Hi Mark,

Great site! Keep up the good work.

I have been looking for harp tabs for some time now for Charley Pride's "The Snakes Crawl at Night" and without luck.

This is an old-time favourite of my Dad's that he would enjoy hearing on harmonica ... any chance of a posting for this song in the near future?

Thanks,
Audrey

September 30, 2012

Hello Mark ,

I stumbled onto your site. Great site. I play diatonic harp and have for to many years state …

Thanks,
Dwight Erin Mason

September 25, 2011

Hi Mark: I really enjoy your web site. The graphics are neat and set yours apart from others. I have been playing for the dog,the house plants and
even the wife,(dog died,not from the music,wife goes to the other room.) I have been asked to play with the church band(four gutiars,drums,horns,ect.)
I don't have a clue as to amps or mikes or even if they are necessary. Do I need my own or what ?? thank you for any help or answer.

Thanks again. John Tschirpke Toms River NJ.

June 16, 2011

,
First off, I love your website. I’ve been using it for years. I’m not a good harp player, and never will be, but I like to blow on one from
time to time.  Anyway, I noticed you have a collection of 4 hole songs. Do you know any 3 hole songs? Here’s one:


Song:I love this little song. It's only three notes on a diatonic, at
least the way I hear it. To hear the melody and watch a very
entertaining video, here’s the link to his song:
· www.youtube.com/watch?v=-TC2xTCb_GU

Chorus:
I like guns, I like the way they look,
5 5 5 4 4 4 4d 4d 5

I like the shin-y steel, and the polished wood,
4 4 4 4 4 4d 4d 4d 5 4d 4

I don't care if they're big or small,
5 5 5 4 4 4d 4d 5

If they're for sale, Hell, I want 'em all.
4 4 4d 4d 4d 4d 5 4d 4

I like guns, I like guns, I like guns.
4 4 4d 4d 4d 5 4 4 4

1.
I really like my twenty two mag,
5 5 5 5 4 4d 4d 5

Forty five lever with the Winchester tag,
4 4 4 4d4d 4d 4d 5 4d 4 4

My old double barrel, had it most of my life,
4 5 5 5 5 5 4 4 4d 4d 4d 5

Three fifty sev-en was a present from my wife.
4 4 4 4d 4d 4d 4d 5 5 5 4d 4

2.
I don't understand all this fuss,
Why they're tryin to take our guns off of us,
I ain't gonna shoot anyone,
And no one shoots at cause I've got a gun.

3.
Now God made the animals, and God made the trees,
God made you, Hell He even made me,
He gave me this voice so I could be a singer,
Why do think I've got a trigger finger.

I'm sure Steve thinks he wrote the perfect gun song, but since he
didn't say anything about Cowboy Action guns, I felt obliged to write
another verse. I doubt he'll feel obliged to include it in his song.
:-)

4.
I really like my Cowboy guns,
My '47 Walker and my Navy '51,
My .44-40 shoots as fast as a snake,
My 10 gauge Greener starts a small earthquake.


I don’t know how you feel about guns, it is a polarized issue, but while I am a certified gun nut, I’m not an idiot with them.
Anyway, thanks for all the hard work you’ve put into your website.

Terry McDaniel
Recycled Fiber Operator



"The forty-four spoke, it spit lead and smoke,
And seventeen inches of flame."

Marty Robbins

November 1, 2010

First of all, thank you for the free tabs! I'm having lots of fun playing along with some of my favorite songs. I would like to suggest 'The Good, The Bad And The Ugly' by
Ennio Morricone. That song would sound pretty nice on harp I reckon.  Also, when right-clicking your site I got a weird pop-up, this is some security measure by you
and not an actual third party pop-up, is it?

Thanks!

Andre' Nijssen

September 18, 2010

Thanks for your well designed site. I have found myself picking up the harmonica again at 47 (started learning scales in the 80s but without anyone to play
rhythm it’s tough, and now with the internet and youtube, as well as people making sites like yourself, I know I can pick up where I left off and really excel! ) as
well as teaching myself guitar.. Mid life crisis thing? Heheh I dunno. But anyways, thanks for your site. I look forward to using it to find and teach myself new
songs, not only on the guitar but on the harp as well. Enjoy how your midis can be used as a backing track! Spent the entire day tracking down an A Marine
Band harmonica, I just learned a cool E blues progression as well as e minor/major pentatonic scale.. Found your site by looking into the best blues keyed
harmonicas to buy. Might save a little money and buy a 3 pack of marine bands in C G and A. ( when I was buying them in the 80s, they cost 7 dollars at the
most, guess they are made out of real gold now, heheh)

Thanks again for the site!

Craig

August 2, 2010

Thank you for the GREAT website!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

John Dekker
Sacramento, CA

June 18, 2010

Hi,

I like your site!

I'm actually can't find chords for the following two songs:

Breakfast Club - Right on Track

and Don Johnson- Heartbeat.

Think you could let me know what they are!?

I'd appreciate it.

