Hi Everyone -
This week we will cover the next two choruses of my Big Walter Horton tribute. I start out by getting away from the more repetitive type of choruses and switch things up a bit. We’ll go over a short little double-time section, long drawn out bends, “duck quacks” and more! And of course, all the while, remember to let your tongue-blocked shuffle rhythm chords sneak in there between many of these licks!
Get ready to shuffle like Horton…
Dennis
Topics and/or subjects covered in this lesson:
Blues
key of E
A Harp
Big Walter Horton
Dennis Gruenling
Dave Gross
Horton Shuffle
Print Chords & Tab
A Harp in the Key of E
Loop 0:00 Dennis and Dave Playing the 6th and 7th Chorus
Loop 1:00 Breakdown of I Chord (First 4 Bars)
Loop 2:54 Practice Loop of First 4 Bars
Loop 3:18 IV Chord Breakdown
Loop 4:40 Practice Loop of IV Chord
Loop 4:54 Double Time Riff
Loop 6:09 Practice Loop of IV Chord and Double Time Riff
Loop 6:30 Practice Loop of First 8 Bars
Loop 6:57 V Chord, IV and "Duck Quack"
Loop 9:05 Practice Loop of V Chord and Turnaround
Loop 9:51 Slow Practice Loop of Bars 1 - 12
Loop 10:22 At Tempo - Sixth Chorus (Bars 1 - 12) Practice Loop
Seventh Verse
Loop 10:51 Breakdown of I Chord (First 4 Bars)
Loop 11:55 Practice Loop of First 4 Bars
Loop 12:06 IV Chord and I Chord Breakdown (Bars 5 - 8)
Loop 13:05 Practice Loop of Bars 5 - 8
Loop 13:18 Practice Loop of First 8 Bars
Loop 13:40 Breakdown of V Chord, IV and Turnaround
Loop 14:58 Practice Loop of Bars 9 - 12
Loop 15:29 Slow Practice Loop of Bars 1 - 12
Loop 15:58 At Tempo - Seventh Chorus (Bars 1 - 12) Practice Loop
Loop 16:23 Practict Loop of Sixth and Seventh Chorus Together
Comments
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Are you tongue switching on the 1 hole?
I do occasionally, but it is not necessary.
I hope the next video shows how to do a reed replacement on the one draw.
If you do enough "duck quack" 1 draws you wil certainly need to replace reeds, haha!
It's a Goodun...!!
Thanks!