Blues Harmonica - Beautiful Harmonica Music | Relaxing Instrumental - Classical Harmonica Medley

Blues Harmonica - Beautiful Harmonica Music | Relaxing Instrumental - Classical Harmonica Medley [00:00:00] - 1. Blues & Trouble [00:06:20] - 2. Lookie Here -Steve Guyger [00:10:23] - 3. Bye Bye Bird - Sonny Boy Williamson [00:13:16] - 4. Blues Harmonica Solo [00:17:26] - 5. Charlie Musselwhite w- Richard Bargel [00:25:28] - 6. My Road Lies In Darkness - Charlie Musselwhite [00:30:57] - 7. Sweet Home Chicago - Blues Harmonica [00:34:46] - 8. The Mississippi Delta Blues Band . &Me Right&Wonder Why'' [00:45:57] - 9. Magic Slim and the Blue Jeans Blues [02:26:10] - 10. Buster Benton -Blues & trouble The harmonica reached blues and African-Americans who migrated north, mainly to Chicago but also Detroit, St. Louis and New York. African-American music increasingly began to use electric amplification for guitar, harp, double bass, and raw PA systems for vocals. Alec Rice Miller, better known as Sonny Boy Williamson II, was one of the important conditioners of this era. Using a full blues band, he became a popular performer in the South, with his daily broadcasts on King Biscuit Time originating live in Helena, Arkansas. He also helped popularize the cross-harp technique, which has become an important blues harmonica technique. A young harmonicist named Marion "Little Walter" Jacobs revolutionized the instrument by playing the harmonica with a microphone (usually a "Bullet" microphone sold to radio taxi dispatchers to use in hand with a microphone). harmonica...