#3 Blues Harmonica Solos

Here is 3 versions of a harmonica solo from a song called ‘Lala’.
Nylon Guitar & Key C Harmonica
Ukulele & key Low F Harmonica
Electric Guitar & key C Harmonica

I wanted to share how the same harmonica solo can sound with different instruments.
Let me know in comments what version you enjoyed most?

If you would like to learn how to play this song Lala on Guitar, ukulele & harmonica then visit my Patreon page below.

Harmonica I’m playing is a Juzzie Smith Blues Harmonica in Key C (so easy to play & very affordable)
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[Алполаз]

I liked the ukulele version, I want more comparisons like this)

[rontimber]

They are all amazing! It's hard to beat it when the rhythm is added in.

[hmfernandes]

Juzzie you have the jazz.
Pretty sure you could make two stones and a stick sound great.

[Elleaquarius]

All sound good but if I have to pick one, the electric 😃

[mikaelspence]

I just received one of your harps in the mail and I was blown away by it. This one is good. I'm a bass player and recently got into playing the harmonica at the beginning of the year and once I worked out getting those single notes good and learned some basic songs I went crazy buying all your standard harp models. Your model is amazing it put a huge smile on my face as soon as I started playing it. I said OH YEAH! This things got some weight to it. Feels amazing in my hand. It's awesome and looks amazing..

[JNCScorpio]

That's incredible! I'm just starting out learning both guitar and harmonica. I'm interested in learning blues, jazz, and possibly country. I'm starting with blues, I really like low, somber music.

[cgtprospectingadventures]

Your lessons really help us all that love playing, , ahhahahahaa or trying to play the harmonica. Thanks for sharing with us your badass skills. 🎼🎵🎶🎵

[here-right-here]

Thank you. It's hard to pick a favorite but I'll go with the acoustic guitar. I play harmonica with my tenor uke(low G). Sounds better/fuller than the concert uke with harmonica.
I love your content!

[anagyvarazslo]

Smooth and cool as always! :D Juzzie vibes ftw! :D

[Airicalchemy]

I have a blues harp 10. From Berlin, 1939.

[jeffsinnock]

The ukulele is my fav I can whistle exceptionally well having issues trying to get to each note on my Horner C, what can I do

[Globalyss]

hello i bought a harmonica that has an E on it and im learing is this bad and can you tell me which songs i can play

[ryanbromley]

Very nice! Can you tell me about your mic setup on the electric version?

[ralfhagedorn]

Hi Juzzy. Two years ago I lost the tip of my left middle finger, for me as a gitarre player, this was a dramatic cut (😂). So I switched to CigarBoxGuitar, which I built by myself. Since then I made 67 CBGs and also a few basses. Now I would like to learn playing harmonica in addition BUT...which one is the right one. My CBGs are normally tuned in open G. Can I ask you for advice please Greetings from germany

[vincenzodaddy]

Definitely acoustic(nylon strings) guitar

[richgray]

Acoustic my fav, electric the fullest, uke too thin.