Collection
Classic Chicago Blues Harp #1
65 pieces in this collection.
- 12 Bar Blues & Positions
- 12 Bar Blues Phrasing
- 12 Bar Blues Root Note Exercises
- 12 Bar Jam 1A-1C
- 12 Bar Jam 2A & 2B
- 12 Bar Jams 3A-3D
- 12 Bar Jams 4A, 4B, & 4C
- 12 Bar Jams 5A, 5B, & 5C
- 2nd Position & It's Root Notes
- A Means to and End
- Baby Please Don't Go, By Mary Johnson
- Bending Exercises
- Blow Bends
- Blues Break & Song Endings
- Book Structure
- Chapter 1 - Up Front
- Chapter 2 - Getting Familiar with your Harmonica
- Chapter 2 Review
- Chapter 3 - Getting Started with Notation
- Chapter 3 Review
- Chapter 4 - A Musical Foundation for the Soloist
- Chapter 4 Review
- Chapter 5 - Straight Forward Blues: Part 1
- Chapter 5 Review
- Chapter 6 - Bending: Part 1
- Chapter 6 Review
- Chapter 7 - Straight Forward Blues: Part 2
- Chapter 8 - Bending: Part 2
- Chapter 9 - Section 1 Review
- Choosing a Harmonica
- CLASSIC CHICAGO BLUES SONGS
- Draw Bending
- Exercises
- Extra Help & Common Bending Problems
- Fast Track Lesson Plan
- Harmonica Construction and Pitch Set
- Harmonica Notation
- Harmonica Reference & Position Chart
- Holding Your Harmonica Embouchure
- Hot Licks & Blues Bits 3
- Hot Licks & Blues Bits 5
- Hot Licks 8 Blues Bits 2
- Hot Licks K Blues Bits 1
- I'm Ready, By Willie Dixon
- Lower Cross Harp Scale
- Natural Pitch Set & Bending
- New Technique: Bending for Expression
- New Technique: Stopping at the Bottom
- New Technique: The Dip Send
- New Techniques:
- Out of Breath, By David Barrett
- Playing in 1st Position
- Rhythm Training
- Starting at the Bottom
- Straight Rhythms
- Swing Eighths
- The Glissando & Phrasing
- The Throat Vibrato
- Thoughts from the Author
- Triplet Exercises
- Turnarounds 8 V-IV-I Transitions
- Two Hole Shakes
- Upper Cross Harp Scale
- What is a Bend?
- Why do I Have to Read Notated Rhythms?