Hi Steve, We'll have the track for you to play to soon. Yes it's a great song! That is a new Casino. It's fabulous, I had to intonate it but it came set up great right out of the...

Hi new here In the tool bar at the top You see your name nest to it there a drop down Profile Photo, Account ,Payment Info then Under what It all this ???? Profile Photo Account...

I appreciate Chris Eldridge's approach to Jimmy Martin's "Honey You Don't Know My Mind": First, demonstrate the rhythm pattern and suitable variations, then focus on bass runs to...

I like your rendition!  Hope you do more lessons.

I like your rendition!  Hope you do more lessons.

Guy Davis man ... great lesson ... gonna take a long time for me but love to watch you do it. Thx

Great song Duke. I did the chords lesson and played along with lesson two. I listened to Peggy's verison and played over it from youtube. Looking forward to getting to this lesson...

Now that's the low down dirty rotten blues!! When u got the blues u don't won't to hear no Damm happy music. U ain't happy and don't want to b. The man don let u go yo woman done...

Hi Folks, This week we are working the solo for "Why Don't You Do Right." I came up with a solo based on Dave Barbour and Charlie Christian. Both players though different, share a...

Ideally, it is in mastering small units of finger work, that we begin to assemble a tune and a song that will work and flow as a unit. The Muddy Waters riff, the solo in drop D...

This week we're going to take a look at some great bass runs in the styles of Jimmy Martin, Clarence White, and Tony Rice. I'm showing you these runs in the context of Honey, You...

At last. The Ultimate training song for blues harmonica.   Have been using this one for students for at least 14 years!   Great for ALL levels, beginner on up.

Wow.  I love the architecture and flow of this tune.

Here's my signature tune - "Blues in a Dream." This is played over the same bass line as Little Walter's "Last Night." Not a lot of notes and plenty of ambient space - just the way...

Great to have you back Duke! 

Duke I am here playing over the original track from the CD. I hear different intro stop verse and punch chords. Cheers Steve  

Thanks Eric - Thanks so much! Yea, the 4-8 sounds BIG and George used it a lot, which is where guys like Rod Piazza, William Clarke and so many others who use it nowadays got it...

Hi Dennis: When I first heard this instrumental, it was damned intimidating. But, after listening and learning, I'm getting it .... 4-8 octave, who would had thought? You really...

Yup, a little focused work goes a long way with this technique stuff! :)   

Thanks and thanks again! With just the little bit of work on TB bends so far I can see/feel the possibilities.  Looking forward to the next tune but hands and motuth full of things...

Thanks Jon, glad you're here and thanks for the feedback!

Hi Chris, Great stuff, love the song! Fantastic performance!  Just a word about myself,  i'm not a teacher, i dont have students of my own. I'm just a bedroom player who loves...

A great bonus to sonicjunction members would be to see advanced show schedules.  Just found out about Duke's "Johnny D's" show and all the good seats are gone. If the schedule...

My pleasure!

Thanks and thanks again! With just the little bit of work on TB bends so far I can see/feel the possibilities.  Looking forward to the next tune but hands and motuth full of things...

Hi Dennis: When I first heard this instrumental, it was damned intimidating. But, after listening and learning, I'm getting it .... 4-8 octave, who would had thought? You really...

Chris, that was a beautiful performance--thanks for the music and the knowledge!

I have experimented with different intros and after locking in with the Charlie/Benny version, I've come to really like Paul's intro. Still working on the tune -- I can play it at...

Hi Bill -  great question, and observation. Regardless of what anyone else may ever say or tell you, the fact is that the harmonica was made to be tongue-blcoked, and especially...

Hi Dennis, Now that I'm getting a handle on all the notes and timing, I'm realizing that there may be an aspect of my technique that's just not up to the task (there are others no...