I have been wanting to get the "Hohner Moaner" harp sound for 40 years off and on. When I was young I wrote to Hohner to see if Paul was playing the "Trumpet Call" harp. Thanks for the insight young man, you are a great player yourself!
I have played harmonica professionally since I was 13. I am seventy years old, still playing for a living. Will seems to be able to unlock mysteries that have worried me for decades. I practice with Will's vids every day. Waiting for a chromatic lesson!
Great lesson Will ... I found a video with seven Butterfield licks in the key of A ... It's done by Paul Lassey ... He demonstrates the lick while he puts the tabs up .... Their licks for practicing ... Thanks for this over all lesson on Paul's style it simplifies everything ... Paul used to go down with a quart of Budweiser and sit on the shores of Lake Michigan and practice for hours ... Now we know what he was practicing , he was perfecting that blues scale ... Thanks great lesson ... Your dynamite on the tin sandwich !!!!
These kinds of lessons are awesome! if you are starting to play you can find tons of beginners information everywhere but not so much this kind of lessons, precise, fast and with a clear structure and tabs, also considering Will Wilde style, are the best specially for advance beginners and intermedium people who wants to keep improving and not just to learn some song and licks, learn a style and get ideas to build your own. Appreciate it bro, Thanks!
What a gift. Thank you. Back in my younger days while the world lit up with The Who, Led Zeppelin, etc. I was stuck on Howlin' Wolf, Butterfield, Muddy, Willie Dixon, Taj Mahal and others. This is great stuff. Thanks again.
Many of PB's trademark sounds, as from 6:30, combine the triplet transitions with his huge deep vibrato few can match - some attribute to his flute background. We too often associate power with amplification, and James Cotton pushed that hard, but many of Butterfield's extended tracks, both live and on the transformative album "Resurrection of Pigboy Crabshaw," are basically miked acoustic, yet the tonal qualities shine through even richer than with his familiar power setups.
Thank you!! I have been trying to “mimic” his harp solo on this song for 6 months. It was great to have u break it down with all the inside details. I now may be able to get a “little” closer to his sound... Thanks for all ur great lessons!!
I just found this gem of a lesson. Thankfully live performances have resumed. Some good things continued through the dark times. This is a prime example. Thank you Will
I am sure in your beginner days that you thought the same as me now.. It sounds like somebody rampaging on every hole on the harp.. It is amazing to me that so few holes can make the myriad of notes that this instrument can make.. Mr. Butterfield is amazing, as are you.. Love this kind of lesson, and thank you so much.. Take care, Brother....
Mr Wilde you weapon!! Thanks heaps for the lesson! You've made the mystery a reality!! Super appreciate it man!!! Merry Chrissie to you and happy new year Bro!!!
In effect, oral tablature for blues harp. Awesome. I've been playing blues harp for 50 years (with a 35 year time out for a career and to raise a family), and never saw playing broken down like this this. When people used to ask me, "How did you do that," I had to say, "I dunno, I just do." Great job, Will!
Excellent content 👏 If anyone is frustrated being able to play Butters riffs, but it sounds a bit “off”, keep in mind that he played a harp tuned to 7-limit, and not Equal temperament or modern compromised… it has a different feel with some of the reeds tuned to much differently (5D -29cents). If you’re diehard, find a good harp tech to set one up for you.
Will Wilde, besides other music by Paul Butterfield I've been working on. Your tutorial here is a GREAT adjunct to your instructions in your "Ultimate Blues Harmonica Soloist" course to check out Paul Butterfield's playing/music, for insights into using the blues scale, and improvising etc. Your insights, teaching and instructions are helping my playing skills and knowledge emensly. Thanks. 😁👍.
Superb Will😎Great lesson on Paul Butterfield. I also like Your blue third very much. It sounds so incredible dirty, thick, real and deep going. Nobody I know plays it like You. So coool
Thanks man, I'm just an amateur but you just nailed it. A few hints here and there and played all the notes spot on. Makes it a treat for the rest us. Also very happy that you bothered to gift us with key (C played in G), instead of assuming that we can all figure that out. Speaking only for myself, that is sometimes a difficulty.
