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Learn Whammer Jammer today - harmonica monster rock classic
Rating: 4.5 out of 5(15 ratings)
107 students

Learn Whammer Jammer today - harmonica monster rock classic

'All the harmonica techniques in one song' - learn this and play it with guitar, keyboard, bass players and singers
Created byBen Hewlett
Last updated 8/2019
English
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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

Course content

4 sections16 lectures58m total length
  • Promo/trailer movie1:58

    Please watch the promo here

  • Introduction5:00

    Let me introduce you to Whammer Jammer



  • Bye Bye Bird3:50

    Where do you think this tune comes from?

  • Research0:05

    Check out these links for fun and research

Requirements

  • You just need a C diatonic harp and ideally (but not essential) and A diatonic harp

Description

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!


Who this course is for:

  • This is for everyone. Beginners will learn a lot and be able to play the first few choruses immediately and have a challenge on the rest. Intermediates will get halfway and then face challenges!