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Great video! Whats the difference between minor pentatonic and minor blies scale? Thanks!

Thanks! Just the kind of exercise I need to get started in the morning😊

Thanks, Mr. C. I appreciate your time and sharing.

How did it play out of the box? Did it need gapping?

P.S do you teach in london at all? Thanks

Hey great video. I was wondering if you could do a video on the top 5 scales everyone needs, so for example minor blues in 3rd position, 2nd position blues etc. I am low intermediate and really want a daily practice routine based on scales followed by a backing track for each one. Im really enjoyong playing over BB king minor blues in 3rd position right now for example but I want to branch out and learn more scales and make sure i am playong these scales fully! Thanks

I was wondering if you could do a definitive breakdown of the main acales every harmonica player should know? Say the top 5? I find it really difficult to know these the difference between say minor blue 3rd position and 3rd pentatonic.

Very cool. Thanks

So beautiful

Thanks!

Could you write down the tabs, how many blows on 6 before going to 4 if you understand my question :)

Great explanation. I've been playing my interpretation of this song and felt like I was missing that 4th.

Sweet lick. Thank you.

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Man, you do me justice with your sharing. I got this right off.

Thank you, Mr. C. (There's a signature riff that Lester Young performed. I've been trying to work on it. The riff is highlighted on a recording of Jazz At The Philharmonic with Charlie Parker. In the '80s, Verve issued its "Jazz 'Round Midnight" series. Great series. I believe I own every artist's issue and the featured instrumentals such as sax, trumpet, etc. The Charlie Parker album features "Embraceable You" with Flip Phillips and Lester Young on tenor sax. Check out that riff by "Prez". Ray Brown-bass Buddy Rich-drums Hank Jones-piano Tommy Turk-trombone Roy Eldridge-trumpet)

Great vid, always wanted to learn the harmonica and you sir have provided the seed of knowledge I need to grow my passion for the wind instrument!!❤

That was awesome 😎

Great video Ricky thank you. What are you doing for the V chord ? Thanks Anthony

Good stuff!

This is superb instruction. Thank you for taking the time to make this.

very great explanation, so helpful!!

My husband is a professional harmonica player and says he loves your tid bits

Great job

Oh man, you need to do this with tabs and timings... your too professional for beginners lol

Thank you for turning me on to Gene Ammons, will check him out asap, however either way , on sax or harp...THAT WAS SOME MELANCHOLIC TUNE that resolved or back to tonic...it was bonified groovy BLUES! I've never came across Mr Ammons name...1,000 thankies

Man, I'm glad I discovered you. Your style is just my groove... old school, never gets old, becomes classic.

Thank you. Gene Ammons was greatly underappreciated.

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Damn cool. Great help!

Nic3 Man

Thanks Ricky! I had been avoiding the 7 draw in 3rd position, but you show it can be used! Cool lick!

AWESOME! Now I can do something in third position!

One of the sharpest dressed and one of my favorite TH-cam harmonica players! Keep it coming man !

What a pleasant surprise that you are into zydeco as well, that harp is so versatile !!! just like an accordion, a very upbeat grove, I just heard an old scatman crothers song " keep that coffee hot" that would sound good on harp instead of sax, check out john brims original song ice cream man, not van halens, there's some nice harp on that. Cheers from blustery frozen NY!

Thank you for a peek into your performance, Mr. C., I really appreciate it.

I would like to ask , how much holes should chromatic harmonica have to play this melody?

Awesome rickycool! Canned Heat was begging that we keep the boogie going! YOU CERTAINLY ARE! KEEP THE BLUE NOTE GOING!

Far out

Thank you, again, Ricky Cool !! A really fun riff to use!

Thanks for the riff, Mr. Cool

Looking good standing up there be-bopping😊

First harmonica teacher I have followed that links his skills to saxophone players. It's great. My dad was born in Camden Town and had a life long flat top.

Hi Ricky, that's the harp that I was referring to in the comments to your baggy trousers video. Another point worth making is that it's vaulveless making service and tuning easier. There are also other tunings available, but not so easy to buy as yet in this country.

the beast is really expencieve!

I have seen that harp and it's other model. It's probably fun to play.

Hi Ricky - Stick you're neck out and go for the big chord one, good luck!!

Mr. Cool, man, you are something else. I play diatonic, tremolo/echo, and chromatic. I have always wanted to try a chord, but they're out of my price range. I love all forms of harmonica.

I like the sound of the big chord harmonica, but go with what you feel most comfortable with ! Cheers and good luck

Both ways are quite impressive Ricky, definitely a grade or two up from orange blossom special.