Teach Kids a Harmonica Steam Train Imitation

[@jeffwelborn1417]

Thank you sir for posting this! This is exactly what I needed for my grandson and granddaughter!!! God bless you!

[@buskerbrown9980]

This is great! And not just for kids.. I'm 43.. I've just got my Suzuki manji key of G out the box, And I'm walking round my house pretending I'm a steam train. 😃 Love the humble harmonica! Always brings joy

[@paulyanuziello]

Excellent Richard. Thanks, this will be great fun with my granddaughter - she's 3 and loves blowing on the harp.

[@gaijin134]

Very entertaining Richard. Thank you!

[@Hamiltone59]

Rockin' Ron is my man for harps!

[@gladsonjoseph8247]

Is suzuki folkmaster a good Harmonica for beginners ?

[@bobbymcdee7881]

Thanks for this Richard, Merry Christmas!

[@andydunn5673]

Nice one Richard Great idea I’m definitely going to be doing this Merry Christmas Holiday greetings to you and your viewers

[@RAkers-tu1ey]

Such great advice! If low E's were cheap, you would recommend those! I will remember this if I am ever in a group of bored kids again. I have 6 very inexpensive G harps. Maybe I will just pull the top 6 reeds, and send them up there for the tunnel bit ! ;) One of the first things I ever learned on the harmonica was a tune called "train time" by the rock band Cream (Jack Bruce). I played it poorly, but it still sounded good with the garage band I was in (1969).

[@josephsullivan1760]

Wowww me to ! When I got the album wheels of fire by cream and heard Jack Bruce play train time I was hooked. I went out and bought my first harmonica . I just couldn’t get the train right . I kept trying until I kind of had it . That was way back in 72. I got a lot better as time went on . But man that song never stops making my spine tingle. Jack played that harp just so mind blowingly right

[@RAkers-tu1ey]

I didn't see a link to the harmonicas? Did I miss it?

[@richardroysleigh]

I just added the link to the harmonica at rockin ron's