Will what a great insight into PB style. Can’t tell you how many times I’ve listened to Everything’s Gonna Be Alright. I now have my new homework. Thanks!
@@willharmonicawilde Will, I’m considering getting one of your specially tuned harps. A couple of questions. Are they easy to play? Which key would you get first? Thanks.
I rode a skateboard for like 16 years. I read an article once that said ones style could be broke down in two parts, power and grace. I think there’s a lot of truth to that. You are a very interesting style of power and grace for sure
You do an excellent presentation and break it down so even beginers can understand. Have you noticed that Butterfield and Carlos Del Junco have some similarities?
@@willharmonicawilde Man, I'm going over this a few times...totally opened up my eyes to his magic. Can you do more Butterfield when you get a chance???
Hi will love your stuff and thanks heaps any chance of break down of blues from the lowlands .sonny terry and Brownie magee.Been trying to copy but aren't quite getting it
Yet another enjoyable lesson will love your style good insight to butterfield dont think he ever whent out the scale yet brillant your interpretation only whot i expected enough crawling for one night
@@willharmonicawildeI can't wait dude. Should have enough soon. Practicing on my special 20 till then. Love the harp. Gonna get a A. You're incredible man. Thanks.
Hey Will, which harmonica are you using in this video. And please answer what do you think of buying a fender pro junior amp for harmonica. I got a green bullet already))
I'm using a Seydel 1847 Silver in the key of C. Apart from the last minute of the video, where I'm using Wilde Tuning. The Fender Pro Junior is a great amp for harp, I've used one on a couple of gigs.
@@willharmonicawilde thanks. Sadly it doesn't have reverb effect. But I can bought a reverb pedal I guess. What reverb pedal should I get for myself? And last thing, do you thing fender blues junior 4 is too loud for apartment playing and better to get fender pro junior with no reverb and get a reverb pedal? Thanks man ❤❤! 🤘😜🤘
@@denisivanov2522 Lone Wolf Harp Reverb is good. Blues Junior is OK, I actually prefer the sound of the Pro for harp. Any tube amp is too loud for apartment playing really (depending on your neighbours), even the Pro needs to be pretty loud to sound good.
great lesson, as usual; now, about paul buttefield, he seems to often play the major third instead of the minor third in minor key(such as the work song where he plays the 7 draw all over the place despite the tune being minor); he plays them fast, so it;s hard to spot, but he does it; so if he can get away with it, well... what about us :)
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Great song and great performance by Paul Butterfield at Woodstock. Thank you for the lesson ! ❤️
Glad you enjoyed it
Best Butterfield lesson on RUclips. 🤘🏼🙂
I have been wanting to get the "Hohner Moaner" harp sound for 40 years off and on. When I was young I wrote to Hohner to see if Paul was playing the "Trumpet Call" harp. Thanks for the insight young man, you are a great player yourself!
I have played harmonica professionally since I was 13. I am seventy years old, still playing for a living. Will seems to be able to unlock mysteries that have worried me for decades. I practice with Will's vids every day. Waiting for a chromatic lesson!
Great lesson Will ... I found a video with seven Butterfield licks in the key of A ... It's done by Paul Lassey ... He demonstrates the lick while he puts the tabs up .... Their licks for practicing ... Thanks for this over all lesson on Paul's style it simplifies everything ... Paul used to go down with a quart of Budweiser and sit on the shores of Lake Michigan and practice for hours ... Now we know what he was practicing , he was perfecting that blues scale ... Thanks great lesson ... Your dynamite on the tin sandwich !!!!
Amazing to hear the closest to butter we're ever going to get truly unbelievable
Well done mr wilde!
Makes me wanna sit in the car and practice my scales for a few hours
Great lession gunna give these riffs a go 🤘
These kinds of lessons are awesome! if you are starting to play you can find tons of beginners information everywhere but not so much this kind of lessons, precise, fast and with a clear structure and tabs, also considering Will Wilde style, are the best specially for advance beginners and intermedium people who wants to keep improving and not just to learn some song and licks, learn a style and get ideas to build your own. Appreciate it bro, Thanks!
