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t is not difficult to imagine why the harmonica should have been a favorite among bluesmen; its price, portability and loud volume made it ideal for them. Moreover, the harmonica was perhaps the best suited of all blues instruments to imitate and exaggerate the sound of the human voice. It could produce glissandos and vibratos that even a bottleneck guitarist would have been hard put to duplicate.
Railroad Blues (1929)
FREEMAN STOWERSCrazy About You (1935)
STATE STREET BOYSWang Wang Harmonica Blues (1929)
CARVER BOYSMy Driving Wheel (1939)
LEE BROWNBay Rum Blues (1933)
ASHLEY & FOSTERI'm Going To Write And Tell Mother (1936)
ROBERT HILLBlowin' The Blues (1930)
CHUCK DARLINGHarmonica Rag (1930)
CHUCK DARLINGMan Trouble Blues (1930)
JAYBIRD COLEMANI Want You By My Side (1936)
JAZZ GILLUMFriday Moan Blues (1930)
ALFRED LEWISHouse Snake Blues (1928)
CHICKEN WILSON & SKEETER HINTONNeed More Blues (1926)
BOBBY LEECAN & ROBERT COOKSEYDavidson County Blues (1928)
DE FORD BAILEY