James

June 2, 2010

im actually a member of harp talk (Kenny/Gore Almighty)

Your website is amazing, and I know you have a site suggestions link but i thought Id drop this to you personally. while I am a "fresh out the box" player, I
have background in several other instruments, all have their little quirks as to easy/better ways to play them. i actually know a little something about
harmonica though, as far as having an ear for tunes and an eye for music theory.

Im not sure if most blues tunes are primarily played in D. but all the ones on your site are, and I could sit down and play them with my C harp, but It wouldnt
sound right further down the road when I get my D harp (hohner hoodoo series C D and G on the way). not to mention your accompaniments (very cool I might
add) are for that key.

I think my ultimate point for this message though, is maybe you could add a "songs by key" link.

Im sure this would be tedious, but it would certainly be helpful, not to mention I think youd be the only site on the net with a songs by key browser.

thank you so much for your time and your help!

Kenny-harptalk.

May 8, 2010

April 4, 2010

Mark

As an Aussi, I noticed that Georgy Girl is credited to the New Seekers but it was actually The Seekers -
see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Georgy_Girl_(song)

I am just starting out with the Harmonica and I think your site is great.

--
Richard Stallard
Perth - Western Australia

March 30, 2010

If you don’t permit download the midi files, and don’t sell them, so what are they doing here? If your goal is to appear, hang a watermelon
in your neck.

Pedro Paulo

Note:  I have no idea what "hang a watermelon in your neck" means...

February 20, 2010

I have enjoyed your website very much.

I need your help or suggestion in finding back up tracks on the internet that could be used to support me in playing the melody part solo.
I am hoping to find backup music so that I can play the melody solo without another instrument playing on top of another instrument. Is
there a way to take the melody line out of the MIDI files . I'm not complaining so please don't take this as a complaint. It's great to know
the key that the song is played in and the rate at which it is being played. It gives me the opportunity to decide which position that
I my choose to play the song in. I play both Chromatic and Diatonic harmonica. I am looking for a back up tracks so that I can play gig's solo. I
also appreciate the Tab markings and the option of various keys and tempo's offered for each song. You have done a wonderful job. It is a very
good play along program to learn new songs. Again I am not complaining ,but just asking for your help in finding what I am looking for. There
are plenty of back up tracks for blues but not for known tunes like you have in your website. Have you ever tried karaoke back up tracks ? I am
at a loss as to where to find Thanks again for taking your time to share with others what you have spent many hours putting this program together
and it has been helpful to learn the melody on songs I have never heard and I know that is what it was created for.

Sincerely Jeff Foster

December 16, 2009

Thank you so much for takeing the time and trouble to create your website,It rocks!! I have a question; how do you keep a harp
clean and sanatary? Is it necessary to disassemble and brush,I am afraid of damaging the reeds but more concerned about
good health. Thanks in advance for your reply,John

December 16, 2009

Hello, I wanted to thank you for creating such a great site. I'd been asking for the tab or sheet music to "There Is Love", and within a
few days it showed up on your site. So thanks again.

WaltP

I tried the songcomments e-mail address but it didn't work.


November 1, 2009

I love your website. In only one day of playing along with your midi’s, I have noticed a big improvement in my playing. I belong to an all
harmonica group in Fairbanks, Alaska called “Hot Denali Harps”.

One song I see missing from your playlist is the ever popular, “Shenandoah”. Any chance of getting that soon?

Keep up the good work (play).

Eva Z. in Alaska

August 30, 2009

Mark,
Wonderful site you have there! Harpin' an a Whinin' is just what I've been looking for! Thank you so much for all of the time and effort that you've put into
this. (I have a web site and I know it ain't easy)  By the way, your link to the "Banana Boat Song (AKA Day O)" seems a bit odd. The link itself looks OK,
but the structure appears kind out of whack to me. Usually when I've seen "also known as" used it's in lower case (as in WinTux aka Mondo).
Thanks, again for the wonderful site. I've added a link to it on my web site.
Keep harpin', brother.

August 28, 2009

Hi

I've seen on your website that they are looking for Ave Maria Harp Tabs. Here they are.

If they are interrested I can still deliver the following songs! Please let me know what they want.

thank you for your homepage, it's been great


Kind regards

Erwin Buettiker from Switzerland

July 12, 2009

Without your work, I and others would be the poorer for it.  In case you have not been thanked, Thanks.

Floyd Marsh

June 11, 2009

Mark,
I have just visited your Site, again ....It is great!
I also looked at your pictures and noticed that you, like me, served in Vietnam from 1969 to 1970. You look quite familiar; who knows, perhaps are
paths crossed....I served with the 101st Division, Batallion 327th. Greetings from Holland,

Ari Garcia

May 24, 2009

Hi Mark,

I started playing the harp on April 1st of this year. I enjoyed it immediately. I went online and did a google search and your website came up. I can only say it was the best thing that could have happened. I
spend hours each day playing along with the songs. I created a playlist of over 50 songs with windows media player. I cannot tell you how much joy you have brought to our home.

I've told quite a few people about your site and they are enjoying it also. I'm trying to put a small group so we can learn to play together. I wanted to burn a cd with some of your songs so I could take
it to get togethers, but I found out after trying to burn the cd that the burn rights are not available with the songs on your website.