Awesome, thanks Pablo!
What a gift. Thank you. Back in my younger days while the world lit up with The Who, Led Zeppelin, etc. I was stuck on Howlin' Wolf, Butterfield, Muddy, Willie Dixon, Taj Mahal and others. This is great stuff. Thanks again.
Thank you, glad you enjoyed it
Best lesson that I have ever had
Many of PB's trademark sounds, as from 6:30, combine the triplet transitions with his huge deep vibrato few can match - some attribute to his flute background. We too often associate power with amplification, and James Cotton pushed that hard, but many of Butterfield's extended tracks, both live and on the transformative album "Resurrection of Pigboy Crabshaw," are basically miked acoustic, yet the tonal qualities shine through even richer than with his familiar power setups.
Amazing. You're only the best harp player alive today. Thanks for what you do man.
Thank you very much!
Thank you!! I have been trying to “mimic” his harp solo on this song for 6 months. It was great to have u break it down with all the inside details. I now may be able to get a “little” closer to his sound... Thanks for all ur great lessons!!
I don’t know a pentatonic from a pentagram, but you blow me away. I learn so much from you. Thanks man.
We are so excited for will wilde own signature lick video. Hope you can make one next time. 👍☺️
I think you made my year with this one❤
I love how you break down the butter juice. 👍🏻💎
Wow, Will this is a great lesson, I am so grateful for your lessons and breakdown, I will never get it, but it sure is fun trying, thanks so much!
Thanks man, glad you're enjoying them
Great lesson Will, your style of hard Rock blues harp is bad ass.
Thanks for sharing.
I just found this gem of a lesson. Thankfully live performances have resumed. Some good things continued through the dark times. This is a prime example. Thank you Will
Hey Will, really helpful free tuition video, very kind of you to do these freebies. Much appreciated 🙏 🎶🎶 Rock on man.
This is a superb lesson Will. I cannot believe I have not seen this before, Thankyou so much. Steve.
I am sure in your beginner days that you thought the same as me now.. It sounds like somebody rampaging on every hole on the harp.. It is amazing to me that so few holes can make the myriad of notes that this instrument can make.. Mr. Butterfield is amazing, as are you.. Love this kind of lesson, and thank you so much.. Take care, Brother....
Thanks Bruce. Yeah Butterfield was awesome.
This dude is out of his mind good
Awesome analysis of a musician who captured my attention when I was 13. Subscribed.
I'm so looking forward to learning from you, I've been all around utube looking for a wizard of harps, I believe I found him 👍
Mr Wilde you weapon!! Thanks heaps for the lesson! You've made the mystery a reality!! Super appreciate it man!!! Merry Chrissie to you and happy new year Bro!!!
I'm an Old Harp player --I mean OLD....Playing 40+ Years.....So glad younger PEEPS are still Harp'in
Thank you Mr. Wild for your amazing lesson. You are awesome dude) Blues ❤ 4ever.
In effect, oral tablature for blues harp. Awesome. I've been playing blues harp for 50 years (with a 35 year time out for a career and to raise a family), and never saw playing broken down like this this. When people used to ask me, "How did you do that," I had to say, "I dunno, I just do." Great job, Will!
Fantastic lesson! To the point and great insights into Butterfield's playing style.
Brilliantly explained, esp the 2nd position only section
Really enjoy your playing, Will!
Excellent content 👏
If anyone is frustrated being able to play Butters riffs, but it sounds a bit “off”, keep in mind that he played a harp tuned to 7-limit, and not Equal temperament or modern compromised… it has a different feel with some of the reeds tuned to much differently (5D -29cents). If you’re diehard, find a good harp tech to set one up for you.
Liked your muddy waters sample thanks
Thanks Will. This is a very useful tutorial. I'm working on getting some "Butter" in my playing so this is great! I love that Wilde Tuning too!
Gr8 breakdown! Thanks, Will.
