Washboard Chaz teaches washboard at Centrum at Port Townsend WA in July 09. He also talks about soloing and music in general

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    Another crossroads harmonica lesson from the front seat of the Mississippi bluesmobile, featuring slow blues on an F harp and a sudden interruption towards the end. With Adam Gussow of Satan and Adam. If you’re interested in learning how to play the harmonica from a pro who takes the time to explain the small, important stuff as well as the broad concepts, please visit Modern Blues Harmonica: www.modernbluesharmonica.com

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      Taking boogie-woogie high-note playing through the IV and V chords. For beginners and intermediate players. (Nothing fancy here.) If you’d like to purchase a copy of my new solo album, KICK AND STOMP (2010), please hit the following link. Only for 14 tracks of harp-powered one-man band music, all for instant download. Liner notes included!: www.modernbluesharmonica.com For blues harmonica instructional materials focusing on classic repertoire, check out Modern Blues Harmonica: www.modernbluesharmonica.com

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        Gussow shows you some tricks on a B-flat harp, including how to throw a first-position blues scale (with overblows) into a cross-harp slow blues. He’s previewing a new album, LIVE IN KLINGENTHAL, which is available for download at the following URL: www.tradebit.com For lots more blues harmonica stuff, including a series of video tutorials and tabs focused on classic and contemporary repertoire, please visit: www.modernbluesharmonica.com

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          Modern Blues Harmonica – records 1 (Gussow.094)

          First in an extended series of conversations about the blues, jazz, and soul LPs that helped one harmonica player on his creative journey. Referenced in this video: Johnny Young, “Tighten Up On It,” with Big Walter Horton on harp, THE GREAT BLUESMEN (Vanguard VSD-25/26) www.modernbluesharmonica.com

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            Third in a mini-series by Adam Gussow of Satan and Adam. AG cycles through several harp-based tracks on a recent Seattle blues album and shows you how to steal licks and hear what’s actually going on in the music. If you’d like to purchase a copy of my new solo album, KICK AND STOMP (2010), please hit the following link. Only for 14 tracks of harp-powered one-man band music, all for instant download. Liner notes included!: www.modernbluesharmonica.com For a series of skill-graded video tutorials and tabs focusing on classic blues harmonica repertoire by Sonny Terry, Little Walter, Paul Butterfield, and others, please visit: www.modernbluesharmonica.com

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              Harpist Gussow explains the layout and history of “Adam Gussow’s Dirty-South Blues Harp Channel” at YouTube; he also clarifies the purpose of Modernbluesharmonica.com and his filesharing warehouse of instant harp-tutorial downloads at Tradebit.com. www.modernbluesharmonica.com To order “Blues Harmonica Secrets Revealed!, Vol. 1,” a DVD that collects more than FIVE HOURS of my early YouTube videos and adds two Satan and Adam videos, check out: www.modernbluesharmonica.com For orders outside North America, you can order the same item at this URL: www.modernbluesharmonica.com

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                An introduction to the fine art of singing, blowing harp fills, and keeping a strong beat, by Adam Gussow of Satan and Adam. Key of C harp. For a series of video lessons and tabs focused on particular songs and graded according to your skill-level, visit: www.modernbluesharmonica.com

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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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