The beatles love me do harmonica lesson with tabs - SLOW VERSION

Free blues harmonica lessons with tabs and online blues harp courses. Very often, when talking about music, the simple things are those that work best, and the song Love Me Do by the Beatles is a great example of simple but effective. Today, I want to teach you how to play like John Lennon did on this memorable track, and to do this, I’ve provided you with the tabs and videos for your practice, where you will play with me first and then alone on the backing track. In each video, the tabs are shown to facilitate your training, and you’ll also find the slow version of both the play-along and the backing track. Most of the notes you’re going to use are on the first 5 holes – in fact, everything happens on holes 3, 4, and 5 until we reach the solo. There, you should be able to play a couple of draw bending on holes 2 and 3. The original Love Me Do recording presents a nice out-of-tune harmonica sound, and this perfectly suits this kind of song, because blues harmonica isn’t about perfection. Sometimes, it’s about ambiguous tuning, and the fact that the player doesn’t exactly hit every single note becomes an advantage, as it can make everything sound more soulful and genuine. And after all, that’s exactly why we love the blues harmonica, right? In which key do we need to play Love Me Do? I would say G major, where every main lick ends on the root note G, hole 3 blow. Basically, you’ll play in second position, using the minor seventh note F in place of the major F sharp.