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This album comes recommended to anyone who wants to learn how to play blues harmonica. With its accompanying instructional booklet (written by Musselwhite himself), THE HARMONICA ACCORDING TO CHARLIE MUSSELWHITE is full of useful information for harmonica students. Yet the disc is not a mere how-to manual, thanks largely to Musselwhite's generous helpings of harp-fueled bluesifying on such tracks as "Pistol in Your Face," "Blues All Night," and "Shelby County Blues."
Personnel: Charlie Musselwhite (vocals, harmonica); Sam Mitchell (acoustic guitar, electric guitar, mandolin); Stefan Grossman (acoustic guitar); Bob Hall (piano); Steve York (bass guitar); Jeff Rich (drums, percussion).
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