Top 6 Harmonica Rock Songs
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- Harmonica in rock is not outlandish; and probably the brightest examples are shown in this video, ranging from rock ballads and singer-songwriter acoustic rock to virtuoso harmonica pieces and blues-rock. More here: www.harmonica.com/top-6-harmo...
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Love Me Do by The Beatles is an iconic harmonica riff
The hardest hitting rock harp song has got to be Led Zeppelin's When The Levee Breaks, imo🔥
Great one!
Something feels so nostalgic about the harmonica
Nobody should ever forget that Alicia Silverstone was in an Aerosmith music video
Indeed
Bring it on home!
Enjoyable video. My personal favorite is hands down "Take the long way home" by Supertramp
Interesting that Blues Traveler wasn't included on this list.
Ryan Howell Many harmonica players shit on him...Jealousy, I believe.
That's some bullshit right there knowmsayin?
Such BS
@@UncleEbenezer77 No, I don't believe it is jealousy. First, he does not play blues. He did travel a lot, though. The difference between Popper's style of playing and the standard blues and jazz harp players' style is that Popper's riffs come off as repetative noodling while the others tend to utilize more tools to affect tone and note choices to really make music. Tools such as playing chromatically on the diatonic harp by way of bending notes allows for more expression. Also, using one's hands to sculpt the tone at the mic end, loosely termed "cupping" to make "wah" sounds, to make the harp talk, to make it wail like crying, for instance, are things that separate really accomplished harp players from Popper. If people want to listern to jazz and blues as opposed to "what's on the radio" all day long, I'm all for it. A lot of people's exposure to music is via commercial radio which tends to promote less than great choices. So, people hear Popper's harp over and over on the radio and start to believe it sounds like good harmonica. "It must be, it's on the radio." Go figure.
John popper hauls major ass. Should have been on you’re right
Good list! Johny Marr's "Vivid" intro is also iconic
Great choices, "The Wizard - Black Sabbath" is a Very best Song too
You mean Black sabbath?
Came to say, The Wizard has to be on here...
This kind of video is quite nice, especially with accompanying tabs on the site. Thanks.
Thanks Alex for giving the key and position on the harmonica
Agree
Broken window serenade is an amazing harmonica riff
LOL. Good ole noob Luke. He has a good heart. ;-)
This was the first riff I played when I learned to Bend! Bending really does add dimension to a song
Gracias. Nunca habia escuchado esta bella cancion!
I didn't come here for the video, I came for the comments.
Fuck you
Great summary, I knew many of these songs and didn't necessarily connected them to harmonica :)
Harmonica always makes a song better
I also like the distorsion harmonica on "electric worry" by Clutch. So powerfull
IIRC the harp player on Electric Worry is from the band Five Horse Johnson. The album Fat Black Pussycat is worth checking out if you haven't already.
@@AmilB29 yeah I know the song cherry red. Thanks, but I can't find the same powerfull atmosphere as in electric worry
Also purple hill witch-brunt offering 💜
You got that right Doobs and The doors Roadhouse blues were staples for me to learn
Classics!
Love to play a Lee Oscar on bullet mic. I first learned how to bend notes while listening to the iconic country star. Willie Mcoy!
Where the hell is piano man
Well piano man isnt really rock
wooden tresh ever heard of pub rock?
lol
Not rock buddy
@@s_roseace1893 NOR ARE SOME OF THE SONGS IN THIS LIST!!!
There should be "Pink" by Aerosmith
Or even Hangman Jury
Train, train- Blackfoot
In my opinion, “Keep on Chooglin” - Creedence Clearwater Revival
When the levee breaks?
The song is really almost pure blues.
@@michaelmilne9914 he probably meant the led zeppelin cover, wich is blues rock
Look for many great live versions of When The Levee Breaks by Zeperella on TH-cam👍😊
I’m only here because I want to know what the song is that you played in the very beginning before Aerosmith
and NEIL YOUNG?
Loved it!!! thanks!! Can you do another one.
Right on Ryan! Glad you liked it.
The Wizard by Black Sabbath is what I always think about when I see a harmonica . I bought a harmonica just so I can play guitar while someone else plays harmonica
Yeah, the Wizard is classic.
Whammed jammer is the best I think everyone ran out and bought a harmonica when that song came out
Roger that James!
"The River" - Bruce Springsteen
Great video :-)
I also recommend Stevie Wonder in "There must be an angel" from Eurythmics.
Never knew that was him 👍
I feels like the Beatles can fill an entire list.
True that Danny!
1:18 what is Arnaldo Antunes doing there in the middle?
I know there is another song with a Harmonica intro but I can’t find it if anyone can name the song with a harmonica going dunanana (best I could come up with) please tell me the name of it
heart of Gold - a best harmonica solo???? no where close!
Great interpretation!
Thanks for watching!
"Extreme - little girls" is a good one too
Nice work!
1.the levee breaks led zeppelin
2.the wizard black sabbath
3.midnight cowboy theme
GREAT ONES!!!
is their magazines that have these and other songs notes so it can be practiced?
hello, i wonder if you have a link for the music running from 0'00" to 0'18". i love what i have heard here.
You Don't Know How It Feels - Tom Petty
Lovely
Great !!
I've played for awhile. I would always play the B side to Did You Ever Have to Make Up Your Mind?...the NIght Owl Blues by the Lovin Spoonful, who featured John Sebastion, who's father played harmonica in an orchestra...
"Daydream" is the A side of "Night Owl Blues". I was hipped to that "slow music", as my young friend called it one rainy day as we played each other's 45s at his house. I played it a lot then. "You like that 'Slow music', don't you?, he would say. I still love that tune, I think it planted a harp-player-to-be seed in me when I heard it so young, circa 1967. You would never hear NOB on the radio then, it was always Daydream. Then came Butterfield. He planted a plantation in me.
