DESCRIPTION: Harmonica Blues refers to any style of blues where the harmonica plays a central figure. Although the harmonica was present in many country-blues recordings, it became a dominant force in the '50s, when it was amplified by the likes of Big Walter Horton, Little Walter, and Junior Wells. The powerful sound of a miked harmonica became an instantly recognizable element of electric blues, particularly Chicago blues.
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I'm Just A Glass Half Empty Kind Of Guy
"I'm Just A Glass Half Empty Kind Of Guy" opens with a harmonica flourish and continues with a down-and-out male vocal. We just can't help feeling sorry for this fellow!
Catalog Id: 291553
Composed: 2008
Blues Music •
Harmonica Blues Tempo: Very Slow
Vocal Mix: Male Vocal
Artist: Alan Marchand
C/U: $36.00
P/U: $2.30
R/U: $2.99
STEREO Length 4:21
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Blues One
Contemporary blues music featuring, guitar, organ, bass, drums and harmonica.
Catalog Id: 276762
Composed: 2005
Blues Music •
Harmonica Blues Tempo: Medium Fast
Vocal Mix: Instrumental
Artist: MusicAndSFX.com
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Blue Hunter
"Blue Hunter" is a 32-bar guitar and harmonica acoustic country blues with a hint of Ellington-era jazz trumpet in the harmonica lines.
Catalog Id: 236257
Composed: 1997
Blues Music •
Harmonica Blues Vocal Mix: Instrumental
Artist: Richard Hunter
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