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Posted by randy (159.169.223.252) on June 27, 2000 at 08:35:12:

Do a search on yahoo for "harmonica licks". You'll find PePe's Harp Corner. there are some downloadable riff's that are great to practice and put into your own jams.
Also, if you can spend some money, Jerry Portnoy has an excellent tutorial (3 CD set)that covers "everything harp". Tongue slap, lip block, practice riffs, note shaping, bending, etc. It's about $65 and can be found on Harpcity.com. If not there, just do a search on Jerry Portnoy. It has helped my playing tremndously and revealed some things that I probably would not have figured out on my own. It sort of takes the mystery out some things, so if you're a purest that likes to discover things for yourself, DON'T BUY IT. It answers a lot of questions.

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what you think is the best for tutoring esp,. play along with tutorials Jim 09:01:58 08/09/00 (0)

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: Do a search on yahoo for "harmonica licks". You'll find PePe's Harp Corner. there are some downloadable riff's that are great to practice and put into your own jams. : Also, if you can spend some money, Jerry Portnoy has an excellent tutorial (3 CD set)that covers "everything harp". Tongue slap, lip block, practice riffs, note shaping, bending, etc. It's about $65 and can be found on Harpcity.com. If not there, just do a search on Jerry Portnoy. It has helped my playing tremndously and revealed some things that I probably would not have figured out on my own. It sort of takes the mystery out some things, so if you're a purest that likes to discover things for yourself, DON'T BUY IT. It answers a lot of questions.

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