Stevie:
- Isn't she lovely
- Boogie on reggae woman
John Popper:
- Hook
- Run-Around
Little Walter:
- Juke
So many more that I have heard but don't know the names of
Stevie:
John Popper:
Little Walter:
So many more that I have heard but don't know the names of
Sad to see thereβs no Gorilla Biscuits in this thread yet. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RjR0GUOAXOU
Edit: And, of course, the obligatory Warrant cover version
Sing Song Kitty by Doc Watson
Rude and Rambling Man by Doc Watson and friends on Pete Seeger's public access show Rainbow Quest. The harmonica doesn't really stand out much, but it's there adding a layer of depth to the fiddle which is neat and not something I hear often
Edit: also Bob Dylan has a lot of harmonica heavy songs, but I'm not a fan so I couldn't tell you which ones are worth listening to
Second edit: also Woody Guthrie has a bunch of songs with harmonica as well, if you're not sick of old folk music
Doc Watson is great. I would also put his talent at finger picking guitar up with folk legends like John Fahey
Doc Watson seems cool, definitly putting him on the list.
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Beck - Beautiful Way is one of my faves
This one doesn't technically count, as there is no full version of this, but I literally can't get it out of my head some days.
Gonna be the first weeb to suggest Cowboy Bebop
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