Favourite Harmonica Song.

[Mr. Shadow]

Eric Burdon & War - Tobacco Road (Live, 1970) HD

Archive footage from German TV of Eric Burdon & War performing 'Tobacco Road' (1970). ♥ ♫ ♥ ♫♫ ♥ ♥☺

Eric Burdon - vocals
Lonnie Jordan - organ/piano/percussion
Charles Miller - flute/sax/percussion
Howard Scott - guitar
Lee Oskar - harmonica
B. B Dickerson - bass
(Papa) Dee Allen - bongos/congas/percussion
Harold Brown - drums/percussion

Lee Oskar Harmonica Jam

 

[stepcousin]

too many to name but the first that came to mind was the solo on Rats In The Cellar by Aerosmith.

 

[Phil B.]

Today: Who's Been Talkin'-Howlin' Wolf

 

[DaKillerWolf]

 

[DaKillerWolf]

a couple more favs 'o' mine...

 

[Magic]

Another guy that could blow is Jack Bruce.


Cream - Train Time

 

[Jonny Come Lately]

Most of my favourite harmonica songs are by Bob Dylan - if I had to highlight one as a favourite I'd pick You're a Big Girl from Blood On The Tracks, it has such a great melancholy sound that caps off an already beautiful track perfectly. I also love the harmonica in his original All Along The Watchtower, where it creates tension - totally the opposite atmosphere to in You're A Big Girl, yet just as effective.

I also really like the harmonica on Out On The Weekend by Neil Young, and Doolin-Dalton by the Eagles. Another, perhaps more unexpected, harmonica song I like is Trip Through Your Wires by U2.

 

[rocknrollpestcontroll]

"School" - Supertramp is probably my favriot.

 

[aiza55]

Cristo Redentor...Charlie Musselwhite
Newspaper Reporter...Watermelon Slim

 

[Musikwala]

Another, perhaps more unexpected, harmonica song I like is Trip Through Your Wires by U2.

Great choice! My favourite is probably Running To Stand Still from the same album.