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Thank you .

Whats that shaker thing you brought in at the end?

Ed, your playing is jaw dropping to me! Your technique is amazing and I believe pretty unique. In trying to exercise this rhythm, the hardest thing I struggle with is stacking my breathing. I just can’t exhale enough to keep going for long. How do you release enough air to keep going? Thanks

Hey Ed 👋 Some great tips here for getting your rhythm nice and tight. Crackin video, thanks. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿👏👏👏😁👍🙏

Been working on this for a couple of years now. Very hard to get it down but I love to practice so I’ll keep going. Thanks.

Thank you ED for this great back to basics rejuvenator! Whenever I start to feel "stale" in my playing you seem to know when to upload a lesson that puts the element of interest and fun back into playing harp! 😎👍

Tabs pls)))😊

Awesome

As soon as you mentioned the drumstick bounce it reminded me that I bought Levy's Rhythms of Breath ages ago and haven't done anything with it. 😱

Great🎉🎉🎉🎉

Absolutely love your videos!

sometimes while out and about i will be practicing breathing patterns for songs without the harmonica whilst getting no funny looks from anyone. but it's great practice so i won't care even if i do get the odd funny look. i wonder will people look at i sideways walking around in public practicing that glocal stop for the throat vibrato? 🤔 great lesson as always Brother, many Thanks 😊...

I’ve been practicing it for 30 mins 😮‍💨. I still sound like a one legged fox. 🦊 Maybe I should practice a little more? Of course I will be. You’re very inspiring. Great videos 👋🤠🎵

Where is this version of "Nine pound hammer" from?

so. now I need a shaker. Great lesson, fun tune! I didn't catch the key of the harp you were using?

Man I can see the shot panning across a Tennessee moonshine still

This was one of the best riff vids I’ve ever seen I’m gonna try follow it I don’t know if it’s your skill or the tuning of the harp but it was so raspy and I love it Couldn’t make out what it was but it kind of looks like a noble because of the back of the harp but I cannot conceive that a alloy comb could contribute to such raspiness

Love it! Thanks very much! Teaching us to fish...

Very nice, thanks so much 👏

vielen Dank

I came across this but the video stopped before you got to the V chord... How does one play all the bluegrass I IV V chords on one harmonica?

Hi Ed Now this is the exact thing, that musical knowledge, we beginner's lack. This was great, there is lot's to learn and take and practice from this. Thank you 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿👏👏👏👍👍🎼🎶

Thanks for covering Phil. I was a neighbor and student of his years ago in Washington DC. He was generous and kind. He had a real style of his own.

Another Bravo excellent harmonica lesson Ed! I enjoy your classes because I learn so much more than just songs and technique. We find out about where this music comes from and the great pioneers of the harmonica. Anyone new to this channel I highly recommend ANY of Ed's in depth song study lessons!

Ed, you look about the same now as in your first vids from 6 years ago. Are you drinking from the fountain of eternal youth?

Many thanks Ed!!

thanks man!

❤very good ❤🤩🤩🤩

Great choice of riffs, Ed. Nice playing too - you have a lovely deep tone! I’ll be blowing these this weekend. By the way, are you mostly tongue blocking? Cheers from Madrid.

This video will be my practice session today

Cheers mate

Nice work Ed! Looking forward to really getting into these

At 1:55 "...there's something about the Marine Band that's a little bit crap..." That cracked me up, yes! I hate sharp edges on harmonicas! Mostly play Hohner Rockets for Richter tuning and Seydel Orchestra S for solo tuning. But for my other odds and ends harps, I round the corners off. It'd been a while since I'd gotten any new harps, but I got a few cheap ones in the mail yesterday for my "spares/stays-at-school" box. I wasn't expecting the best tone and response, but got really grumpy at the corners. How hard is it for manufacturers to round off the corners of their plastic molds? Ah, well! Thanks for the video. I'm looking forward to trying a DaBell. I'd love to see a follow-up video of you revisiting these two after you've set up the DaBell properly as you have your Hohner.

I’d love to see a doc Watson shady grove lesson!

Most cool!

Hi Ed, G-harp here. Love Noah Lewis and am learning Devil in the Woodpile at the mo. Don't think you've done that one have you? I've got the main riffs but would like to "pad it out" with some more stuff - solos, vamps, etc - so I can perform it.

I played the harp 40 years ago. I have retired and my wife plays bluegrass/folk now. I will eventually get all 12 keys, but I just ordered a low D because my old D was toast. I do like being in the background so I am not interested in"standing out". I play in a jam that does a lot of "Dead" in Am. What key harp for 2nd position do I need? Thanks, Bob

trouble in mind by Big Walter Horton is another song for tongue block blow bends. love that song

Hey Ed are you tongue blocking or quick breaths? Loving the sound and techniques!

Thanks for the video, working a few of these into practice this month.

Ed your playing is unmatched! I purchased your fox chase lesson a while back and this really complements it well. Great lesson.

Hey! I have a question: at 6:24, are you making a tongue slap for the single notes and then chugging?

Here is information about learning I watched this video 6 months back and tried to learn for 1 week after that again watched and again with the time gap, for starting it feels very hard after 6 months it feels like easy.. harmonica learning is all about practice , patience and dedication

Very useful

Great. Thanks

2:58 is when the breakdown starts.

By the way Ed I hope when I said that it didn't sound mean or angry or anything like that. I actually meant "insane" like this is wild & crazy and really cool! Totally sorry for any confusion! 😅

That great advice for the real world