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Your FIRST 12 Bar Blues on Harmonica
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- Опубліковано 14 сер 2024
- In this week's Blues Harmonica lesson for beginners I'm going to show you how to play your first 12 Bar Blues on C Harmonica.
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0:13 12 Bar Blues on Harmonica
0:48 What is 12 Bar Blues?
2:09 Sequence of Chords
3:18 Know the Root Notes of the 3 Chords
4:46 First Lick
5:38 Second Lick
6:25 Third Lick
7:16 Final Lick
8:10 Playing the Whole Thing Without Backing Track
9:17 Playing with the Backing Track
10:00 Click on the Description Link for the Free Tab
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I'm a new (60 year old) harmonica player this week and have really really enjoyed your teaching style. I look forward to playing well enough for my wife (she's a new ukulele player) and my beautiful little grand-daughters! Thanks again.
Bobbo
Hey Bobbo, how are you doing with the harmonica?
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is there a 10 bar blues maybe? bcs my harminica doesnt have 12 bars and i would really love to lern the song sounds just so good
I can only thank you for your generosity. 🤟
really helpful I'm starting to understand the blues scale
Best lesson ever! Thanks
Yay! love it. You make it sooo easy to understand. Thank you.
It's good to get back to the basics - Thanks for that.
Thank you for all your teaching.
Thank you! Learning from scratch here!
Simple.. yet Brilliant ! Thanks for posting this.
Great video lesson. Until I saw this I had no clue what the 12 bar blues is. Now I know and can play it. 😊. This is great.
It doesnt hurt a thing to review fundamentals. Great lesson. Also I really liked the podcast with Ronnie Shellist. I learned just listening for 1:11 minutes😎
Thanks so much. Very clear and helpful as always.
Your videos are very much appreciated! 🌷🌼🌷
I know 12-bar blues, but I'm new to harmonica. Thanks for helping me get started, Tomlin!
you make me think of this stuff in a new light. I need that. a lot.
thanks again good sir👍
Finally feels good to feel like i can play sth. Thanks mate
Best 12 bar blue lesson ever !! love from India :)
Great lesson, Thank you
Many thanx for your help!
Thanks Tomlin! Good stuff!
It's fun with the backing track, thank you sp much!
Great 👍
loving it!
Thanks Tomlin, just what the doctor ordered!😁,cheers Mate, be safe
Hi tomlin, playing over different speed backing tracks 👍
this helped me to simplify:
on then
I bar(2d,2d) bar(2d,2d)
I bar(2d,2d) bar(2d,2d)
IV bar(4b,4b) bar(4b,4b)
I bar(2d,2d) bar(2d,2d)
on
V (4d,4d)
IV (4b,4b)
I bar(2d,2d)
on
Turnaround (2d,1d)
Looking forward to learning this new expressional outlet!
Thanks ! Best for quaranne
"Lets hear how it sounds" straight to some bs add,beautiful 🤣
Chaaars Tom.... I have always found it difficult to “keeping going” when learning/playing music but, you set a good pace and have a wide variety of harmonica skills to learn and develop...
Thank you!!!!
That was fun. Thank you!
Bravo. 🎶 🎶 🎶 🎶
Cheers mate !
nice one had fun with it
Great thanks for your lessons!
Great lesson. Thank you so much.
Lovely. Thanks so much for your time. And this great tutorial.
Brilliant so nice and clear tikity boo
👑 thank you! :))
excellent, this video lesson I did everything understanding the least of what you said. To write here I had to go to Google translator. kkkkk Obrigado meu amigo!
Great lesson..thanks. 🤘
Thank you!
Parabéns, tommy
Um grande abraço daqui do Brasil professor Tomlin
Great lesson 😊
Nicely done ...
Hey thank you for the lesson. I think I’m getting it, but I wanted to ask you a question. How do you draw without losing your breath? I tend to lose my breath quickly when I draw. Maybe I’m doing something wrong?? Is there a better technique?
Why do you use a C harmonica when the progression is in G? (I'm a guitarist trying to help my friend learn the blues on his harmonica). A simple explanation on what harp to use over different keys would be super helpful. Thanks!
super clear as usual. my harmonica helps me keepin my mind active and far from covid thoughts (2000 victims only in my region). Maybe now I can understand what blues REALLY means
We all need something to busy ourselves with during this time, I am glad you picked up the harp! :-)
Thank you Tomlin, I'm brand new to the harmonica and like your presentation of lessons. I hope I've done the right thing, after reviewing several brands of harmonicas, I've purchased one for $40.00. Looking forward to your next lesson.
Awww. So pleased you like the way I present the lessons. Happy harping! :-)
Great lesson. Thanks! If I'm playing this in Am on guitar, would I move up to an F harp?
Cool
Can you film this progression for harmonica in key A, please?
What really is the meaning of "second position in the key of G"? Has it anything to do with being able to bend a key to the tone of G?
Excellent advice as always - one of my musical Scottish chums has also called this wonderful little instrument a "moothie" (mouth organ). Is that just him or a general Scottish name?
My grandson 15 years staying in Dallas TEXAS will like to join ur harmonica learning course ,how should he go about it ?
I Just started out on F harmonica, maybe it was a mistake lol
Hey Tomlin, could you answer this question for me please...
If i want to improvise to this 12bar progression. Do i have to use the notes that are in the chord being played? Say the first 4 bars was 'C' chord , am i 'only' allowed to use the notes from this chord? Thanks !
No you can use those notes but you can also use notes from the Blues Scale and major pentatonic scale (unless a minor blues). There are very few rules.
@@TomlinHarmonica Thank you so much for answering me tomlin. this is a great help. Now i know cheers !
all righty so how do we expand on the base set here by adding 2-3 notes per progression? :) Also something I have huge difficulty learning is bending, you can't blues without bending :)
Hi Tomlin, thank you for your lessons! Mostly I play a chromatic harmonica and mostly I can translate your instructions for the chromatic harp. (Depends on the key you play.) Can you give some hints for chromatic harp players to get a better blusy sound?
Ive never had a chromatic harmonica but I guess you should play the blues scale and for the sound try to bend the notes that are bent on the diatonic harp of just get a diatonic harmonica.
I have a 64 chromonica will that still work?
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Why can't I play 3 blow instead of 2 draw. It's a lot easier.
Why are these called "chords" when only one note is played?
U can play more than one note on a harmonica
@@shaggymotionless4269 Thank you, Snookie. This doesn't answer my question. Can you take another shot at this. I can play chords and single notes and that's not the issue.
@@JBCavern That's a great question JBCavern. You are not playing chords when you play single notes. Instead, you are playing the root note of each chord. The guitar is playing the chords and you are playing the root note which is the strongest fundamental tone in the chord. Hope that helps. T
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two draw is hard
It's it normally hard?
I had that problem before, but it turned out to be the harmonica itself.
If your harp is fine, you may want to try relaxing
@@annaw252 no problem. everything normal.