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I hate flats aswell heheh, but im studying jazz i need to change that soon

shouldnt it be a a harp in D when its a blues in D ? im asking because Im thinking about getting started on bluesharp. regards

​@@pml394You usually play blues in 2nd position. It means you play with a harp tuned a 4th above the key. It can seem tricky but there is a lot of tutorials about positions on harmonica. I made one (in french)

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Yes it's for playing the différents parts at guitar (there is no guitar in the song) And it's à good exercice to play fills when he dont sing. But i'm agree with you, the lyrics are here. Sorry 😉

Why do guitarists always want to equate good playing with difficulty and pain. Does it always have to be killer, face melting, and finger twisting? Is a good solo always a demonstration of athletic gimmicks and speed?

@@ThomasGilmore-fi6gbwhatever floats your boat

@@Guitarmalade Look at the voice leading between C7 & A7, if you can. More common tones between them than Bb7#11 to A7. It resolves with contrary motion and supports the melody as well. You might not be into harmonic improvisation, it's more of a piano thing.

Bonjour, alors par message ce n'est vraiment pas évident, mais voici quelques petites pistes à explorer. Vous pouvez improviser en Fa mineur penta ET en Fa Majeur penta. Vous pouvez également faire des bends qui n'atteignent pas vraiment la note suivante sur : La tierce mineur(Lab) , les quartes(Sib et Si, et la 7ème mineur(Mib) La sixte majeur (Ré) peut également être jouée Plan blues : Ré /Lab avec bend /Fa Bon blues 😁

Vero.. 《Mi viene da cantareehhe, anche che non sono un cantante , però/ Cammino un bel po!! Ho un sorriso in viso che, che dice che diice che sto bèèè!!... Che dice che dice...sto bheeeè! 》🎵🎶🎼🎼😅😅😅😅😅 Semplice ed efficace il blues! ❤

Have you seen this lesson ? ruclips.net/video/8jIqgwiHlDI/видео.html

@@avosgrattes2531 I saw it right now, its very good and comfortable for understanding ))