My question to you is, is it possible for you to make the songs burnable or do you have cd's of your songs that I can buy? It would mean so much to us if you can make this happen.

Thanks again for your website and obvious dedication to us harp players.

John

Note: the music on my web pages are midi's that can only be played on computers.  They can, however, be converted to MP3's and burned to
CD's for playing on compatible CD players including car radios.  After conversion, they can also be stored on MP3 players including the iPod and iPhone.

April 11, 2009

Hi Mark,
I visited your page and found it a great addition to my learning experience; thanks to people like you and Mr. Jack Pearl learning and

understanding turns into an adventure. Greetings from Holland,

Ari García

March 17, 2009

I just found your website and want to thank you for sharing so much.  I just picked up a harmonica a couple
of days ago and am quickly getting the feel of it thanks to your site.  Additionally navigating around your
site is lots of fun.

 Ken

February 22, 2009

February 22, 2009

Mark Purintun
let me say
you have an awesome website!
i'm sorry i came across it only now...

from one harmonica lover to another

Ami Luz

February 2, 2009

First off, I'd just like to say that I love your site. Its really helped me learn alot, and I thank you for that.
Secondly, do you think that you could tab "Mr. Tamourine Man" by Bob Dylan? I would really appreciate
it if you could.

Well, I thank you for your time, and once again, I thank you for your site.
     sincerely yours,
                          --Ryan "the harmonica lovin" Kushner

Note:  Mr. Tambourine Man is here.

January 29, 2009

October 23, 2008

just to say a big thanks to you mark.i've been playing just short of three years.your site helped me to pick up
my harps after many years of trying and not succeeding.i've learned various songs with confidence and now
play at parties and regular tuesday night jams.i get asked on many occasion to jump up with many people,
all varied styles .i'm 43 an not afraid to admit your site has helped me grow in confidence.on and off stage.
so just a mighty thank you for the greatest site .long may you reign. 

THANK YOU   Andy R   U.K.

October 1, 2008

September 14, 2008

I used to listen to the midi on your "oldies" page. I'd love to have it
again...what are the chances? Thanks, your site is awesome. Thanks so
much:

Nina LaQuino

Note:  it was never removed and Nina has been advised where to find her favorites.

 

September 13, 2008

August 16, 2008

i stumbled on it looking for a harp tab and really got lost looking 
around and enjoying myself. thanks!

btw, do you know or know where i can find the tab to Dylan's "Baby Let 
Me Follow You Down?"
i've looked everywhere and my ear is not yet well trained. (but i did 
see the section on how to train it.)

thanks much.

ceebs

July 19, 2008

Hi-
Just stumbled across your website while looking for a harmonica 'teacher'. Your site is basically just what I have
been searching for for quite a while. Thank you.

Lori

June 5, 2008

Ronen

June 1, 2008

Mark,
 
Your forming of a .pdf leaves me in awe as I run this tune over my harp over and over again, I will get it done to
you ASAP but at the moment I have examinations. However it will be done within the week. I thank you greatly
for the help you have given me and on behalf of my friends who the tune will reach, Diolch yn fawr ( Thanks very much )
 
song tab   (Welsh National Anthem)

Rob
 

May 11, 2008

April 29, 2008

Hey there,
 
I use your site regularly to seek the tabs for the quantities of songs that you have and, even though I'm no
American I find your patriotic section great. I was wondering if you'd be so kind as to help me tab the National
Anthem of Wales ( Mae Hen wlad fy nhadau ) I have tried several times and failed.
 
All the best
 
Rob Hughes
 

April 21, 2008

Hey Mark,

Your site is awesome, after looking at a few of the different songs, I realize I was totally wrong with my lyrics, oops!


Thanks!
Katie :-)
 

April 6, 2008

March 30, 2008

Hello Mr Purintun,

I just wanted to compliment you on your website - "Harpin' an' a whinin".  I stumbled across it quite
by accident while looking for some harmonica tabs.  It really is the best site of its kind I've seen.  Thanks
and great job!

-Joe

March 27, 2008

March 27, 2008

Hello,
 
First off, I love your website! I have learned so much. i was wondering if you knew of any blue grass
harmonica licks or songs. My family in Canada loves to play blue grass and If i can jump in that would
be great. I have diatonic harps. Thank you very much in advance.
 
Sincerly
Mike Perry
 

March 20, 2008

March 7, 2008

Thanks Mark for such a great site.
Rgds David from Brisbane, Australia

February 26, 2008

January 6, 2008

Hello Mark,

What a fabulous site!  Thank you so much for creating it.

I am looking for harp tabs to the Rolling Stones song "Not Fade Away".
Would there be any chance that you might be able to help me locate it?  I
would sincerely appreciate it.

Tom
 

January 1, 2008

December 31, 2007

Hi Mark
My name is Fred Kruger I tabbed this song (Such A Night) on Harptabs a while ago under the name "aussie" feel free to
make any changes if you don`t think this tab is quite right.  I`d like to complement you on your great site it has helped me
and I`m sure lots of others greatly. I might be able to help with a few other requests in the future.

