Course Information
Registration period
Year-round Recruitment
Course Level
Study Mode
Duration
0 Hour(s) 58 Minute(s)
Language
English
Taught by
Ben Hewlett
Rating
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Course Overview
'All the harmonica techniques in one song' - learn this and play it with guitar, keyboard, bass players and singers
This is your all in one classic harmonica anthem.
I've heard it described as 'All the harmonica techniques in one song'
It's a modern day Juke, but much easier.
I've broken it down and figured out all ten choruses with written notation and tablature.
Yup - every note.
I'll give you backing tracks in different keys and I'll explain every technique so you can grasp it and learn to play it.
I think you will find it easy to play with all this video instruction and written resources
Enjoy learning and soon you'll be playing alongside Magic Dick!
Course Content
- 4 section(s)
- 16 lecture(s)
- Section 1 Introduction/overview
- Section 2 Starting the tune
- Section 3 Second half of the tune
- Section 4 Finishing off with the start
What You’ll Learn
- You will learn all the techniques found in Whammer Jammer such as..., You will learn about blow bending, You will learn about chords and chugging, You will learn about Bye Bye Bird from Sonnyboy Williamson, You will learn about syncopation in music, Crafting a solo, Big band tension building and use of stops/breaks
Reviews
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MMatt
The class is great. I’m learning a lot. And the teacher knows a lot and is very knowledgeable about the subject.
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BBob Mang
Yes......It is broken down to an easy way to understand and practice......Would like to know how to download the entire song tab or notation, I can't seem to find it in the course any yet.......I would like to print it out so I can bring it anywhere i go to practice.........Please let me know if there is such a document......Thanks....Bob
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JJohn T. Hollis
As always, Ben is the best
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BBruce Troy Boggan
I am a beginner, so it is a little tough, but I am doing better with it the more times I repeat.. Ben is explaining it well...
