Little Walter 'Blues with a Feeling' Intro

Little Walter, one of my all time favorite harmonica players. Grab a D harmonica!!

Blues With a Feeling Intro. Song is in A, harmonica is key of D (played in 2nd position)
2d 3d,4d(warble) 1,4b 3d,4d(warble) 2d ( repeat line 3 times)
1b,4b 1b,4b 2b,5b 2d,5d 3b,6b (repeat line twice)
2d 2d 3d,4d (warble) 1b,4b 3d,4d (warble) 2d (repeat line twice)
2d" 2d" 2d" 1d
3d"' 3d" 8d 7d 3b,6b
2b,5b 2d 3d,4d (warble) 3d,4d (warble) 2d

[Harmonica]

keep in mind he's playing amplified so the tone will be different...plus it's freakin Little Walter!

[jamesmares]

Not one of the greatest living players, but one of The Greatest of All Times

[loasidasortiz]

I'm so glad u didn't forget Little Walter!

[_Jarkor]

I can not even copy the sound with an amp, close...
But Little Walter is a Legend, I have a lot of he's music. Never gets boring. Yea buddy how the .... could he be missed. I didn't even reflect. But know he got his time in the spotlight again. Thanks bro, nice upload.

[KBCC_Garage]

Definitely have to bookmark this video. I love love that intro by Little Walter. Thanks for sharing and helping us out with this Ronnie!

[evandavies]

Bang on ronnie loved the mans music great onsite from you any more please evan uk

[alleycat-]

Ronnie this is an awesome lesson. Brilliant way to start of my harpin day. Your teachings, comments, vids, GBH, workshops etc. are a great strength to not only the harmonica world but to YouTube.You are among one of the best.

[AmilB]

Thanks for the tabs Ronnie! You're definitely my favourite teacher.

[JawanBailey]

I've been working hard on 3rd position, but I absolutely suck at octaves, those 4, 8 splits are killer... But I'm starting to get this. Maybe this will get me on my way. Thanks Ronnie!

[nickfermi]

Thanks v much Ronnie. Loving studying Lil W. Not got that much into this song before but love the opening riff now that you've brought it to the attention. Look forward to trying to work out the turnaround myself. Thanks again. Nick

[nicklund]

What about “sad hours”? I can’t find a tutorial online. Ronnie, you’re the mhan dude!

[sagehopkins]

Love the self admonishment brother! LOL!! Yea' i agree with a lot of your pics of the most influencial players and love this follow up video instruction/blog/diary that you have generously supplied us pilgrims on the path to finding our unique tone!
Keep up the good work and looking forward to the next Blues Summit with Jason Ricci!!
:)

[beackerlopez]

excellent video as always, thank you very much, I would like you to be able to do at some point the harmonica solo that Little Walter does in the song

[marybethhempel]

Awesome! Yeah, Little Walter is one of my favorites! :)
Great video Ronnie! :)

[andygarrigue]

The first Little Walter song that blew my mind was Mellow Down Easy on a collection called Wizards of the South Side. That compact solo, that slice of lightning, still gets me every time. Thanks Ronnie! I think Butterfield does it in G, with harp in C?

[richardhayes]

I was wondering.... Well done. That was a cool recovery.

[eetechtom]

This is great.Just started learning Tomlin’s version of Rollin & Tumblin, this will be a good follow up as far as learning/practicing more splits!

[hueregopfnomal]

I think on the 5 Chord Walter is hitting 2 double bend twice and then a single bend on hole number 2 ... beautiful voicing ... those little extra pearls are exaclty where Walter would differ from most other players.

[dwaynemartinharmonicaplaye]

Nice Video! Can you do a Sonny Boy Williamson 99 live solo, G Harmonica and Tabs in Normal and Slow Blues in the Key of D 2nd Position

[FAHRENHEITJL]

Insperation as always.
Shouldn't have jinxed it with the " best player alive" Coment though.