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Harmonica Fake Book: 140 Songs with Accurate Transcriptions of Famous Solos and Licks
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Harmonica Fake Book: 140 Songs with Accurate Transcriptions of Famous Solos and Licks
Current price: $64.99


Harmonica Fake Book: 140 Songs with Accurate Transcriptions of Famous Solos and Licks
Current price: $64.99
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(Harmonica). 140 songs carefully selected and arranged in the fake book format melody lines and chord symbols for the most popular harmonica of all time, the 10-hole diatonic C harp. This monumental collection contains fun to play melodies from a variety of genres: blues, rock, country, folk, traditional, gospel, and pop. They're arranged in several harmonica positions (1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th & 12th) for beginners to professional! Each song lists useful information to help you play these songs in their original keys. Many songs contain note-for-note transcriptions of harmonica intros, licks or solos played by blues harp royalty and the pros of pop, folk, rock, and country.
(Harmonica). 140 songs carefully selected and arranged in the fake book format melody lines and chord symbols for the most popular harmonica of all time, the 10-hole diatonic C harp. This monumental collection contains fun to play melodies from a variety of genres: blues, rock, country, folk, traditional, gospel, and pop. They're arranged in several harmonica positions (1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th & 12th) for beginners to professional! Each song lists useful information to help you play these songs in their original keys. Many songs contain note-for-note transcriptions of harmonica intros, licks or solos played by blues harp royalty and the pros of pop, folk, rock, and country.


















