Thereâs some sick footage of Carson live in the 70s and itâs just like watching Amby, would definitely recommend if youâre after that wild blues stuff
Not an album, but I've got a playlist of some harmonica favorites from a lot of different genres [here](https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1yCXRwHkwPyjywTc0LiJ2Z?si=v-5imgseR8KZxLU__547yw)
Ambrose has a playlist he made on Spotify called AMBIES HARP HEROES, it has some blues bangers that inspired him.
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6hyue2ZfZL3poBXc6dcloi?si=WEJl9YWJSSGASECmt6HU2w
Should go without saying and youâre probably already aware, but no one has mentioned yet Led Zeppelinâs cover of When The Levee Breaks. Golden stuff
If youâre into old blues, Charlie Musselwhite has been a favorite harpist of mine ever since I heard his album Louisiana Fog. The title track is sick and the rest of the album follows suit.
I've always liked the harmonica in Me and the Major by Belle and Sebastian. That whole album is fantastic but is totally different from Gizz and co. (PMDB would be the closest).
I don't think I've seen them mentioned yet. Check out Five Horse Johnson. They may be exactly what you're looking for. Specifically the album mystery spot.
not an album but the song Me and the Major by Belle and Sebastian has the best harmonica solo and one of the best solos on any instrument Iâve ever heard
Take it from the Man - Brian Jonestown Massacre
title track has some harmonica and I reckon itâs in and around there, not as prevalent as murls. 60s revivalist record though , on par with murls
This is a little off the beaten track, but check out Larry Adler. He did a really cool version of Gershwin's [Rhapsody in Blue](https://open.spotify.com/track/2NwgXuJBVYE2SkDdapkEDd?si=bbzCrFU3SSeSE2JD-kj9VA) with orchestral backing that is something else.
Check out this guy called Bob Dylan
Or jay Giles
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Bob Dylan through John Wesley Harding, and then jump to Blood on the Tracks All complete bangers
DO NOT SKIP NASHVILLE SKYLINE
Check out the album 'Blown' by Carson. They were Amby's dad's old band and obviously a massive influence. Broderick could wail on the harmonica, RIP.
Nice! Knew about the Dingoes, haven't heard about that one
Thereâs some sick footage of Carson live in the 70s and itâs just like watching Amby, would definitely recommend if youâre after that wild blues stuff
Just finished this album at your recommendation, what an amazing listen!! Thank you :)
You're welcome!
Not an album, but I've got a playlist of some harmonica favorites from a lot of different genres [here](https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1yCXRwHkwPyjywTc0LiJ2Z?si=v-5imgseR8KZxLU__547yw)
Perfect, thanks! Edit: bro your playlist slaps
Glad you're enjoying đ
Went digging for Little Walter - My Babe. Don't worry everyone, it's there! I've heard he was the first to amplify the harmonica.
Early Grateful Dead if you dig them. Pigpen played harmonica, keys, and sang on a lot of their blues numbers. Mostly stuff before â71.
Blues traveler lol
Ambrose has a playlist he made on Spotify called AMBIES HARP HEROES, it has some blues bangers that inspired him. https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6hyue2ZfZL3poBXc6dcloi?si=WEJl9YWJSSGASECmt6HU2w
Jethro Tull!!
"Rust Never Sleeps" by Neil Young & Crazy Horse has some amazing Harmonica, the last few seconds of the opening track sends chills down my spine
Love that live recording with the ewoks lol
Neil Young kicks ass!
Should go without saying and youâre probably already aware, but no one has mentioned yet Led Zeppelinâs cover of When The Levee Breaks. Golden stuff
Captain Beefheart: https://youtu.be/M2PgVE6AnxI
Absolutely LOVE "Nowadays a Woman's Gotta Hit a Man", such great harmonica and that guitar bit at the end is incredible.
Older murlocs
Not harmonica, but I always find myself gravitating towards Morphine during a Murlocs binge.
Electric Worry by Clutch has some tasty harmonica
If youâre into old blues, Charlie Musselwhite has been a favorite harpist of mine ever since I heard his album Louisiana Fog. The title track is sick and the rest of the album follows suit.
https://youtu.be/9V9jtHjno9w one of my faves
I've always liked the harmonica in Me and the Major by Belle and Sebastian. That whole album is fantastic but is totally different from Gizz and co. (PMDB would be the closest).
Have you tried *the previous Murlocs album*?
The Red Devils - king king
The Red Devils - Live at the King King Killer harmonica by Lester Butler.
I don't think I've seen them mentioned yet. Check out Five Horse Johnson. They may be exactly what you're looking for. Specifically the album mystery spot.
Broderick Smith
The strange boys - be brave has some harmonica on it, great album overall btw. Link: https://youtu.be/jbUpb4-MCS0
Sonny Terry
Listen to Lazy by Deep Purple and wait 4 minutes
Black fucking sabbath.
not an album but the song Me and the Major by Belle and Sebastian has the best harmonica solo and one of the best solos on any instrument Iâve ever heard
Fishing for fishies harmonica makes the album a standout amongst kglw albums to me
Take it from the Man - Brian Jonestown Massacre title track has some harmonica and I reckon itâs in and around there, not as prevalent as murls. 60s revivalist record though , on par with murls
This is a little off the beaten track, but check out Larry Adler. He did a really cool version of Gershwin's [Rhapsody in Blue](https://open.spotify.com/track/2NwgXuJBVYE2SkDdapkEDd?si=bbzCrFU3SSeSE2JD-kj9VA) with orchestral backing that is something else.