This is an acoustic version of ‘ bring it on home’ by Led Zeppelin which I made with my friend Sean on harmonica-enjoy!
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sounds like C
these two southern gets really did this song justice!!! they should try out for americas got talent!!
amazing!
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That was awesome!!!
Like the harp too. Hope he puts it up there for us!
fuckin love it what key is that harp
Awesome…
This was very good.
I second that! Lovely harmonica playing… would love a good tutorial with tips.
really cool”
when is the tutorial ready (for harp of course)
Can we play it on a C or G harmonica? And do you have the tab, I’d like to play it!!
Lovin the harp work! Love to hear more from the two of you.
LOVED IT!!!!! Rock on men!
What the sunglasses you nob
can you guys do the harmonica cover for when the levee breaks?
Awesome guys! You play great together!!
Yea excellent…. cool
Pritty please can you share the harmonica tabs and say what key its in pwitty pwitty pwease
what’s the key of the harmonica???
nice work by the way!!!
in what key is this harp? please tell me is my favorite song from led zeppelin with harp
*Takamines, *shitted
Takamimes are nice, played the 2011 Ltd. Edition at a local guitar place. Owner took it out the case and let me strum a G chord. Beautiful sound, shorted all over my Taylor…