How to play Miss You by The Rolling Stones on D Harmonica
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- Опубликовано: 30 июл 2024
- This week's harmonica lesson will show you how to play 'Miss You' by The Rolling Stones. You will need a harmonica in the key of D and we are playing in A minor. Click here for tab and audio clips - www.tomlinharmonicalessons.com...
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This is the best (most accurate) lesson that I have seen for this lick.
Thank you Tomlin!! this has been on my learn-to-play list for over a year.
Awesome! Now you've got it :-)
Cheers! Such a good tune! 👍
Great lesson. A must know riff for harp players.
Thanks Kerry :-)
Great lesson! I wanted to play that lick like that for so long. I was doing it in 3rd position because I could not bend until recently. This is much more bluesy and the way that Sugar Blue sounded. I actually heard Sugar Blue play that live a number of times over the years.
Awesome to hear John - It's great when you can revisit something you've played in the past and improve upon it :-)
Great Tomlin. Thanks so much.
No problem my friend :-)
amazing thank so much for doing these little lessions
My pleasure Brandon :-)
Thank You
Hey Tomlin, big thank you for the lessons, my playing is improving dramatically which I'm applying to the gigs I'm doing. Cheers man
That's awesome to hear Lee :-)
Thanks man!!
great stuff, can you maybe give us a lesson on Huey Lewis' Working for A Living harmonica solo?
nice man!
i love the lick videos
Nice tone ,well done 🎶👍 do you show the end improvising part of the tune?
A tutorial on When the Levee Breaks would be awesome, just sayin. Thumbs up if anyone else thinks the same.
itd be kinda hard, i think you probably mean the Led zeppelin version, that would be amazing, but its also played backwards isnt it?
George Lumsden forget that backwards stuff. When the Levee Breaks is a cool bluesy song, check out Zepparella covering it on RUclips
Great suggestion :-)
I don't think it is played backwards - I'll check it out...
Reverse echo/delay effect added I believe...notes are not actually played backwards... but the repeats are reversed...
Can you do a video on the main body harp solo and outro riffs?
any chance of breaking down the little harmonica solo at the end of miss you?
Your videos are greatly appreciated. Will you do one on schoolboy cleve strange letter blues?
I'm glad you like the videos Josh - I'll have a look at Schoolboy Clever Strange Letter Blues
Hey Tomlin, thanks for the video. I just got a D diatonic harp, but it doesn't seem to align with the notes. Any idea what's the matter? It's a East top 10 hole diatonic in D.
Can you consider analyzing Night Owl Blues?
I appreciate it Tomlin. I try to blow a little myself, but Not as accomplished as you, I improvise a lot & I learn a lot from you man, thanks. You can check me out on JP Paradise
I’m using a Special 20 Hohner. I cannot get the required C note (the 3 hole draw) without an intense bend. It doesn’t sound right.
hi tomlin what make of harp are you using , use Special 20 doesnt sound the same?
I always have a problem keeping track of the beat and rhythm, do you count out loud in your mind or more by feel? Also what are some ways that I can work I this?
I would practice counting out loud in your mind. Eventually it will become subconscious :-)
hey can you make a tutorial of the harmonica solo in heaven nor hell from volbeat?:)
I'll check it out :-)
I see a lot of these but this is the only one that sounds perfect?
I'm sure someone has pointed this out to you but the key signature you have up is A major. A natural Minor has no sharps or flats.
Gr8 lesson, Tomlin! You do it so smoothly! Just like Sugar! How advanced is this, in your opinion?
Cheers bro! I would say this is intermediate according to my levels - tomlinharmonicalessons.com/what-level-are-you/
Tomlin Leckie Tnx! I'm doing it, but I'm not totally satisfied with my 3 draw half-step bend, especially at the end. Is it normal for someone who's been playing for quite a few years to have trouble getting it in pitch and controlling it?
Sounds great Tomlin! I’m just wondering what brand of D harp you’re using. I’ve been trying to play it on a Special 20. Is that okay?
i love this song i find its very difficult thi
and it was very helpful the repeated 2 hole draw excersise
Is Sugar Blue the most respected LIVING Harp player? Anyone else agree?
Totally agree its in G man???or my hearing is totally shot😢
Is this an Suzuki Olive?
Hi Victor, yes it is :-)
A nice tasty lick to intersperse between these is -4/ -4 ____ +4 -3/ + 4 -3/ -2 (56) (56)
Is it in A minor, or just second position A?
I thought C would give you an A minor
Norman Kirchner second position on a d harp gives you the notes of A minor and A major, depending on the notes you play. On a C harp 1st position, if you playing the major scale, but start on the A note (3whole bend or 6 draw), thats A minor also. its the natural minor, 4th position if you're talking harmonica
Dominique Perreira that's a great reply and not what I expected. I'll need head scratch on that a bit and try it out some while I stare at some music scales
Norman Kirchner no prob. there this site called "www.angelfire.com/tx/myquill/Harpscript.html " which is a scale generator for harmonica. Easy to learn to use, Very useful for seeing which scales are available, the relationship betwen notes and all the modes if you understand them. Happy Harpin'
I think the key to getting A minor is the half step bend on hole 3 draw. This bends the C# down to C. In a recent video, Tomlin recommends an App, ‘insTuner' - this helps check the accuracy of your bends (highly recommended).
Hi Norman, positions are not major or minor. The notes you choose to play in a specific position are Major or Minor. So for example, I can play A major or A minor on a D harmonica but I can also play A major or A minor on an A harmonic in 1st position. Hope that helps - positions are mystical :-)
I thought it's ok I won't return it. still works fine almost. Then two weeks in I find out the 2 being a dud on the draw is wayyy more of a problem than I thought. I'm probably going cave and get a new D just to play this song while driving.. God damb Horner to hell im never buying another piece from them.
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G harpis the correct harmonica It doesn't work in D You need a G harp
Thought it was a violin lol