Happy New Year and all the best for 2008, Fred

December 24, 2007

hallo und schöne Grüße aus " good old Germany" BERLIN....

eure homepage für munti-Taps ist die beste die ich je gesehen habe....

NOTE 1A

happy christmas & a good year 2008

Jens

(Translated: 

December 22, 2007

December 21, 2007

I just wanted to say thank you for the new tabs. My two favorite
christmas songs are snoopy's christmas and all I want for christmas is
a hippo. I have been checking everyone once and a while and you keep
adding new tabs. So thank you for the music

kysaundrap

December 12, 2007

Hi Mark - we may not know anything about harmonicas, but your web site is great! Like the animation.
You're very creative! The question is, can you play like Dylan???

Paul and Sue Gonzalez

December 2, 2007

Hey, my name is Steven.

 

I love the website, go to it everyday!  I noticed that you have Billy Joel Piano Man in chromatic,
could you also put in diatonic G? I have a C harp and can't find the tab anywhere.

November 24, 2007

Dear Mr Mark Purintun,

First of all greetings from India and congratulations on a good website. Thanks for all the useful information.
I have a humble suggestion: If you include information about where to include bends in the excellent tabs that
you have provided, it will be very helpful and will go a long way. This is because I recently heard that
beginners (like me) could damage the harmonica reeds by trying to bend the wrong notes(notes that will
not bend normally). So this is my request.

Thanks a lot!
Naveen

October 31, 2007

October 26, 2007

October 15, 2007

October 7, 2007

Hi Mark,

just came off your web page,and thought I would jingle your
email for a short,This is phil Craggs,Bradenton,Fl.We emailed each other
a while back,thought I would see how you are doing.Here's a tidbit for
you,I was playing the harp on the Pier in Anna Maria Isl.I little boy came
by and I played,"How much is that doggy in the window",he liked that.
Today,after a couple weeks he came out again,and asked me to play it again
for him.Music does something,doesn't it?? Hope everything is OK up there,
take care and write sometime,

As ever,phil Craggs
 

October 2, 2007

Hi!

I have a casual interest in harmonica and am slowly learning to play. I just wanted to say that your site has
taught me much and brought a lot of joy into my life.  Keep up the good work!

Thanks,

Joseph

September 24, 2007

September 20, 2007

Airshotsphotoco

September 19, 2007

August 29, 2007

August 28, 2007

August 22, 2007

• The MIDI files sound hideous and forced me to turn off my speakers :)     It's great for learning a song,
  but maybe not the best to come on in the background - at least not without a "shut up" button. Most
  people new website design think gadgets like this are great, but they just annoy people...... website
  design rule #1: less is more!
   
• Some of the pages are not rendering correctly in FireFox and I had to switch back to IE
• Have you thought of using DreamWeaver or some such WYSIWYG editor? It'll make your
  pages much more browser compatible, XHTML compiant and separate your style from your
  data (mixing presentation and styles is a bad idea)

August 4, 2007

Mark,
I ran across your harmonica site today,and very impressed,really enjoyed it,(put it on my favorites). I am an
oldie,75 years young and love the harmonica.Played since I was a kid,really relaxing to me,play gigs here and
there.I live in bradenton,Fl. in a seniors highrise overlooking the Manatee river,the old folks that live here won't
let me get away without a couple songs now and then.Won't bore you anymore,just wanted you to know how
much I liked you site,,

Phil Craggs Bradenton,Fl.

J uly 24, 2007

Hi Mark,

I'm glad I could help :)  I don't know what all you do with your files, but you might want to consider giving Musician 2.1
a try, as we changed the interface (how the tools are presented) considerably between 1.0 and 2.1.  It's a much more
obvious layout now, rather than the changing palette scheme we had previously.

Also, I visited your harmonica website, and I'll have to share that with my husband (a harp wannabe) and a drummer
friend of mine who also loves to play harmonica.   You have a well-rounded resource with the .mid files and additionally
the tabs.  What a labor of love!

I hope you thoroughly enjoy your music, and if I can be of any other help, please let me know.

Best Regards,
Sherry
 

July 15, 2007

July 11, 2007

It´s so cool, even when it´s under construction. Thanks a lot for it!

UP               ^_^
 

July 3, 2007

June 29, 2007

April 28, 2007

Hi Mark,
Great web site and thank you for sharing all the tab songs.  I am 66
years old and just started playing the harmonica last year. Your site
really is helpful.
Walter

April 25, 2007

Hello Mr. Purintun,
My name is Chris Nixon and I absolutly love your harmonica website.  I was recently in a car accident
and now I am unable to play guitar so I have used your website to try and teachmyself harmonica.  I really
appreciate what your doing for everyone.  That being said, after searching through your website I have foun
a few errors.  They are nothing major just thought i would inform you of them. 

The one error i would love for you to look at is the midi 4 file under the song of "come monday" isn't come
monday... it is "son of a sailor" both being jimmy buffet songs.  Unfortunatly there isn't a tab for "son
of a sailor" on your website and i was curious if maybe you had a tab for it because there is a midi
file for it.