No problem!
awesome! keep it coming bro! out of sight!
You are a master, Will. Bravo!
Thank you Theo!
Excellent lesson . Very clear instruction
Good Lesson. It's easy to learn your lesson. Gracias amigo Wil !
Great Will! Thank you very much for this lesson, it opened my mind. Congratulations
I really ,extremely appreciate the way you explain , put the tabs at the same time you play. Thank you
No problem! Thanks for watching
Thanks Paul Butterfield is one of my all time favorites. He transcended the blues.
He was a badass!
Will Wilde, besides other music by Paul Butterfield I've been working on. Your tutorial here is a GREAT adjunct to your instructions in your "Ultimate Blues Harmonica Soloist" course to check out Paul Butterfield's playing/music, for insights into using the blues scale, and improvising etc. Your insights, teaching and instructions are helping my playing skills and knowledge emensly. Thanks. 😁👍.
This is Great, thanks Will
Superb Will😎Great lesson on Paul Butterfield. I also like Your blue third very much. It sounds so incredible dirty, thick, real and deep going. Nobody I know plays it like You. So coool
Thanks man!
Thanks man, I'm just an amateur but you just nailed it. A few hints here and there and played all the notes spot on. Makes it a treat for the rest us. Also very happy that you bothered to gift us with key (C played in G), instead of assuming that we can all figure that out. Speaking only for myself, that is sometimes a difficulty.
Damn dude you’re quite the harpologist in your own rite! Thanks for the amazing lesson!
Thank you!!!!!
Hey Will,that's the amazing lesson!The graphic description helped me a lot!More such lessons!Thank you bro !
Thanks man, glad it helped
Best lesson ever 🤜🏼🤛🏼
Seriously man your content is the best!
Thank you ! Great Breakdown....def love to see a John Popper breakdown!
Merci beaucoup l'Ami !
Amazing…thank you
Great lesson Will. Well done. Thanks
Will what a great insight into PB style. Can’t tell you how many times I’ve listened to Everything’s Gonna Be Alright. I now have my new homework. Thanks!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Man, you are frickin’ fabulous!! I really enjoy listening to you. The energy.
Glad to hear it! Thank you
@@willharmonicawilde Will, I’m considering getting one of your specially tuned harps. A couple of questions. Are they easy to play? Which key would you get first? Thanks.
Great lesson. Thanks a lot.
I rode a skateboard for like 16 years. I read an article once that said ones style could be broke down in two parts, power and grace. I think there’s a lot of truth to that. You are a very interesting style of power and grace for sure
Thanks Ryan!
*Real Pro!* 👍
You do an excellent presentation and break it down so even beginers can understand. Have you noticed that Butterfield and Carlos Del Junco have some similarities?
Great video Mr Wilde, and I love your logo.
Thanks!
Good stuff, Will. Thanks mate!👍I’m going to have to try the Wilde tuning!
Ill watch this repeatedly,I sure do see the power of Wilde Tuning!!😎
He is fantastic.
thanx will
Excellent, thanks Will...
Brilliant as per mate keep it up bro
Great lesson. You managed to make sense of something that sounded complicated.
Glad to hear that! Thanks
@@willharmonicawilde Man, I'm going over this a few times...totally opened up my eyes to his magic. Can you do more Butterfield when you get a chance???
Superb breakdown....incredibly helpful and inspirational 🙏🤘
Thanks Paul!
Thank you - a great lesson for creating own ideas.
Awesome, glad you found it inspiring!
Hi Will! Thank you so much for the incredible content you put up. I just bought my 4th Wilde tuned harmonica and they absolutely kick ass!
Thanks Michael! Glad you're digging the tuning
VERY GOOD MY FRIEND, I´M FROM BRASIL. CONGRATULATIONS
Excellent, thanks!
Thanks Mike!
Great lesson!
Glad you liked it!
Love that harp ….
Hi will love your stuff and thanks heaps any chance of break down of blues from the lowlands .sonny terry and Brownie magee.Been trying to copy but aren't quite getting it
Criky, I am exhausted! How do you do it!
