(Famous songs are preferable or just any song with a catchy beat) Thanks! =D

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Just me playing some blues…^^ I think it was called the Saturday Night Blues but I’m not sure… someone knows?

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Harper, an Australian-American Blues musician (harmonica and didgeridoo) performing his song “Down To The Rhythm” from his 2005 album of the same name at Knuckleheads Saloon in Kansas City, MO.

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The fourth and final installment of a mini-series on Ray Charles as a vinyl influence on one developing harp player. Here, Adam Gussow of Satan and Adam puts down his harp and picks up his guitar to help you make sense of the bluesy (but not blues) changes of “Hallelujah I Love Her So.” Don’t forget to check out the new Satan and Adam album, WORD ON THE STREET: HARLEM RECORDINGS, 1989. The rawest, funkiest street blues you’ve ever heard: www.tradebit.com If you’re interested in learning the blues harmonica from the ground up, starting with the basics, you might want to check out my website. I’ve got jam tracks plus a skill-graded series of video tutorials and tab sheets focused on classic blues harp repertoire: www.modernbluesharmonica.com

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I’m looking to expand my vinyl collection..

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Which one of them wrote Take the A Train? When I searched it, some said Ellington and some said Strayhorn. Does anyone know?

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An investigation and a challenge: Gussow discusses first position, overblow-charged playing on the high-key harps–unexplored territory, he claims. He invites you to prove him wrong. If you’d like to get a copy of the jam tracks album he’s working with here, you can find it as a download at: www.tradebit.com One harp player who remains unmentioned and who may, in fact, have explored first position, overblown, high-key harp stuff is Carlos DelJunco. Check him out: www.carlosdeljunco.com If you’re interested in exploring other dimensions of contemporary and traditional blues harmonica, please visit www.modernbluesharmonica.com

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example of cords Am, D, D7 and any other blues cords that u thibk is cool
ps don’t just throw cords together that you don’t know

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VIKING’S RHYTHM’N'BLUES BAND !!! Live -2007-05-23- ( Wednesday – May ) At Rest: METRO… Special Thank You To Staff… in MALMOE – SWEDEN… The Tune & Track: -T-Bone Shuffle … By: T-Bone Walker… VIKING’S RHYTHM’N'BLUES BAND MEMBER’S Stellan F.Viking: Lead Voc & Con, On QUE. Guestartist: I.van Harpman: Harp – Alias, Ivan Hajnis, The Tippsy, Gipsy, Harmonica – Player, From Praha, The Czech Republic… Magnus “MangeL” The “Guitarwizard” – Lindeberg Jr: Lead Guitar… Johan “Honey Horn” Liedberg: Alt-Sax… Mattias “The Key Master” Nilsson: Keyboard. Love “Maestro De Contra” Arinell: Bass… Andreas ” Mr Magic Stomp” Hasselgren: Drums. Video-Dv-rec, Made By: Miss, Vivian Buczek “The Most, Sweet Singing Bird” Thanks VIVI !!! InBeloved Memory, To Our Very Good Friend’s & Family Members … From The Band, Crew Members & Stellan Viking !!! For More Info & Booking, ETC-Phone- SWEDEN — +46 (0) 735 97 57 01 — Att: Stellan Viking… – COOL BAG – -LIFE LIVE on STAGE – INTRA S7 PRO – worldwidewelcome@hotmail.com www.rocks.it http KEEP ON SWINGING FOR EVER and EVER !!!

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