@@HakanEhn best I've heard, your a natural at your style, sonny boy Williamson is considered the farther of the harmonica Just a toy? Wasn't for him you would be. That is all
That bit starting at 2:15 is awesome. The way you get back out of the "whistle" roll is perfect. Trying to make it happen on my harp...tough, but coming along! :) Great video!
Håkan! You are just great! I can listen this over and over and it always turns me on and more than that When I’m feeling down I just get onboard this train and it takes me away and brings me back all renewed not to mention your rockabillies Thank you Sir!😊
Hey, Daniel, I know that maybe you can disagree with my words, but don't you think that when the rhythm increased, it seems Cream's famous stuff "Train Time!": obviously it's just an opinion. I'm Antonio Pellegrini and I really like harmonica train!!!
@@antoniopellegrini7464 hi there Antonio Idon’t think I might desagree with you it’s just that I haven’t seen it (or listened) that way You mean something like jack Bruce, Baker and Clapton played at 2005? Whatever they played is great
WHO IS THIS GUY ??? This is some of the BEST blues harmonica playing that I have ever heard !!! This reminds of black musician DEFORD BAILEY (December 14 , 1899 to July 2 , 1982) who is in THE COUNTRY MUSIC HALL OF FAME !!! What album is this from ?
When your not exactly sure what's going to happen. Listening for the train is always a good thing, sounds of the whistle and pounding of power building as the harp is being played
If you ever stood close a train going by at 70 miles per hour you will notice something verry different the clung clung is different the first noise is always hight then the second one is low its caused by the vibration hight then low and yes there is a beat worked in the railway industry for 34 year finally retired thank God just saying yours truly jim
Thanks Håkan! I'm having a blast jamming along with all the train videos. Great Harp Player Spirit. I'm sure a lot of closet players are jamming to these in the wood shed!
Absolutely Great!! Reminds me that lotta hobos played harmonica as they were riding the rails crossing America looking for work in the 1930s The click clack of the track would set the tempo.
This is the best one I've heard and my favorite. If I could only get my train out of first gear(LOL) this is what I am working towards being able to play.
This is an extremly good recompilation of old ways ...but too bad that ijust before the end sometimes the whitish experimental likes eclipses the solidness of the rest . A VERY GOOD VIDEO .. HAKKAN YOU ARE TUFF and you know it
Thanks! As you can see in the text box the backing track is created in my Boss. The bass pattern is D-B-A-B (music in D). The drums were presets called "country" something like that. I don´t sell it !
It's been a while and I had this video on my mind . Put it on and all I can say again is YEAHHHHHHH!!! .I can do train chugs but man this is a sound that really blows my mind and I am going to try and eventually hope I can get as far as I can with this sound. Starting right now. How bout some more . Come on man you rock. 👍👍👍👍👍👍😉
@@HakanEhnHey man I just sent you a new comment and they took the old one from last year off and put the present one on in it 's place . You blew my mind again.😂😂😂😂👍👍
Kul att du hittade den! Jag gillar dom här äldre intercitytågen bättre än dubbeldäckarna. Dom känns lite rymligare och så har dom ett youtube-fönster längst bak. Håkan
Did you video the train ride. Beautiful, the ride and music. Shame the train wasn't steam to go with the music. Few of those left. I grew up with the steam locomotives.
I made a youtube video showing off my model railway and I used this in the background. This is great. I hope u dont mind. I love it and keep up the good work.owo
Hi Håkan Greetings from Baja México What’s the timing for this melody? This one shocked me up since the first time I listened it and it just turn me on, it moves me every time I listen to it I do play parts from it but I am far from your mastering Any recomendation to approach its practice? Thanks for you music Håkan!!