OLD TRAINS SONG - Folk Harmonica (By Tamás Szabó) 2009 TAMÁS SZABÓ

Szabó Tamás plays his own folk blues harmonica composition, a train song in 2009 at the Boogie-Woogie Festival in Győr, Hungary.Forever.
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Cover photo: László Csízy

[@jasondonnelly1885]

Mighty fine sounds great man.

[@papnevelde]

He is my master who taught me to play harmonica! Thank you so much :) Stevie

[@connorsexton168]

Any idea what kind of harp he was playing?

[@Backwheelbandit33]

As an Australian, I can say. The way he plays rhis is very similar to a didgeridoo, I believe he uses alot of circular breathing. Puts ya in a trance.😊

[@BojanDoroslovac]

Fantastic!

[@stonehand49]

All aboard.....🙌🙌🙌🙌

[@michaeldavis8452]

I guess the 46 dislikes are from ppl who can’t play, don’t know how to play, don’t appreciate Great playing

[@iamthefirstandonlycheesecake]

Oop- it’s 45 I guess someone took theirs back

[@scottmessmer5032]

Outstanding!

[@craigd8922]

This guy is fantastic. Really cool stuff. Thank you.

[@GJdeGoede]

Nice played and funny performance Szabó Tamás

[@boydross]

Nice one

[@michaeldavis8452]

If I had his harmonica, it would sound like a wounded animal wanting to die

[@erranteist]

G Harp

[@v.garcia3083]

A bunch of boogers woulda snorted out of me...😅

[@444Carrie]

woah he dun did good!

[@bubbanderson]

+Cray Cray He sho did dun good. Read me a book some time ago which gave me 2 great bits of advice on playing blues harp: 1 - soak your harps in vodka before playing 2 - make a train noise. 20 years later I'm the best harp player in AA :-)

[@leolldankology]

Kyōki no shisho you might have ebola

[@user-os5rb8qw5b]

!!

[@connorsexton168]

If anyone knows what kind of harmonica this man is playing please let me know, thank you

[@nicolasgiaconia8051]

Diatonic 10 hole harmonica

[@putrakaryagipsum5351]

cowboy....

[@zeroatraction]

Well it wasn't the best I've heard nor the worst but it was at the bottom end

[@mattbates481]

Ethan Gerathy leave it out, it was brilliant. Lets see your effort dude

[@tylerbrandon460]

Every harmonica player has their own interpretation and style of the "train". Music is an art. The listener has their own interpretation of the art and have ever right to feel however they want to feel about it. Along is it is respectful.

[@tylerbrandon460]

Some of the things he did were amazing, and some were mehhh.

[@renesns1991]

anybody knows what harmonic is that?

[@TamasSzabo2020]

Hi, Thank You. T

[@Spartan.GT_]

It's an A harmonica

[@connorsexton168]

@@Spartan.GT_ its actually a G harmonica no offense

[@bmllr42]

What key is he playing in?

[@dumperdan3446]

Brian Miller must be g atleast a

[@connorsexton168]

Key if D on a G harp