Uploaded August 2012 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Join me and guitarist John Garcia for my sixth lesson on Music Theory for the Blues Harmonica player where we cover Non-12 Bar Blues Chord Changes (Key of G, C Harmonica in 2nd Position). For each example that is talked about and played (three times... once with John only, then with me playing chord root notes and then I improvise to give an example of the final sound) a PDF chart is provided and an analysis system so you can learn how to play this on your own. I'm playing through my 2x12" MegaTone Speaker Cabinet and Masco ME18 customized by Skip Simmons and Mark Overman. To watch the rest of this three-hour lesson on chords, become a subscribed member to BluesHarmonica.com.
Join me and guitarist John Garcia for my sixth lesson on Music Theory for the Blues Harmonica player where we cover Non-12 Bar Blues Chord Changes (Key of G, C Harmonica in 2nd Position). For each example that is talked about and played (three times... once with John only, then with me playing chord root notes and then I improvise to give an example of the final sound) a PDF chart is provided and an analysis system so you can learn how to play this on your own. I'm playing through my 2x12" MegaTone Speaker Cabinet and Masco ME18 customized by Skip Simmons and Mark Overman. To watch the rest of this three-hour lesson on chords, become a subscribed member to BluesHarmonica.com.
