The Game-Changing Harmonica Lesson I Wish I Knew Earlier

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Just to clarify, this is the general way I think about improvising. You can try this exercise out if you want, but it was more to demonstrate my point. In actual playing, you may be juggling a handful of hooks that you are developing over the course of a song.
Watch the REDS method for some context: https://youtu.be/ZEYTlJc8QzU

Backing Track by Nick Neblo:
https://youtu.be/UjUM-p5Fg0k

Other videos mentioned:
Learn vibrato: https://youtu.be/6YnRlANddoE

Ways to develop your hook:
Change the timing
Reverse it
Hold a note
Play staccato
Repeat notes
Add Chords
Remove a Note
Add a note
Play it faster

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