How to play over V (five) chord of 12 bar blues (Essential blues harmonica lessons)

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How to play over V (five) chord of 12 bar blues (Essential blues harmonica lessons)
In this harmonica lesson Liam Ward discusses approaches for playing over the V chord of a typical 12 bar blues. This lesson involves some draw bends and a possible overblow so it is suitable for intermediates and advanced players, but beginners could play certain parts.
Harmonica tab:
-1 -2/ -3// 4
-4 5* -6 7
-8 9/ -10 10

[@beboron3930]

Really helpful thank you 🙏

[@Learntheharmonica]

You're welcome!

[@patrickbyrnes118]

What are the pros and cons of using Country tuning for I - IV - V blues?

[@goldtoothcat4578]

Cheers dude for something different.I don't need to just warble on 4/5 know .

[@Learntheharmonica]

You're welcome :)

[@billychan4633]

[@boystone]

Would be great for you to do a session on 'he ain't heavy he's my brother'

[@Learntheharmonica]

Way ahead of you Derek - enjoy! ua-cam.com/video/cK1nm9Pk7ZA/v-deo.html
Cheers,
Liam

[@leonardozizzaromero6360]

one question please: these riffs and notes can be used in MINOR songs OR in MAJOR songs?

[@Learntheharmonica]

Hi Leonardo, these licks are to be played over a typical dominant seventh chord (this is the usual type of chord for a normal 12 bar blues). Hope this helps! Cheers. Liam

[@paulotoole4634]

Trying to bend notes is breaking my heart