Country & blues harmonica for the musically hopelessful [sic]
By: by Jon Gindick
Contributors: Geller, Barry, 1932-2010; Ellis, Art; Thompson, Bruce, illustrator
Edition: Rev. ed.
Publisher: Blues Harmonica Jam Camp Press; Cross Harp Press
Published: 2011
Place of publication: [California?]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 111
ISBN-13: 9780930948184
Subjects: Blues (Music); Instruction and study; Country music; Harmonica
Other titles: Country and blues harmonica for the musically hopeless; Country and blues harmonica for the musically hopeful.
Notes: "With illustrations by Barry Geller, Art Ellis, and Bruce Thompson"--P. [4].

Companion CD contains instruction and demonstrations by the author, keyed to discussion in the text. To make use of CD for practice requires a 10-hole diatonic harmonica in the key of C.

"Glossary": p. 10-11.

Final word in title (hopeless) is overprinted with the suffix "ful" so that the word may also be read as: hopelessful or hopeful.

UPC and Hal Leonard no. from label affixed to p. [4] of cover.
Table of contents: title: You are the instrument; title: Harp, body and song : getting started the right way; title: Getting that bluesy tone : playing cross harp, or 2nd position; title: Art of the rich, clear single note : fat tone, punchy articulation; title: Beginning blues harp : a simple mental model for improvising; title: Bending : lowering and raising the pitch of your notes; title: Putting it all together through practice, performance and patience.