HOW TO PLAY HOOCHIE COOCHIE MAN & MANNISH BOY RIFFS (HARMONICA TUTORIAL)
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
- British Blues Harmonica Player Will Wilde shows you how to play two classic blues riffs.
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Finally!! Someone who plays it correctly! Thank You!
Brilliant lesson - the double stops really make it sound authentic and raw. Thanks!
sound,Will!!....had worked these two out myself long ago....but was just playing MANNISH on single notes.....your so right.....sounds much better now!.....cheers!
Dude thanks for breaking these down and teaching it 👍
11/18. I LOVE HOOCHIE KOOCHIE! I LOVE YOUR ACCENT! GREAT LESSON!
Outstanding
Thanks man. I love your style, you're my favorite player. I appreciate all of your hard work with the videos. They're so damn useful. If you ever come to the states and perform anywhere close to Cincinnati, Oh, I'll definitely try to come see you play. Have a good one
The first position has such a different and great sound. I’ve always done this in 2nd. I’ll go try first.
Hello Will, we come at your concert on saturday at village habach :-)
Thank u so much for shearing your nowledge and talent awesome
Another one of my favorites, Nice!!
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Thanks for all the lessons! Brilliant
You’re amazingly talented thanks!
Well done. Fantastic playing!
Thanks bro, nice video!
Cheers !
You helped my daughter thanks
That's great, thanks Margaret!
Will can you tell us what exact brand and model of harmonica are you using for the D harmonica ? and do you think a chromatic hohner is also reccomended for blues ?
It's a Seydel 1847 Silver. As far as the chromatic is concerned, it all depends on what you want to play!
Delightful playing sir. I've seen all your videos at this point so I subbed for good measure!
Odd quick-question: Have you ever met or considered meeting Gunthrie Govan? I'm an American from Columbus Ohio (Similar in weather to parts of Ireland, for reference) but I understand you both are Brits. I learned Harmonica from you & Hakan Ehn & basic Acoustic Guitar from him. I'm better at the A, G & C harps then the ax though, thanks in large part to you!
Thanks. These are exactly the sorta riff tutorials for which I've been searching. Can you recommend any other standard blues riffs to use as "home?" Also, I'd greatly appreciate some funk/soul riff tutorials please.
You put some stank on that. Well done , I dig your style.
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Hey Will, I'd love some pointers on the main riff from 'A Ton of Money' by Rick Estrin. I've got the main gist but I'd love you to break it down.
good luck
Can you do a tutorial for Lazy by Deep Purple, pleeese
Were those the Seydel 1847 Silver Harps?
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Thanks brother, WHATS YOUR CHOICE IN HARPS?
Seydel 1847
So if a song is in key of C then if you play harp on first possition then you need C harp?
Yess!
what harp key please
Nice one
It's really worth noting what you say about James Cotton and his lack of effects
He's got the best aperture (is that the right spelling? I unno) of any harp I've ever heard.
No fx, just hard and heavy playing on a seydel - no bullet mics and sounds the best
But, the sure 585 he used a lot does break up a bit - more than a 58; and the amps he used, when he did - were bloody great big fender twins. I think he got his sound from just being loud as hell with a little break up and overdrive, but not much.
.... I think about this stuff too much.
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suzuki manji?
great, are you recording too for songs ?
Thanks, I have recorded four albums under my own name and sessioned on several other artists records.
ok sounds nice, in fact i have a song project, i send you this via facebook
I know this is 6 years old , but why not teach the whole song ? I love Muddy Waters and James Cotton and have both of those on cassette tape . My favorite version is Eric Clapton's " Blues from the Cradle " . Might have been Jerry Portnoy on the harp . . . I would like someone to teach the whole song . Anyhow I have enjoyed your other vids that I have seen . Thanks
mannish boy D key
I’m not saying you’re wrong, but how is the Hoochie Coochie Man riff in first position? Aren’t you just going up the blues scale?
You can play a blues scale in any position. He played in first on this song meaning he used blow 4 as the root note. A on an A harp.
Will Wilde Oh thanks for clearing that up. So you can play a blues scale in any position, but the roots will be different?
@@winstonchurchill624 Yes, the formula for the blues scale is just Root, flat 3rd, 4, flat 5, 5, flat 7, octave. With the use of overblows and bends you can do that in all twelve keys on any harp: certain positions will be much more difficult/awkward than others though depending on how the notes are laid out and how many overblows/bends are required.
Will Wilde OK thank you man.
Yeah. Both of these riffs start in hole 2 draw. Isn't that classic cross-harp 2nd position?
This isn't hoochie coochie man this is Manish boy
I teach both songs in this video, hence the title "how to play the hoochie coochie man and mannish boy riffs"