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EPISODE · Mar 18, 2016 · 2 MIN

Red Haired Boy

from Alan Morley · host Alan Morley

I have never played much harmonica on tracks although I started playing one in around 1958...Hohner Chromonica. Here's my version of the Bluegrass tune - Red Haired Boy. Played on the wonderful Hohner CX12 chromatic in the key of G

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