Top 6 Harmonica Rock Songs (Of All Time)

Thx

😌piano Man I almost died 😂😂😂😂

Started learning harmonica after years of playing acoustic guitar . Never realized how much harmonica played into everything . I am learning on a C diatonic Hohner Special and am learning actual songs and I refuse to embellish until I have mastered actual songs with the single notes . This is a great list . Two of my favorites are the break in Deep Purple’s Lazy and the riff in the Ozark Mountain Daredevil’s If You Want To Get To Heaven .

Metallica's version of Tuesday's Gone should've made the list.

The Ozark Mountain Daredevils need a little love here too.😎

Pretty lame assortment of "tunes," I must say! Whoever put this list together probably hasn't had their radio tuned to anything but "classic rock" (biggest misnomer EVER!) for about the last 50 years or so. There are DOZENS of more rockin' songs with harp accompaniment than this!

No Bob Dylan, no Magic Dick?

Excellent Maestro!!

Sorry but if anyone should be in this group of harmonica players it should be John Mayall.

I use a Dm harmonica for Miss You. Mathces the song perfectly. Try it. How about Midnight Rambler?

IF NEIL would wanted to make the world better HE WOULD COMMIT SUISIDE

seriously no time for top any number lists of any subject

A harmonica song I like is Love Is Strong by The Rolling Stones.

When i die bs&t, stevie wonder songs, ozark mountain daredevils and how can you ignore j. Geils?

Where’s mIdnight rambler if you talk about rock

I take it that the presenter of this video never got to hear the album “Highway 61 Revisited” or “Blood on the Tracks”. I could go on but suffice to say too many gaps to take this guy seriously.

How about "What I Like About You" by The Romantics?

Super cool lineup! However, for song #6 "Long Train Running"; the harmonica soloist was not Tom, but (uncredited) the late great Norton Buffalo. And for you harmonica geeks out there, to play it properly, you must use an U-Block embouchure ;o) Keep up the good work.

You left out The Red Devils Lester Butler.... Musta Forgot about Him

I have a few memorable harmonica parts in my head:

1. Supertramp - take the long way home or school

2. Led zeppelin - you shook me/bring it on home

3. Allman brothers band - dont keep me wonderin

4. Chicago - in terms of two

5. Cream - traintime

6. Eagles - doolin-dalton

There are more a few that i cant figure out but i surely know

My vote for two not mentioned are The solo in Bonnie Raitt’s rendition of Del Shannon’s Runaway and Whammer Jammer from J. Geils Full House album. Definitely not beginner pieces but both are absolute smokin’ harmonica solos

Norton Buffalo played harmonica on Long Train Runnin!!!

You have to check out Devils Gate by The Angels - an Australian band from the ‘70’s but still rocking hard. Harp on that is played by the rhythm guitarist John Brewster

you got my respect for number 1 the doobies are so underrated it’s sad. i honestly think the last time he played was dang near when he recorded it 50 years ago. John McFee be playing the harm it would be kinda cool to see tom shred the harm again

Smashed that like button Luke!
👍

❤️ of gold …ouf:))

Impressed how piano man has so much « feeling »

Génial !

Awesome man…🤘

Hey Luke! Can I find you on any other social media platform?

Great, Luke! I've played most of these and they're real crowd pleasers! Thanks for posting!

awesome luke... ❤ you just made my day... i can say that the editing of videos have been improved... love from turkey...

Appreciate the effort, but no Bob Dylan? Seriously? Do you have any idea how many people took up the harmonica because of Dylan? He popularized the use of first position in a pop format. You don’t think Neil Young had Dylan in mind when he took up the acoustic and the harmonica? Or Joel when he used it for Piano Man? As one who knows first hand the lineage of rock, I’m constantly reminded by videos like this of how much gets lost and twisted over time. Dylan’s simple use of it on his groundbreaking Like a Rolling Stone was the. harmonica heard round the world. Oh, and by the way, when you hear a singer w/ attitude, that’s another road that leads back to Dylan. Dylan is by no means a virtuoso, but what he plays is often inspired and memorable. Check out Mr. Tambourine Man, Desolation Row, All Along the Watchtower, or the solo at the end of Tangled Up in Blue, which brought chills to the musicians recording with him live in the studio.

Dawg gawg whoop

Thank master seguidor desde argebtina.... bery good

Those are great harmonica songs. Some other phenoms harmonica songs include:

Shawn Colvin - Get Out of this House

And

The late and so terribly great Warren Zevon:

Bill Lee
Splendid Isolation
The Factory