Will are you going to do a vidio on sydols got honners heard though there hard to get bends any advice will be appreciated like to get some thanks
salut Will! je viens de passer commande depuis la France pour un de tes Harmonica! combien de temps ça peu prendre pour la livraison,
Thanks Will!
Thanks for keeping us entertained during this crazy time 🙏
Do you plan to do a similar video on some 'Rock style' signature licks?
No problem, thanks Chloe. I may do... to be honest you could take what I did in this lesson and do it over a rock track, it would work just fine.
@@willharmonicawilde fine for me! I will work on that 🤟thanks so much for taking the time to share your knowledge 😊
Well, Will Wilde........THE BEAST, does it again! Love your style Will. Absolutely awesome little lesson.......THANK YOU!
Thanks Scott!
Yet another enjoyable lesson will love your style good insight to butterfield dont think he ever whent out the scale yet brillant your interpretation only whot i expected enough crawling for one night
Thanks Evan, glad you enjoyed it!
This guy is great
thx for the lesson man, you are a fantastic performer. what harps are you playing?
Thank you! I pay Seydel 1847's
Still working on it
Awesome Lesson Will😍
How about doing one of these signature licks on John Popper?
Good idea!
Jhon Popper, actually developed his style from Shugar Blue who did it first.
Thanks Will! Since Butterfield often uses draw 6 on the regular tuned harp in his runs, how do you handle that on a Wilde tuned harp?
Draw 7 whole step bend
@@willharmonicawildeI can't wait dude. Should have enough soon. Practicing on my special 20 till then. Love the harp. Gonna get a A. You're incredible man. Thanks.
Harmonica Key: 1:15
Féra vc está usando embocadura de pock?
This is all puckered
Sou Brasileiro!
Will, what does the / represent in the notes list mean please. Thank you.
Each / represents a half step bend. So / is a half step, // is a whole step, /// would be a step and a half
Thank you Will. Good of you to get back quickly.
@@rtnulb no problem
did he tongueblock mostly?
Just love your sound cant wait for my Skype will its just awesome
Hey Will, which harmonica are you using in this video. And please answer what do you think of buying a fender pro junior amp for harmonica. I got a green bullet already))
I'm using a Seydel 1847 Silver in the key of C. Apart from the last minute of the video, where I'm using Wilde Tuning. The Fender Pro Junior is a great amp for harp, I've used one on a couple of gigs.
@@willharmonicawilde thanks. Sadly it doesn't have reverb effect. But I can bought a reverb pedal I guess. What reverb pedal should I get for myself? And last thing, do you thing fender blues junior 4 is too loud for apartment playing and better to get fender pro junior with no reverb and get a reverb pedal? Thanks man ❤❤! 🤘😜🤘
@@denisivanov2522 Lone Wolf Harp Reverb is good. Blues Junior is OK, I actually prefer the sound of the Pro for harp. Any tube amp is too loud for apartment playing really (depending on your neighbours), even the Pro needs to be pretty loud to sound good.
@@willharmonicawilde thanks a lot. Gonna collect money for pro junior. Wish you best of Luck 🍀🤞.
Вил, ты на C играешь?
🖐️ Ton Harmonica??
great lesson, as usual; now, about paul buttefield, he seems to often play the major third instead of the minor third in minor key(such as the work song where he plays the 7 draw all over the place despite the tune being minor); he plays them fast, so it;s hard to spot, but he does it; so if he can get away with it, well... what about us :)
Sometimes you can get away with it if it is a quick passing note, you wouldn't want to wail on it though!
Im confused your tuned harps in whot key are thy in F C D G sorry for bieng a muppet can you explainlike the comment earlier thanks
Hi Evan, my tuning is available in A, Bb, C, D, LE, LF and G
@@willharmonicawilde thanks will whont them for Skype lesson whot should i get first thanks
A is a good one to start with.
@@willharmonicawilde thanks love to play on the road againg it whose fitst time you played it in hamburg love Alan Wilson
Im not saying but was clearly thinking this is the holy grail of butterfield lessons