Little Boogie Download

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This song is a study of one of the blues harmonica essentials, playing a boogie riff. In the late 1940’s and early 50’s, this style of piece was recorded by Walter Horton, who appears to have called himself “Little Walter,” Forrest City Joe and Jimmy Rogers with more to follow. If you are able to play the first few bars with confidence and good rhythm, you will be able to start the song without a count-off and signal the band in at the IV chord. This song is also a warm-up for the study song “Shakey’s Boogie,” which is a warm up for the classic instrumental“Walter’s Boogie.”

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Sample Track Little Boogie Sample Track, Acoustic Version 90 BPM.mp3

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.zip file that includes .pdf Instructions and .mp3 music tracks. An application that can unzip the file is required.

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