Nice.
But when you're thinking about the Spoonful's BEST harmonica sojourn, you're playing "Lonely (Amy's Theme)."
You forgot to put the harmonica of "Suicide Blonde"
someone remembers a car spot of about 15 years ago of, with a slow country song with an armoic guitar and violin?
Wammer jammer is the only one on this list that I would consider top.
Cool songs, I wish I would've seen a Huey Lewis song here.
I love Huey Lewis too!
I Wish There Was A Video With Stevie Nicks on the Harmonica
Berlin - Blowin' Sky High
My favorite is alice in chains - don't follow
Woah. I didn't realize Alice In Chains has a song with harmonica! Cool!
Canned Heat songs!
In "shape of my heart" there's even Brendan Power
Elton’s “I Guess That’s Why They Call it the Blues” features a nice harmonica solo by Stevie Wonder.
Thanx man
Good chanel you! 😊
I looked this up to find a song thats been stuck in my head and its in the intro but wasn't on the list lol
Oh that's You Don't Know How it Feels by Tom Petty.
Rock on,
Luke
I just did the exact same thing😮😅
The only thing they fear is you by mick Gordon is my favorite harmonica rock song
The intro is the best Tom Petty and Y.ou don't know how it feels
Classic. Love that one. Teach in my Beginner to Boss course.
Purple hill witch - brunt offering 💜Black Sabbath -Wizard Is great masterpieces should be in this list at top 3 ,
Nice! Love that song.
The song that Sting does is not accompanied by Lary Adler it was Toots Theilman
Thanks David!
Led Zeppelin's... When the Levee Breaks
is My Favorite, but it is Not on this list. They are a Great British band playing U.S. Blues Rock.
True. That's a great one, David!
John Mayall Room to Move, and Bonnie Raitt Runaway Live 1977
Great one!
What is the riff in the intro from i need to know!!! Me and my brother where just talking about it today, our mother use to listen to it all the time but we cant find the song and she doesn't remember anything more then the riff!!!
Tom Petty You Don't Know How it Feels
Shape of my heart is a sample for Lucid Dreams
Omg it is
What’s the intro song? Before he starts listing. I know it just can’t think of it
Tom petty- you dont know how it feels
Yup, Ethan is right!
You forgot to put the harmonica solos from CCR
ooooh. Good one!
What is the song in the intro, pleaseeeee
What key is "long Train A Runnin" " and what key harmonica?
What is the song of the second 0:16?
Yanin Juarez Arevalo You don’t know how it feels- Tom Petty
Love me do, piano man, he ain’t heavy he’s my brother
What was the intro song??
What's the song at the very beginning before the first on the list
You Don't Know How It Feels, by Tom Petty.
Midnight rambler, the R. Stones
Great one!
What is the intro to the video what song
SuperTramp. Take the long way home.
One Way Street, Aerosmith
Roadhouse blues!!!
Whats the song in the intro?
You Don't Know How It Feels by Tom Petty
I'm learning fast that your mustache has to be ready for the harmonica. 😄
HA!
does anyone know what keys the songs are in? it says only about A in the first song
Here you go:
Cryin - A harmonica, key of A
Whammer Jammer - A harmonica, key of E
Heart of Gold - G harmonica, key of G
Shape of my heart - chromatic harmonica
Long train running - C harmonica, key of Gm
Roadhouse blues - A harmonica, key of E
I think a more accurate title would be "songs someone likes that have a harmonica in them". Because only in a couple are the harmonica bits all that great or critical to the song. If this were "songs where the harmonica is critical to the song", you'd have to include something from Billy Joel, John Popper, Led Zeppelin, etc. Or maybe "Songs someone likes that have a harmonica in them that we could find a link to a royalty free performance of." :)
how come you missed out A Better Man by Thunder ?
What’s the song right at the intro?!
Hey Gregory - "You Don't Know How it Feels" by TOM PETTY. That's one of the many songs I teach in my Beginner to Boss course:
www.harmonica.com/lessons/
What is the name of the song that is played on the beginning of the video
You Don't Know How It Feels by Tom Petty. I teach that song in my Beginner to Boss course by the way. www.harmonica.com/lessons/
Rock on!
Luke
The harmonica on the title is the one I have
NIce!
is missing "the healer", epic harmonica
Astounding 10 holes..
Aerosmith- cryin best harmonica riff ever
Nice.
What was the first song before he started listing in the beginning
You Don't Know How It Feels by Tom Petty?
It’s Brendan Power on Shape of my heart-NOT Larry Adler!!
The intro music is?
MatheusDeMedeirosGomes you don’t know how it feels by Tom petty
Natural Beauty by Neil Young, and plenty of Van Morrison, like Take Me Back
Cool.
The first song ( from the intro ) ?
You Don't Know How it Feels by TOM PETTY.
Whats the first song called in the intro
You Don't Know How it Feels by Tom Petty.
What's the song at the start of the video called anyone?
You Don't Know How it Feels by Tom Petty
should of had the wizard in this list
The Wizard is a great song but the harmonica part is as basic as it gets.
Thunder Road.
Where is love me do? And What i like about you?
Great ones!
bad obsession guns n' roses it's pretty cool
What about some blues traveler??
Whats the song in the start?
You Don't Know How It Feels by Tom Petty
Como se llama la primera canción al inicio
You Don't Know How It Feels by Tom Petty
What about Brother Cane's "Got No Shame" which is one of the best!!!
Yup. Agreed. I gave its due here: th-cam.com/video/_Cq4C786AFg/w-d-xo.html