Jimmy Reed's Honest I do - talk + harmonica tab

[@redgator78]

Jimmy's hi end of the harmonica taught very nicely. Thank you sir, I appreciate this.

[@Robert-yk8tx]

Great lesson, finally somebody who teaches Jimmy Reed. Thank you so much! Still struggling to do those bends tongueblocked though.

[@mixmastercj100]

Peter Ryan I disagree. Tongue blocking is difficult to learn, but well worth the effort. Besides the fact that blues harp is 90% tongue blocked, the embrochure improves your tone tenfold and helps you get way more sounds out of the instrument - such as octaves, tongue flutters, tongue switching, throat vibrato, etc. - and great use of the harmonica’s chords.

[@Robert-yk8tx]

Cameron Smith What do you disagree with then?

[@pedropinon2553]

useful and nice talk... I like this kind of videos

[@Blue_3rd]

Your lessons are still missed, man. Come back soon! 👍

[@ravengangcharlie]

love to hear you play a slow blues

[@marcio_souza007]

Nice!

[@thomasbreit6967]

0:17 for me is the most important instruction: I always tried to play it on a D Harmonica (like most blues songs use the pulling position). Now it' much easier. Thanks for this hint, but the reference to a A minor Instrument should be said a little more clearly

[@Gaglias123]

Have you seen the Flintstones Jetson Car commercial - the guy in the commercial looks like you.

[@peppeplayer]

jim carrey in me myself irene hahaa brilliant man thank u

[@timedriverable]

Nicely done....what key and make of Harp did he mostly use?

[@mastercommander2988]

would you mean key of A crossed from a D harp..

[@bruceselzler757]

It looks like he is using an A harp which surprised me. But if you try to play it with a D harp it doesn't seem to work.

[@Robert-yk8tx]

A harmonica in first or in second position.

[@searock1723]

Thanks a lot!Just give your explanation figures with *,e.g. 8*,9*.Thanks in advance.