Thank you for being so open with your knowledge. It is much appreciated as you have answered many of the questions I have found difficult to get answered.
Will I currently use predomnantly Hohner harps, but I find the higher keys to struggle with my style of playing. Im on a bit of budget so I was wondering would you say its worth it to buy a Seydel for the higher keys? As in do they cope much better than the hohner models? Thanks my dude, big fan.
![Sonny Boy Williamson (w/Otis Spann) • “Nine Below Zero” • 1963 [Reelin' In The Years Archive]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/jRErosSETq8/mqdefault.jpg)
Thank you for being so open with your knowledge. It is much appreciated as you have answered many of the questions I have found difficult to get answered.
Thanks for this and all you share. Working on help me that you posted and this is my next favorite sonny boy song. Now it's time to go to work.
great tutorial again Will!!......having fun with this one!!
Hey Will could you do a lesson on 9 bellow zero, riding on the L&N would love to hear you do that number. Many thanks keep on rocking.
thank you for the wonderful insight. it means more than you can know.
Hey buddy !
Thanks!
Will I currently use predomnantly Hohner harps, but I find the higher keys to struggle with my style of playing. Im on a bit of budget so I was wondering would you say its worth it to buy a Seydel for the higher keys? As in do they cope much better than the hohner models? Thanks my dude, big fan.
Steel reeds are certainly stronger than brass. I find they last a lot longer.
Kool will,I been playin blues for sometime,good one bro.. stop by ,,Tony 👍😎😎😎,, I’ll sub up too.