Learn authentic blues harmonica styles and techniques from master bluesman Steve Guyger in this special instructional video series.
Steve shares many valuable playing secrets, concepts, and insights into the rich and timeless traditions of blues harp.
You'll learn Harmonica History, Basics, Techniques, Sound and Tone, Playing Chords, Blues Progressions, How to Use Positions, and Keys, Playing in a Band and more.
Joined by celebrated Chicago blues guitarist Billy Flynn, the series also features plenty of inspiring and soulful performances. As an added bonus, guitar backing tracks are included so you can jam along!
If you're into blues harp, this video series can't be missed. Watch "Blues Harmonica Featuring Steve Guyger" today!
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Learn authentic blues harmonica styles and techniques from master bluesman Steve Guyger in this special instructional video series.
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