Louisiana Blues Harmonica Lesson & Tabs (Muddy Waters)

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In this harmonica lesson, Liam Ward teaches you to play a lick from Louisiana Blues by Muddy Waters on D diatonic harmonica.

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[@SangDesignIII]

Thank you,the lessons are so clear

[@Doctor.T.46]

Yet again a great lesson. You really are a most generous person Liam, thank you so much.

[@Learntheharmonica]

You're welcome Terry, thanks for watching my lessons. Your support and comments mean a lot to me :) Cheers. Liam

[@joemazmo7981]

Thank you Liam. A wonderful lesson and just what I was looking for. (Joseph Kozma.)
On a side note; what kind of person would dislike this vid. We are getting gold for free.

[@Learntheharmonica]

Thanks Joseph!

[@ericsuperstar746]

I’m so sorry for only just finding ur channel it’s the first time I’ve ever been blown away with the sound of a mouth organ thanks so much

[@Learntheharmonica]

Thanks Eric, glad you enjoyed it!

[@kirkgombos4078]

This is one of your best lessons and one of muddys and little Walter's songs ... You can keep playenn this lick over and over and work on technique plus it's a true delta blues song which is what I love to play ... Thanks great lesson ...

[@Learntheharmonica]

You're welcome Kirk :)

[@benfordmahatchi5736]

I have enjoyed the lesson especially the key of d because my hohner harmonica is in key d. Thanks. Waiting for more lessons in key of d

[@jelmervanlenteren773]

Harmonica virtuoso Little Walter was a key contributor to bluesman Muddy Waters' music through most of the 1950s. Both as a sideman and bandleader, Little Walter revolutionized the sound of blues harmonica through amplification, clasping a mike to the harp as he played.21 jan. 2014

[@emanuelungero5979]

thanks Liam and big thanks to the one who requested it

[@Learntheharmonica]

No problem :)

[@sugarpiepaddy2436]

Top man, I love 💖 these lessons.

[@Learntheharmonica]

Thanks Sugar Pie!

[@williamhoughton1484]

Great information Liam . I improvise a lot on licks I learn . I tend to put my own twist on it so to speak . Thanks 😊

[@Learntheharmonica]

Fantastic, that will really help your playing. Cheers! Liam

[@thomasinlondon2849]

Brilliant, thank you Liam. My D Key diatonic is on the way. Still learning 1664 Chromatic. Going to sign up for your diatonic classes once I start on that harmonica. Meanwhile these videos your putting out are giving me plenty of info to digest. Thanks again.

[@Learntheharmonica]

You're welcome, thanks for watching and I hope you enjoy your new diatonic 😎

[@olivier157]

Love that lick , juste have to work on now , thanks Liam !

[@Learntheharmonica]

You're welcome Olivier!

[@josephgrady2129]

Very new to harmonica, got a blues set, thanks for this

[@Learntheharmonica]

Very welcome!

[@Philharpo]

Louisiana Blues recorded in Chicago in 1950 - yes Little Walter on harmonica.

[@kerryc5821]

Philharpo Very true.

[@henrykrinkles2208]

According to a book I have, it was the first Muddy recording that featured Little Walter on harp

[@Learntheharmonica]

Nice one, good bit of trivia. Thanks!

[@Paddling16]

Yes it was little Walter on the harmonica. According to my Muddy Waters box set. Recorded Oct 23 1950.
Little Walter harp
Big Crawford Bass
Elgin Evans Washboard
And of course muddy on guitar and vocals.

[@domiolmedo7634]

Hombre, WOW. You gotta do a premium job! PLEASE

[@nikolamich5728]

Один из самых полезных уроков, спасибо

[@Learntheharmonica]

Спасибо

[@jesseunderwood9157]

That is little walter in the back because in 1950 he started playing acoustic for muddy and the song kame about in 1951

[@pjimmyd5516]

Superb lesson Liam ! Any more delta blues stuff is fine with me !

[@Learntheharmonica]

Glad you enjoyed it PJimmy D!

[@sciexp]

Cool. Thanks for sharing this...

[@Learntheharmonica]

No problem! 😎

[@christianbrown6433]

Any way you good break down the different ways you improved this in sections like other lessons you’ve done? I’m only two weeks in but I’ve got this main lick down but I’d like the alterations as well

[@user-wb8lb4zt5z]

Love Muddy Waters and loves me D

[@katsuyukisakata]

Thanks, Liam !

[@Learntheharmonica]

You're welcome katsuyukisakata :)

[@TheArsenalcp]

Great as always
Is it possible to add a print option for you tabs

[@Learntheharmonica]

Thanks. A lot of my lessons have free downloadable tabs on my website at www.learntheharmonica.com, I can't do it for every lesson but you can see on the lesson pages that a lot of them have the option. Cheers. Liam

[@MegaTomPL2]

n ice one

[@Humblemud]

My brother gifted me a d harp harmonica and I never played any kind of instrument. And now after some research it seems everyone prefers c harp for beginners. But is d harp somewhat suitable for beginners as well?

[@Learntheharmonica]

You can learn the basics on any key, it's just that a C harp is not too low, not too high, and uses the basic C scale so it's easy to teach the fundamentals of music. You can still follow the tabs on your D, you'll just be playing in a different key. 😎

[@jrviade85]

The important stuff starts at 2:55
No, I didn't waste almost 3 minutes, I fast forward it
You're welcome 😉

[@kirscherine23]

I hate you. teach me. please!

[@user-wb8lb4zt5z]

You need to read a book called "Madeline Says Merci" by John Bemelmans Marciano

[@bruceelwell4264]

Like his lessons very much h, but hetalks too much.

[@user-wb8lb4zt5z]

Are you kitten me right meow? 🤐

[@Death_User666]

he talks too much my god