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}} NOTICE {{ Please consider joining my Patreon for USD $7 a month. I post exclusive content for subscribers and a range of other benefits. Find out more and subscribe at: }} NOTICE ENDS {{ This is a very quick run-through on a strategy for getting licks into your long-term memory and practising playing them in context. Demonstrated with a Big Walter Horton lick. It's aimed at players with a bit of experience under their belt. For more information on 12-bar blues and how to start playing along to one check out my Introduction to the 12 Bar Blues for Harmonica Players pdf: The lick goes something like this (though I'm sure I've put a few variations in unintentionally): 2 3'' (pull) 3' 2 2 Here's a key for the tab: But of course, the idea is to use this process with any and all licks you want to memorise. The jam track I'm using is from Jimi Lee's Groovetrax and I strongly urge you to buy the 2-disc set. They are superb and invaluable for practising. This is a small example of the harmonica tuition I provide. 1-1 in-person or Skype lessons are available. More information and general harmonica nerd stuff at Drop me an email, and happy harping!