I have also found that Midi 3 under "ring of fire" is actually "rhymstone cowboy"

I have also found that under the section of Harmonicat songs... Midi 1(c100) is on two songs... "Fascination"
as well as "Moonglow".  I don't know what song it really is but it appears twice under different names.

Thank you so much for your website... It has been a huge help. I sure do look forward to learning "son of
a sailor" by Jimmy Buffet if you have the tab layin around somewhere.

Thanks again,
fellow friend
Chris Nixon
 

April 6, 2007

March 29, 2007

Mark cant thank you enough for the site. I have been teaching myself the harmonica for a few months and
getting pretty good. But it would not have been possible without the tabs, so thanks. I was able to locate the
Canadian national anthem at ww.Harptabs.com, I dont know if they are linked on your site. I dont know if
you can help but Im having a time trying to find " Carolina on my mind" by James Taylor have you seen it?
 

Jeff Clark

March 13, 2007

your lessons page is excellent...the only place I could find on the web with all the different harps charted out with all
the bends...the only problem is that much of your text and images on the lesson section are overlapping making it
immpossible to read your lessons....just thought I'd let you know in case you weren't aware..

-Tyler

 

March 1, 2007

February 28, 2007

Hi,

My name is John Jeansonne, and I play the fiddle for the country/pop band, Rascal Flatts.  I'm a 36 year old Cajun, and have been fiddling for 28 years.  Now this isn't an email to "brag" about myself.  I just feel that it is important to tell you about the person who has chosen to write to you - me.  So..... I've been fiddling for Rascal Flatts for over five years.  Prior to that I played fiddle for country singer, Lee Ann Womack.

I also play other instruments besides the fiddle - Cajun accordion, harmonica, mandolin, and guitar.  When I was 13 years old (1983) I won the Louisiana harmonica championship.  In 1985-88 and 1995, I won the Louisiana fiddling championship.  Throughout my childhood and teen years I had a Cajun band.  We would play at festivals and stuff all around Louisiana, Texas, and Mississippi.

Anyway.... now that I am finished talking about myself (always feel embarrassed doing that), I want to simply tell you one thing... Thank you.  Although the fiddle is my primary instrument, the harmonica is a close second.  I just have a passion for playing the harmonica which I cannot describe.  It is such a cool, little, versatile instrument!  I just wanted to take a little time to thank you for your efforts on your wonderful harmonica website.  I visit many of them quite regularly, but yours is my favorite of them all!

I don't want anything.  It is just that I feel that many take such informative websites for granted.  However, I do not take them for granted.  So..... thanks for your time and effort in creating such a great harmonica website.

Yours truly,
John Jeansonne
http://www.myspace.com/chankit

February 17, 2006

Fantastic site for us beginners.

Thanks for all your time and effort. It is driving my partner crazy. Me sitting up till all
hours a harpin' and a whinin'....

Cheers

Mark Blakelock
Kerikeri
New Zealand
 

February 6, 2007

Hi Mark, Went to your site this morning ,which I got from the SPAH
magazine that came in the mail yesterday. I am basically a blues harp
player who doesn't leave second position. Wow, I had so much fun with
your site, I think I have been on it close to 2 hours now. Gave me a
chance to fool around with my chromatic and really have fun with some of
the umpteen songs you have. A million thanks.

Allen Goldberg in Lincoln, Ca.

February 4, 2007

I just wanted to say thanks alot for the site. You realy did a great job on
all the tabs. There so organized, i learn like 10 times more when i play off
your site then other harp tab sites.

Anyways man I notcied that you havn't updated your site. Let me ask you tho,
please dont stop what your doing.  I love your site and it really helps me
learn. Its just great.

The only other thing i have to say is really just a request. And don't bother
if you cant or dont want to but id love to see a few more songs in the game
Department. Zelda: Ocarina of time has very nice game music to play along to.
There's a whole bunch of original songs in it that just sound great.


Either way i care less about those songs then i do about your site. Please
keep updating.


Thank you
Sincearly Pat Furlong
 

January 30, 2007

Dear Mark,
      I am 13 years old and am learning how to play the harmonica, and if I
say so, I'm doing quite well. All of my friends are saying how well I'm
doing. It's also amazing how music can touch peoples lives, because I
started playing the harmonica and got my friend Dylan to bring his out, and
my friend Jacob brought his out and is getting very good at it. I was
thinking of getting a harmonica band started, and I'm saving up for a bass
harmonica.
    I'm told I pick instruments up very fast, and I picked up the harmonica
and learned it in 5 minutes. Some of my friends think it's annoying though.
I thought if you needed any help tabulating songs, I could help you wth it.
I also wanted to know what website publisher you use.

                             -Harpist forever,
                              Joshua Smith

P.S. you still haven't tabulated La Bamba. I could help you with that if you
want.
 

November 9, 2006

Hi Mister Purintun

 

I am of Colombia, and my English is not very good.

