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Play the harp riff from the Green Onions video Play Sugar Blue's signature riff on the harmonica

Tune the harmonica using the draw scraper Sing, keep a strong beat, and play the harmonica

Play 'On the Road Again' on the harmonica Play train songs and the fox chase on the harmonica Play jazz blues in 11th position on the harmonica Play a drone blues riff with your harmonica Play the opening riff of 'Mother Mojo' on harmonica Play a blues based intro to 11th position on harmonica Play clear single notes and vibrato on the harmonica Play the Stone Fox Chase on the harmonica Use an octave playing technique on your harmonica

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(1) Part 1 of 5 - How to Play 'Whammer Jammer' by Magic Dick on harmonica, (2) Part 2 of 5 - How to Play 'Whammer Jammer' by Magic Dick on harmonica, (3) Part 3 of 5 - How to Play 'Whammer Jammer' by Magic Dick on harmonica, (4) Part 4 of 5 - How to Play 'Whammer Jammer' by Magic Dick on harmonica, (5) Part 5 of 5 - How to Play 'Whammer Jammer' by Magic Dick on harmonica Here’s Magic Dick in 2009 performing his famous “Whammer Jammer” instrumental, with Tommy Castro on guitar, Chris Sandoval on drums, and Scot Sutherland on bass.Please enable JavaScript to watch this video. patent for an improved harp they call the “Magic Harmonica.” In 1992, he and musician Pierre Beauregard were awarded a U.S. “My mother bought me a Marine Band harmonica, which is the very same harp that I play today.” He’s been in love with the instrument all his life. “When I was three years old, I had a pretty bad case of the flu,” Magic Dick told in 2009. The band fused Chicago blues with classic jazz, and released two albums: “Bluestime” (1994) and “Little Car Blues” (1996).

In the early ’90s, Salwitz formed Bluestime with John Geils, his former college schoolmate from Worcester Polytechnic Institute. If lightweight tunes like “Centerfold” and “Freeze Frame” are the only songs that come to mind when you think J.Geils Band, then you need to discover the roof-raising music that made this group one of the hottest good-time bar bands of the ’70s. Other members included founder and guitarist John Geils (who passed away on April 11, 2017), bassist Danny Klein, drummer Stephen Jo Bladd, and keyboardist Seth Justman. In The Rolling Stone Record Guide, music journalist Dave Marsh described Magic Dick as possibly “the best white musician to ever play blues harmonica.” His harp playing, coupled with the jiving vocals and showmanship of frontman Peter Wolf, fueled the J. In the early days, they jammed with such blues greats as James Cotton, Muddy Waters, John Lee Hooker, Buddy Guy and Junior Wells. Today’s the 72nd birthday of the man who helped put the whammer in the jammer of the J.Geils Band - from the group’s 1965 origins in Worcester, Massachusetts, through their breakup in 1985. And Richard Salwitz is one of the best - harmonica players, that is. With a nickname like “Magic Dick” you’d better be damn good at what you do.

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