A Word from the Author - Track 1

Section 1 - A Word About Notation - Track 2
Harmonica Tablature
Rhythm
Notation That Is Specific to Harmonica Tablature

Section 2 - What is Blues? - Track 3
Construction of the Major Scale
Chord Construction
Bar Blues Progression
2nd Position Chords - Track 4
12 Bar and Bar Blues - Track 5
12 Bar Blues Root Note Example - Track 6
12 Bar Blues Example Using Chord-tones
G Blues Scale
12 Bar Blues Using the G Blues Scale

Section 3 - Phrasing Level - Track 7
Question and Answer Examples
Statement Examples
Questions, Answers and Statements Example in 12 Bar Blues - Track 8
V-IV-I Transition
Turnaround
12 Bar Blues with the Addition of the V-IV-I Transition and Turnaround
Connector/Filler Licks
12 Bar Blues Example Using Filler Licks
12 Bar Blues Example Using the same V-IV-I Transition
Well-Crafted Blues Solo

Section 4 - Organizing Your Licks - Track 9
Flow of Licks

Section 5 - Study Exercises

Section 6 - Blues Harmonica Jam Tracks - Track 10
12 Bar Jam #1 - Track 11 - Key of E Major (A Harmonica) Slow Shuffle with Guitar
12 Bar Jam #2 - Track 12 - Key of G Major (C Harmonica) Medium Shuffle with Guitar
12 Bar Jam #3 - Track 13 - Key of A Major (D Harmonica) Medium Swing with Full Band
12 Bar Jam #4 - Track 14 - Key of D Major (G Harmonica) Medium Shuffle with Full Band
12 Bar Jam #5 - Track 15 - Key of A Major (D Harmonica) Slow Blues with Full Band
12 Bar Jam #6 - Track 16 - Key of F Major (Bb Harmonica) Slow Blues with Guitar Drums
12 Bar Jam #7 - Track 17 - Key of G Major (C Harmonica) Swing with Break on IV, Full Band
12 Bar Jam #8 - Track 18 - Key of E Major (A Harmonica) Descending Hook with Full Band