How to play Paranoid – Part 2 (of 2) – Black Sabbath rock riff harmonica lessons with tabs
by on Monday, February 14th, 2011 | 20 Comments
Watch my Black Sabbath harmonica videos: www.youtube.com Part 1 of How to play Paranoid: www.youtube.com ****See tabs below**** SECOND MELODY-PART 1: 3 draw-bend-half play 4 times: 1-2 draw; breathe out play 4 times: 1-2 draw 4 blow 3 draw-bend-half play 6 times (or vibrato):…
Very good instructional video. It is great that you are sharing what you know with others. Thank you!
I really appreciate your comment!
Kanonbra igen (gäller också del 1)!
Verkligen inspirerande och pedagogiskt.
Man hoppas på fler liknande lektioner!
Tackar! Det var kul att höra
Thanks a lot Hakan.
Your lessons are really cool.
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Steph.
Thank you Steph!
Hakan
wow man! u always have some cool stuff!! i really love ur videos man, u made my dream come true jaja, a friend, some months ago, wanted me to play paranoid on his band on harmonica, but my version…. sucked… thx a lot for this!!! now… whats better, Marine Band Deluxe or Blues Band Harp, both from honer
Thanks for your comments. I think it should work very well with your band. Good luck!
Tack!
But it’ll be very difficult for me.
Yes it is difficult. I hope you have found something you can use
Thanks Håkan, to fast and advanced right now but something to aim for.
PerL
det är iallafall rocknroll !!
@HakanEhn I use Hohner special 20; C (only one for this beginner) is it a good harmonica mr. Ehn?
good !!
thnx hakan, gonna try this one with my band, since we are already playing this great song.
Looking forward to see more of your tutorials of the great classics, it opens a new powerful world of rock harmonica to me!
Thanks for your comments! Yes, many of the great classic rock songs could be played on the harp
Thanx Hakan. Greetings from Turkey.
Thanx Hakan. greetings from Turkey.
I really appreciate what you have done. You could have kept your hard earned information to yourself. You have shared what you know. Thanks so much.
MJF
You legend! Thanks again, another great song arranged for harp.