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Harvest Moon - Neil Young?
I never played harmonica before, but I would like to know what type/key,etc
he uses at time 3:55 of this YT video. So I've got some learning to do. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qVi0UvFu8Yo I play this in on my 12str on fret 3 in E,E/M,A7,G,D on standard tuning and have that down pat. But I'm going for the max and want to include the harmonica. Thanks for the help.
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Neil plays it in drop D.
Not sure about the harp - I'd guess, as it's not a blues, that it's a normal diatonic one in D (rather than blues cross harp in A) - but I could be wrong.
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Quote:
Now I can torture my wife with my practicing my new found instrument.
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OK! If she complains you can always blame some idiot on the internet for giving you bad advice.
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JonPR is right, Young plays it in drop D and straight harp in D as well ( I know because for some reason when I play live I always try to put this song in G so end up with the wrong harp in the holder 3/4 of the way through the song. Fortunately I'm part of a duo on this one and not singing so can fix my mistake-provided I realize it before that first off key blast of the harp!)
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