It's because of guys like Ronnie that I can keep progressing on the instrument. All by myself, I could never do it. This 3 hole stuff I would NEVER figure it out by myself. Thanks man.
Ronnie, I just wanted you to know how much these 3 videos on 3 holes jam are helping me. It’s the format actually. 1. You play on one video with very little talking. 2. Then you follow with 2 videos that dissecting that video. So helpful because it allows me to jam along for the first video. I get to figure things out for myself this way. Please consider using this same format more in the future. Thank you.
This is good, this little exercise has given me a lot and now just sat here noodling with the bottom 3 holes and getting WAY more out of them than o ever had before! Sincerely, thanks!
Hi Ronnie I have a whole set of seydel session steel harmonicas just a few minutes ago the 7th whole blow went out on me I have hardly played the a flat could you help me as to what may have happened even with my B flat B harp have the high register 8 draw going out knowing they were stainless steel Reeds they should last a pretty good while. But the a flat harp is what was confusing me I hardly have ever played the a flat harp could I have over blowed too hard or when harmonicas are cold should they be warmed up
ya..you gotta go easy on them, especially holes 7-10. these short reeds can only withstand a certain amount of air pressure before they fight you or go out. i've had a Seydel 1847 that went flat after a day or so. this was years ago but the point is that any material (even stainless steel) can go out quickly if you don't respect the limitations of how hard you can play them.
@@Harmonica123 that may have been what happened I've been playing for quite some time now I'm not even nowhere near close As Good As You Are maybe it was just a faulty read as I know to play softer up in the higher registers because it's more delicate. Do you give Skype lessons??
3d 1/2 stp bnd. Bring down to (Full stp Bend) Fast. 2d. 2 b. 2d x2 hand wa wa . 3d 1/2 stp bnd. 2d ow to bnd. 2d x 2 wawa. 123d. Yaya. Take harmonica out 1 d. 2 d full stp bnd. 2d 1/2 stp bnd. 2x. 2d. 1d. 2d dirty w/ 123 ( cord ) 2d x2. ( 3:36 )
It's because of guys like Ronnie that I can keep progressing on the instrument. All by myself, I could never do it. This 3 hole stuff I would NEVER figure it out by myself. Thanks man.
You dont have any tabs, any script but you make it all make sense for beginners anyway. Best harmonica teacher ever!
Ronnie,
I just wanted you to know how much these 3 videos on 3 holes jam are helping me. It’s the format actually. 1. You play on one video with very little talking. 2. Then you follow with 2 videos that dissecting that video. So helpful because it allows me to jam along for the first video. I get to figure things out for myself this way. Please consider using this same format more in the future. Thank you.
noted, thanks
This is good, this little exercise has given me a lot and now just sat here noodling with the bottom 3 holes and getting WAY more out of them than o ever had before! Sincerely, thanks!
Awesome stuff Ronnie, love it. Your vibrato control on that 3 half step bend was great. Thanks for doing this.
got a short vid for that coming soon!
Living legend, love it, keep em coming !
Thanks for this Ronnie... I was amazed at the combinations...
right on! glad you guys dig it.
These are gold. Thank you Mr Shellist.
Thank you! Great tune and instruction!
Thank you for you’re time.
Great ! 😎
Not for a beginner but got some tips..😎
Thx Ronnie 💪😊
Grazie sei un grande maestro!
Thanks!!
Hi Ronnie I have a whole set of seydel session steel harmonicas just a few minutes ago the 7th whole blow went out on me I have hardly played the a flat could you help me as to what may have happened even with my B flat B harp have the high register 8 draw going out knowing they were stainless steel Reeds they should last a pretty good while. But the a flat harp is what was confusing me I hardly have ever played the a flat harp could I have over blowed too hard or when harmonicas are cold should they be warmed up
ya..you gotta go easy on them, especially holes 7-10. these short reeds can only withstand a certain amount of air pressure before they fight you or go out. i've had a Seydel 1847 that went flat after a day or so. this was years ago but the point is that any material (even stainless steel) can go out quickly if you don't respect the limitations of how hard you can play them.
@@Harmonica123 that may have been what happened I've been playing for quite some time now I'm not even nowhere near close As Good As You Are maybe it was just a faulty read as I know to play softer up in the higher registers because it's more delicate. Do you give Skype lessons??
@@zachariahjosephturne got ya...yes I do. you can email me directly to discuss: RonnieShellist@gmail.com
Where can I find the backing track Ronnie? You sell backing tracks?
you can find plain-shuffle.mp3 backing track here: www.harmonica123.com/product/acoustic-jam-tracks-vol/ (if still relevant)
Easy 4 Ronnie 2 say. Just like THAT
Note 1000
3d 1/2 stp bnd. Bring down to (Full stp Bend)
Fast. 2d. 2 b. 2d x2 hand wa wa . 3d 1/2 stp bnd. 2d ow to bnd. 2d x 2 wawa. 123d. Yaya. Take harmonica out
1 d. 2 d full stp bnd. 2d 1/2 stp bnd. 2x. 2d. 1d. 2d dirty w/ 123 ( cord )
2d x2. ( 3:36 )