I am a novice in the harmonica and have visited its page to look for its tablaturas.

I have a question: Since you update it frequently, how as they are the new songs?

Excuse the annoyance, but I want to be trying every day.

Thank you very much by its attention and thanks for its page

 

Andrés Giraldo

October 30, 2006

October 30, 2006

October 29, 2006

October 19, 2006

Dear Mark,

I heard a great button accordion (ie big brother of the harmonica) track I
wan't to learn being "Help me make it through the night".  I came straight
to your site of course. Thanks for the great tabbing. I sincerely
congratulate you on working out "Orange Blossom Special" for us too. Thanks
for being there, and, your wisdom is certainly appreciated. And Mark, may
God continue to bless you if He should so will.  Best regards and kind
wishes.
 

Myjan

October 14, 2006

Warm greetings Mark,
A great many people who take up the harmonica know little about
reading music.
They don't get much help from music shops who are only interested in
the more expensive instruments on the whole.
You may get a beginners book with a few lines of a very simple tune
or two and then you are left to sink or swim.
I can now read music and play by ear. Both these skills take time
and practise. In the meantime tabs are what got me going -then kept
me going!!
It took me 6 months to start playing by ear and 12 months to read
music reasonably well.
It is still difficult to read music and play as smoothly as I would
like but I am getting there.
Without TAB sites I may have given up.
When new people ask for help I ALWAYS refer them to your site and
Jack's and Harptabs.
Your site is my favourite because you have TABS + WORDS + MIDI's
to play along with.
I know your site is a labour of love and the mind boggles at the
hours you must have put in. THANK YOU.
When people start playing they often have a tune in mind that they
would love to play well. This is usually the first tab they ask for.
Mine was 'Summertime'.
If I had had to wait to read music to play it I would have given
up!!
Keep up the good work my friend.

Henry.

September 27, 2006

September 3, 2006

Mr. Purintun,

Just a brief note to tell you how much I like, and get out of 'Harpin' an' a
Whinin''

I've learned lot from your site, always check there first when looking for a
song, and very much enjoy your sense of humor.

I guess ( From 'Weather in Carol Stream Ill') were almost neighbors,  I live
in Hyde Park, Chicago, and work at the University of Chicago.

I think you've done a wonderful service by putting up and maintaining your
site - Thanks.

Bruce A. Law

August 14, 2006

August 11, 2006

What a monstrously good site you're building!~ I'm some impressed!
Thanks for making it available and so easy to navigate. Great tunes...
.
Re: One Hit Wonders: here's two
.
"The Martian Hop"... by the Galaxies; also by the Ron-dells... circa
1960... [ silly song but I have a grandkid that loves it ]
.
"Susie Darlin'"...by Robin Luke... circa 1959.. [ no horns if you can
help it tho ]
.
...and, he's hardly a one-hitter, but I would love to hear a midi
version of Bobby Darin's [ done to a cha-lypso beat ] "I'll Be There"
...it's the B side of his Atlantic Records 45 of "Beyond the Sea"... It
was covered in a similar style by Jerry and the Pacemakers. All the
subsequent versions like the Jackson 5's and Whitney's, etc. are slower
and "draggy" to my way of thinking. My opinion only... but Bobby Darin
was one of the all-time great song-stylists.
.
Thanks again and keep it going!

I B Scrat
 

August 8, 2006

August 6, 2006

Dear Mark,

In the first place i would like to say that I really like your harp-tab website!
I'm trying to learn to play the bluesharp for a few weeks, and i;m making a slow but steady progress.

On your "one hit wonders" site you say that people can mail requests for
songs to tab.

Well, I would like to request 3 songs:

1. My Way  -Frank Sinatra (I'm not sure he wrote the original, but he sang a wonderfull version of it)
2. Venus -Shocking Blue
3. Breakfast at Tiffany's -Deep Blue Something

Greetings from The Netherlands,

Matthijs Elema

June 11, 2006

June 8, 2006

Dear Mr. Mark Purintun

I was browsing and just stumbled across your web site.
 It is a wonderful site and exactly what I have been
looking for.  I have been attempting to learn some
harmonica songs for the past couple of months.

I am currently in the Middle East supporting a U. S.
Army unit.  Your web site offers a breath of fresh
air.  I am perhaps older than most of your web site
visitors.

I have been searching for harmonica tabs for two
songs:

(1) I'll Sail My Ship Alone - Moon Mullican
(2) Cold Hard Facts of Life - Porter Wagoner

Thank you so very much for providing the web site.  I
can't imagine all of the time and effort you must put
into it - and for no remuneration.

One comment about the site comments:  I cannot for the
life of me figure out why Lara's Theme (Somewhere My
Love) From Dr. Zhivago did not make the cut-off for
the 100 best movies songs.

Thanks again.

Bernie Wooley
 

June 4, 2006

hello, just wanted to thank you for haveing a cool
harp website. i am a beginner harp player and this is
just what ive been looking for. there was alot of
wading through bad harp sites to find yours. thanks
again. --mike


June 2, 2006

Dear Mr. Mark Purintun,
Thank you for your nice website.
I am a 59years-old Japanese boy.
I was searching for the words of  "Silver threds and golden needles".
Then I can access to your website. I am very surprised and much
excited to come here. Please fill the "under construction" place
calmly. I wish you a happy days.

