Harmonica

The singer is R.L. Burnside. The song is called "It's Bad You Know" and is found on Burnside's 1998 remix album Come on In. The harmonica player is listed in the liner notes as Lester Butler.

it depends on the song

brass

The harmonica is part of the reed family.

Stevie Wonder plays a Hohner Chromatic Harmonica. He mostly plays the Super 64x chromatic which i recentally bought and it is amazing. The quality of sound of smoothness is incredible. I would recommend it to anyone playing the harmonica.

Approximately 20-30$

The harmonica is classified as a wind instrument.

the person who made the first harmonica is Heinrich Buschmann and The harmonica, also called harp, French harp, Blues_harp, and mouth organ,Special:Wysiwygis a Free_reed_aerophoneWind_instrument

One song is 'Jeremiah Was a Bullfrog' or 'Why Can't We Be Friends'. I forget the singer, but there really great loving songs. I hope you enjoy!

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there is no such thing

http://www.volcano.net/~jackmearl/songs/hsongs/happy_birthday_to_you.html 6 6 -6 6 7 -7

Hap-py birth-day to you,

6 6 -6 6 -8 7

Hap-py birth-day to you,

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Hap-py birth-day to ___ ___

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Hap-py birth-day to you.

the harmonica would either be in the blues group or the country music group

Steve York

Harmonica is an instrument that is played with the mouth. A HARMONIC balancer on an engine is removed with a tool commonly referred to as a hormonic balancer puller.

marine band by hohner

Key of C: On The Road Far from Home

4 4 3 4 4 3

-4 -4 3 3 -4-4 3

3 5 -4 4 -4

5 4 -4 -4 5 -4 4

5 -4 4 -3 4

4 4 3 4 -4 -4 5 -4 4

5 -4 4 6 -4

4 4 4 5 -4 4 -4 4

Don't believe Stevie Ray played Harmonica, maybe for kicks, not in any recording though.

TK

The woodwind family

The woodwind family

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Wooden. Hand-crafted by his mother Iasha.

Hohner harmonicas. He has his own web site; http://www.buddygreene.com/, where he goes into great detail about how he re-tunes his instruments or has them done by someone else. I asked the performer through his web site contact and was given this reply: "The first song of the Classical Medley is Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring by Bach, played in 1st position (key of C).The second song is based on Mozart's Sonata in C, Movement 1 (although here it is played in the key of G, with lots of bending). The third song adapted from Rossini's William Tell Overture, back in 1st position (key of C) with some high blow bends at the end. I played a C diatonic harmonica, probably a Meisterklasse or Golden Melody, both by Hohner" Bending is done by how hard or soft the player inhales or exhales across the reeds of the instrument while using their tongue to cover specific holes or by cupping the tongue while inhaling or use of the throat to achieve the note desired. This is difficult and hard to master.

A diatonic harmonica can play up to three octaves by using a playing technique called bending; it can thus be used to play any song. It is mostly used to play folk, country and of course blues music.

Despite it's toy-look diatonic harmonicas are quite difficult to fully master and require musical theory knowledge and exercise.