Ricky. Great exercise. P.S. Just been playing around with the your exercise. Very bennificial. I love learning scales, in 1st, 2nd, 3rd positions, and then experiment by mixing/ intermixing the scale notes across all 3 registers up/out of sequence. Create new sequences. Great exercises to learn jumping around so as to intentionally hit the notes intended in the minds eye. Great for learning improvisation, building speed and experimenting mixing different scales together in the harmonica blender, and see what comes out. 😂. I've got a long way to go with all that stuff. But it's great fun. And every once in a while I uncover something cool that is a wow ! unexpected moment🤔. Lol, gives me hope. So your routine here will be another great tool to play with and learn. Thanks Ricky.😃👍.
I ran into one of Ricky's video a few weeks back ,now I'm looking for a good used blue's harmonica !! such a cool little instrument that fits in a pocket 🌞
@@Robert-tj3qq Hohner Special 20 is not only a great beginner harp but many seasoned pros use it as well. Also, some really like the Hohner Rocket. You can go up in price to other makes and models. Depends on your pocket depth. But, many with deep pockets use the above, and at times mixed with other harps more expensive. I'd go new not used. But you might find a used one your happy with. But you better sterilize it really good. Some harp technicians could have some refurbished harps. That might be your best bet. Beware, a used harp not refurbished could have cracked reed or something and ready to breakdown. Old isn't necessarily better. Hey, even new harps can be goofy right out of the box. But might be better odds with new. Good luck.
@@alleycat-145 Thank You so much !! Your comment was very good . I will look for the things you said 👍I remember seeing people play Hohner when I was growing up (70's)
@@Robert-tj3qq. Your welcome. Great luck with your harmonica endevours. Consider starting with simple songs/riffs/scale(s). Learn to get clean notes,. Even consider a couple / few leasons from a harmonica teacher can be very bennificial. Have fun with it.
Another really good lesson Ricky . Any suggestions on a good used blue's harmonica ? Im thinking used/ older because they might be better than new ones. 🌞
@@Robert-tj3qq Hi Robert. I would go for a new one if I was you. They are made to a much better standard now than they used to be. 3 I would recommend that are not expensive are Hohner Marine Band or Special 20. Lee Oskar harmonicas are also good. I would buy one in the key of C. Best wishes, Ricky
@@claydobbins9342 Hi Clay. Yes we have CD’s now. I’m pleased with the result. This week I am sorting out making them available from the Band website and getting the tracks on the various download platforms there are. Best wishes, Ricky
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Hi Ricky 👋
This is great thank you 👏👍🏴😁
I really like this scale exercise! Thank you!
❤❤thank you ❤
Great exercise, keep em coming!
Cheers
Ricky. Great exercise.
P.S. Just been playing around with the your exercise. Very bennificial.
I love learning scales, in 1st, 2nd, 3rd positions, and then experiment by mixing/ intermixing the scale notes across all 3 registers up/out of sequence. Create new sequences. Great exercises to learn jumping around so as to intentionally hit the notes intended in the minds eye. Great for learning improvisation, building speed and experimenting mixing different scales together in the harmonica blender, and see what comes out. 😂.
I've got a long way to go with all that stuff. But it's great fun. And every once in a while I uncover something cool that is a wow ! unexpected moment🤔. Lol, gives me hope.
So your routine here will be another great tool to play with and learn.
Thanks Ricky.😃👍.
I ran into one of Ricky's video a few weeks back ,now I'm looking for a good used blue's harmonica !! such a cool little instrument that fits in a pocket 🌞
@@Robert-tj3qq Hohner Special 20 is not only a great beginner harp but many seasoned pros use it as well. Also, some really like the Hohner Rocket. You can go up in price to other makes and models. Depends on your pocket depth. But, many with deep pockets use the above, and at times mixed with other harps more expensive. I'd go new not used. But you might find a used one your happy with. But you better sterilize it really good. Some harp technicians could have some refurbished harps. That might be your best bet. Beware, a used harp not refurbished could have cracked reed or something and ready to breakdown. Old isn't necessarily better. Hey, even new harps can be goofy right out of the box. But might be better odds with new. Good luck.
@@alleycat-145 Thank You so much !! Your comment was very good . I will look for the things you said 👍I remember seeing people play Hohner when I was growing up (70's)
@@alleycat-145 well it looks like I'm going for a new Hohner special 20 !! Thank you !!! 👍
@@Robert-tj3qq. Your welcome. Great luck with your harmonica endevours. Consider starting with simple songs/riffs/scale(s). Learn to get clean notes,. Even consider a couple / few leasons from a harmonica teacher can be very bennificial. Have fun with it.
Another really good lesson Ricky . Any suggestions on a good used blue's harmonica ? Im thinking used/ older because they might be better than new ones. 🌞
@@Robert-tj3qq Hi Robert. I would go for a new one if I was you. They are made to a much better standard now than they used to be. 3 I would recommend that are not expensive are Hohner Marine Band or Special 20. Lee Oskar harmonicas are also good. I would buy one in the key of C.
Best wishes,
Ricky
@@rickycool100 thank you Ricky 👍
Thank you, Mr. Cool. How'd your studio production come out? Is it available for the public?
@@claydobbins9342 Hi Clay. Yes we have CD’s now. I’m pleased with the result. This week I am sorting out making them available from the Band website and getting the tracks on the various download platforms there are.
Best wishes,
Ricky