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I thoroughly enjoy every video you make!

Very good. Thanks. I would take a PDF copy ..

Thanks Jake for this tutorial,I would like to get a couple of special 20 country tuned harps can you suggest what keys should I start with got a Lee Oskar but not very impressed with it,am first position G second. I’m no musician so don’t understand much about technical stuff. Also 78 years old but wanting to have a go. Thanks Norm

Live for these thanks Jake!

This is awesome! Thanks

My daughter has introduced me to country music and our favourite song is cowpoke. She is learning guitar and now i'm learning harmonica to play along with her :) Thanks for the great video and the amazing music.

Fun fact: Jake Groves can parallel park a train

Nice one

Rad playing, you should do one on western swing and waltzes

Good stuff Jake, I like that song alot also and the rest of the album, I keep the CD in the Truck and wearing it out, thanks Jake and as always enjoyed the video

Thanks Jake, I really appreciate the dynamics and different vibratos that you incorporate. The 2 draw throat vibrato is something hard to replicate, I will keep trying.

Awesome

That shit is awesome!!

thanks Jake, see ya on the next video

Nice! There's any chance of a McCoy Monday about orange blossom special?

First 😋❤️

Such a fun song. You're awesome. Thank you for sharing with us amateurs!!

I'm a huge fan of Terry McMillan and he was the reason why I wanted to play the harmonica. I wish you'd do more tutorials on his stuff because there's not a lot of videos on him compared to Charlie McCoy except for his solo gospel stuff. I was introduced to you from my teacher/friend, Todd Parrott a long time ago. He was also incredibly influenced by Terry and has been my mentor for two years now. However I have a minor complaint, this song doesn't use a country tuned harmonica. For the higher bits, he uses a key of Low E harmonica in first position and for second position, it's a richter tuned harmonica in A playing the major pentatonic and mixolydian scales.

nice one¡ do u have the tabs? and for the difficult one also

Beautiful 🙂❤️

thanks Jake , enjoyed it, thats a pretty good ole song, thanks again Jake see ya next week

You sound better than muskrat

Great song by Mike Beck, Jake you and Colter and the Band done a Great Job with it, I hope you fellows are going to be around a very long time, Great music can't wait for the next album, thanks Jake, see ya next week

Hey bud how about a tutorial on Saskatchewan in 1887 it's an awesome song. Thanks

Well done!

Love Charley Crockett's cover of this song in his album, In the Night

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Fucking hot

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Thanks Jake, can this be played on a Bb in 2nd position?

Thanks enjoyed it Jake, who all is playing in the music after your videos ? Like it also, thanks again Jake

Great job Jake, ole Waylon would be proud, thanks

Superb 🙂❤️

Feel that 'Me and Big Dave' inspiration right here, great playing/cover

Love it Jake, beautiful ❤️🙂

Thanks Jake, thats a great album, look forward to the next video

I could listen to this the whole day! That sound just carries me away

Thanks Jake

thank you brother! been waiting for this one!

Very good! I wish there was a backing track of the Charlie's version on youtube to play with. There's only the Denver's version :/

Meu amigo, pode falar o a marca e modelo da sua gaita? Parabéns 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 você toca muito 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

My compliments on your choice and your playing. Davidson County Blues is one tough tune to play, but when you start getting the whole idea of rhythm, chords and lead/melody played simultaneously, it opens up the instrument for both the player and the listener. Well done.

Thanks Jake, enjoyed it, looking forward to the next video

Lookin and sounding great Jake. As far as the plumbing up stairs goes, it might have to do with you not flushing the toilet and instead scaring the shit out of it…

Awesome want more thank you.❤

This is awesome thanks for this. Hey I was wandering can this be played on a G harmonica as well? Saw someone on RUclips cover this and his was in G. I also don’t know if it would be more worth it to buy a G one if maybe there’s more songs that can be played with the G harmonica? Or maybe the F one is more versatile ? Not sure

could you do I Ride an Old Paint / Leavin’ Cheyenne by chance?

Very cool.

Great! What key of harp is that?

When this man goes to a restaurant he doesn’t tip the waiter, the waiter tips him.