Thank you & Best regards,
Masahito Wada,
Tokyo, Japan  
 

March 26, 2006

March 20, 2006

I can't imagine any spending that much time building and maintaining
a site to help a bunch of doofuses like me who don't read music! As
you may have heard me casually mention, I just can't abide by tabs.
They just mess me up. So when I feel a song coming on, if I can't
get the words and melody straight in my head, I can't even begin to
make it happen on the harp. So what I do is, I sneak into Mark's
sight like a thief in the night, and pull up the song I want then I
print the words out (all tabbed , Mark even has the timing down now!)
but what I really want is to hear him play it. I listen to him play
the thing. Note that I said LISTEN, I really, really, listen to him
I steal the hell out of his timing, cadence, everyting! The only
thing I don't use is the tabs 'cause lots of times Marks has you
playing along with him and I think this is important for hackers
like me out there to understand. You guys and guyettes need to know
that some of his stuff seems to be designed to be played along WITH
what you are going to hear on your favorite cd! (oh, Mark don't eat
me alive if I'm wrong on this). As an example, last night for me it
was "Help me make it throught the night". I couln't remember how
everything fit, so I dipped into Mark's bag of goodies. But if you
play the tabs he has for that song all alone when you are back in
your easy chair, to my ear you are playing harmony to the melody
that Mark played on the computer. And that is why tabs will mess you
up if you don't watch out. Now if I'm wrong Mark I apoligize ahead
of time, I'm just learning and if I'm having trouble I know there
must be others who are too. This in no way reflects upon my
admiration for your skill and accomplishments. Steve     
 

March 16, 2006

March 12, 2006

March 4, 2006

March 4, 2006

March 2, 2006

February 28, 2006

February 25, 2006

Hi Mark,
Well in fact, I've got problems reading sheet music : that's why I'm so grateful
when musicians tab songs for me..!

I enjoy visiting your site (and there's something new everyday!), and learning
new songs from it - I especially like the songs you have chosen.
I only play about 50 songs so I've still got a lot of work to do. :)
Thank you again for putting all of them online, have a nice week-end,
Eve

 

April 14, 2006

Hi Mark,
Great work on your website! we have the tabs, the midis and the fun thanks to
you...

Here's a little tab for you to add if you like it.It's a Serge Gainsbourg's song
'Dieu est un fumeur de Havanes'.
Thanks for your good work. Take care,

DIEU EST UN FUMEUR DE HAVANES (Serge Gainsbourg)

    4     4    4 (4)  4   (4)    5     6
Dieu est un fumeur de Havanes
(6)  (6)    7 ( 6) 6 (5)    6
Je vois ses nuages gris
(6)  (6)     7     (6)     6  (5) 6 5 4
Je sais qu'il fume même la nuit
  (4)    5  (4)   5 (4) 5   4
Comme moi, ma chérie

Eve
 

January 31, 2006

January 30,2006

Sir
I think your web page is great. I was wondering if you could tab or new where to
get Today I started loving you again-Merle Haggard. Might be copy protected.
I received Charlie McCoy version on CD. Really sounds good. I tried to tab to
no avail. Any help greatly appreciated.
Again Harpin ana Whinin GREAT!
Thanks in advance.

Bruce Willenberg

January 28, 2006

Hi! I have recently taken up the harmonica and have grown to really enjoy
your website.  I was hoping you could post the tabs for Bob Dylan's Pledging
My Time, as it is one of my favorite songs and I can't seem to be able to
find it anywhere!

Thanks so much!

Kelly M
 

January 27, 2006

January 25, 2006

Mike Smith

January 13, 2006

January 8, 2006
 

December 23, 2005

Dear Mark, I would like to wish you Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
And mainly I have to thank you for your affort to bring the prettiness of
music also "us  - the musical ignorants".  The best wishes from Heart of
Europe  (a pair steps from the birth-place of Vejvodas Beer Polka), that you
make known for next generation .   ...

Yours Josef
 

December 11, 2005

December 11, 2005

Hi Everyone,

I would like to second what Amrianne has said.  I am relatively new to the harmonica and
have found HarpinandWhinin a fantastic site.  I am really grateful for the time and effort
Mark has put in to it as it has proved a huge inspiration to learn more things.  Thank you.
 

Magicbluecloud

December 7, 2005

October 24, 2005

Love the sight.  Have been blowing for about a year. Am looking for tabs for
Ashes of Love and On the Road Again. I like anything bluegrass. Keep up the
good work and thanks for what you do.


Steve
 

October 14, 2005

October 10, 2005

Nice to see you upgrading the site.  Many tabs here have been helpful to me.
thanks for your hard work..

Mike
 

September 28, 2005

Hey Mark,
I just had to tell you what a great help your site has been to me over the few years i've been playing harmonica. Thanks for all the hard work. Don't know what i would have done without all the tabs!!
Ralph Thomas
P.S.
There are a lot of people i talk to at Harmonicaclub.com that feel the same way.

