How to play 'I Guess Thats Why They Call It The Blues' by Elton John - Stevie Wonder harmonica solo

Solo taken from 'I Guess That's Why They Call It the Blues' by Elton John, featured on the 1983 album 'Too Low For Zero'

Welcome to the Stevie Solo Series! Learn to play the iconic Chromatic Harmonica solos of Stevie Wonder with Pat Levett. Full transcriptions available to download along with mp3 backing tracks to practice with. The only resource of its kind anywhere on the internet! Be sure to check out the 'Stevie Solo Series playlist' on Spotify too - over 14 hours of tracks that Stevie Wonder contributed to!

[philippeadnot]

Always a great pleasure to listen even when short..!

[Landstar]

The reason I ALWAYS wanted to learn this instrument. This riff

[Landstar]

Hey Pat, I'm just starting my harmonica journey tomorrow and was wondering what's the deal on the side you're slapping? Is it purely to bend the note?

[boboscurse]

Got my chromatic harmonica today. Rabbit hole I'm sure.

[DSKim-ejuf]

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[Jayell]

DID YOU REALLY JUST PLAY THAT!!!? Amazing! Fantastic job! I'm a novice so to speak. My brother has a chromatic harmonica that he's letting me use but it's pretty fried. Even if it wasn't, that would take me a year to get down pat!

[bbgunassasin]

Im just getting into harmonica but I’ve never seen one like that

[miguelpublicidad]

Simply W O N D E R F U L L🎨🥇 THANKS SO MUCHH💚 GOD BLESS YOU

[thequietstorm]

That last note, chills (like it was a note into a never-ending dream) 🥹🥰

[iamsetset]

Well Played! I can't find the backing track you mention here or on your website.

[eisenfarn]

That is a lovely bit of playing, thank you

[doxby]

What’s that tool you used to do the cool riffs (I don’t know what that technique is called)? The one here you change between 2 notes at the speed of sound?😅

[harrisenviator]

Can you tell me what brand of harmonica you’re playing?

[Edinladyface]

Very good, wonderful to hear, what model of microphone did you use?

[thiccmandingo]

Hey there I was wondering if you have a link to where you got that harp