Keys section at Harmonica Lessons.com.
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