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session shuffle – Diatonic Harmonica Lesson
Posted on March 1st, 2010 No commentsharp-?? guitar-?? www.FUTUMAYO.com 20100223
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session shuffle – Diatonic Harmonica Lesson
Posted on February 28th, 2010 No commentsharp-?? guitar-?? www.FUTUMAYO.com 20100219
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Gypsy Swing in E minor, Diatonic Harmonica Jazz
Posted on January 20th, 2010 7 commentsA theme to begin working gypsy jazz, composed by Sammy Daussat and proposed in Guitarist Magazine #23 (which includes the play-back). As usual, the tab is for a C harp. The theme is relatively simple. Time needs to be particularly precise. There is one phrase really difficult and interesting to be worked on a C harp. Thanks to Sammy Daussat for his music and his kindness. Good luck, Jerome
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Chord Harmonica, Diatonic Harmonica, Jews Harp, Chromatic Harmonica
Posted on January 12th, 2010 7 commentsI improvise on Chord Harmonica Diatonic Harmonica Jews Harp Chromatic Harmonica all in to my Boss RC-20XL Loop Station. its a lot of breathing! hope you like it! www.myspace.com/filipjers
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I will wait for you – Chromatic Harmonica Lesson
Posted on January 10th, 2010 No comments?? – Harmonica(CX12 ),?? – Piano www.FUTUMAYO.com
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Smokestack Lightning Harmonica Lesson
Posted on December 24th, 2009 No commentsHappy holidays everyone! I have really been busy and this is all I could post so please enjoy it! This was a viewer request! Tabs for Howlin Wolf Riff: 2(draw) 2(draw bent a full step) 1(draw) 1234(blow twice) 1234(draw twice touching tongue at upper jaw to create a “D” effect on the chord) 2(draw and let 123 draw chord play twice) blow on 1234 to realease air and play riff again. This riff was used in the original Smokestack Lightning. Use an A harp. That harp in the pictures is my new …
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Chicago Swing – Harmonica Jam
Posted on December 21st, 2009 No commentsI’ve had a lot of fun jamming with this track called Chicago Swing. Its pretty fast and i’m sure you can tell i’m almost tipping over
Lost my balance a couple of times. Thanks to Adam Gussow of www.modernbluesharmonica.com for making it available for purchase on his site. These are excellent jam tracks and it is a real treat jamming with them. The musicians on the track are from Hills Blues Collective I’ve purchased them from: www.tradebit.com I’d like to thank Adam Gussow for letting me … -
Guitar and Harmonica
Posted on November 6th, 2009 9 commentsMe playing a song on guitar and diatonic harmonica. Rackharmonica or harmonica on rack. Its a nice challenge. Its also a nice feeling, being the boss of both melody, chords and rhythm. hope you like it contact me if you have any questions. for more music www.myspace.com
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HOW TO IMPROVISE ON HARMONICA ! – Lesson# 4 – BAJAN PIEDPIPER
Posted on November 1st, 2009 2 commentsWe’re moving towards Blues so let’s begin to talk about it! Let’s begin with some BLUES HISTORY essentially compliments Michael Furstner … There are dozens of different genres of music: classical, calypso, blues, samba, Eastern, folk, etc. Blues is the most important musical form in Jazz and Jazz-related music. It’s even heard in Gospel. The Blues started in the 19th century as a form of folk music developed by the black slaves in the United States. Originally blues were very loosely …
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THE MAGIC HOLE ON THE HARMONICA – Lesson# 3 – BAJAN PIEDPIPER
Posted on October 31st, 2009 1 commentOK! ~ Here’s an insiders secret for you! Hole 3 is a magic hole on your 10-hole harp! Why? 3 DRAW IS AN EASY HOLE TO BEND! Even a slight bend (a mini bend) when you’re playing produces a bluesy sound and it gives your playing a big boost! So bluesify your playing by using 3 draw judiciously! But in addition, on 3 draw, 3 bent notes are possible! Here’s how: On hole 3 inhale and (silently) make the pronunciation DA (1/2 step) DU (Full Step) and DO (Step and a half) bend. When you go to bend …