September 16, 2005

Hi Mark,

Thanks for that!  Been looking everywhere for a boogie woogie tab, my
band and I had great fun with this last night!

http://www.dataflo.net/~mpurintun/Tabs/OldTimeTabs/boogie_woogie.htm

Thanks again,
Matt

 

September 15, 2005

September 12, 2005

September 8, 2005

Mark - I am so glad my email reached you, but my jaw dropped when I saw the work you have been doing. 

I have been looking for something like this, but because I played by ear, I really didn't know how to post a
question about these notes.  You seem know so much about music.  I will have to study your charts more
before I can really tell you anything.  I only know that I tried so hard to learn the tabs to songs that it became
more of a barrier than anything, I had to hear the instruments play.  I have found that mainly string seems to
work best with harmonica.  Thank you so much for the information, and any extra I come up with by ear I will
pass on to you, I hope it will help.   

Take Care - Cherice

September 8, 2005

August 29, 2005

August 29, 2005

July 31, 2005

Hi Mark.   

The mate and i are homebrewers and harp players. We spend to
much time playing along,but what the hell you only live once.   I love your
site i think it's magic.  Keep up the good work.
 
Regards Glen
Beechworth   Victoria  Australia.
 

July 28, 2005

Just visited your site for the first time.   It is awesome.  Being a Beatle fanatic I especially liked that page.  I hope you
continue to add more and more to this particular page.

Keep up the excellent work.

Bill Dallas

July 8, 2005

Mark, what a great site you have put together!!!!!  I can’t fathom the hours you have put into it.  For a
beginner like me it is just fantastic.  My wife would like me to learn ‘Blue eyes crying in the rain’ by
Willie. I have not been able to locate a harp book with W.N. songs, and would sure love the tabs.  Willie
Nelson songs are great for sitting around the campfire and most everyone knows them.  Any help would
be greatly appreciated!!!! 

Thanks for all the work you have already done.

 Best Wishes
Mike Buerkley, Fargo N.D.

July 6, 2005

Dear Mark,

What a nice site you have.  I think you can take the "under construction" sign off your site.
I bookmarked it, I will visit it more frequently.
Are the most song for a chromatic harmonica?

Greetings,

Harry Nijkamp
Edam - The Netherlands

Ed. Note:  Harry Nijkamp hosts the harmonica website at:
 http://www.harrystrading.nl  for those harpers needing equipment in Europe.

July 2, 2005

Hey Mark,

I'm quite aware of your fine site.  Have used it myself a couple of times.

All the best,

Russ

Ed note:  Russ hosts the Christian Harmonica site at:
  http://www.geocities.com/harpin_russ/index.html

June 26, 2005

hello mark
I TOO MUST THANK YOU FOR ALL THE HARD WORK YOU DO FOR THE GROUP. BUT
GET YOUR FINGER OUT AND DO THE TURKEY IN THE STRAW THING FOR ME(LOL)
THE BIZ JIMBLO.
 

June 25, 2005

Mark,

I am amazed at your kindness, and of the time and effort that you have
extended to the group. Time after time, I watched as you went out of
your way, spending many hours of your personal time to be of help to
someone asking nothing in return.

I for one think the group owes you a big thank you!

Have a great weekend, and thank you again.

Keith
 

June 25, 2005
Mark,
   You seem to be venturing into ever deeper water in
your already "Best of its kind" site and I wonder if
you are ready to gird up your loins and attack "Orange
Blossom Special" I find it easy enough to tab with the
many cheat sheets that I have, but my results don,t
seem to tally with what I hear on disk when I play a
few bars. My johnny Cash book and several fake books
agree on the musical notation that I am working with.
All the best, Dwight Moore

Pépé

 

June 22, 2005

June 20, 2005

Hi!

Nice pages, but do You really need all those animated gifs...?

Ari
 

June 20, 2005

Fellow Harpers,
Just a note to all you harpers out there.  I posted message #960 and
to my rescue came Mark Purintun.   He not only responded to my
message
the same day, but the following day had the song tabbed, along with
serveral Midi's.  The service was last weekend and went extremely
well.
Mark:  I know you are reading this and just to let you know, with the
exception of maintaining composure while playing, all went fine.  I
ended up using the tab you supplied, played with a "G" harp.  I took
your advise and practiced this song about 300 times.  I believe that
helped to exercise the 9 & 10 hole reeds that had not been played
very
much prior to this song.  Thanks again for all your help Mark and for
your web site.  Getting into your music theory pages were extremely
helpful. If you want to hire me as VP of Marketing of Mark Purintun,
I
will gladly volunteer my services at NO CHARGE. Thanks again my
friend. For all fellow harpers and new harpers to our group;  if you
have not checked out Mark's site ( http://www.dataflo.net/~mpurintun/ ) please do
so.
Grace and Peace.
David Corr
 

June 15, 2005

June 14, 2005

Hi Mark,
Just a quick note to say you have an excellent website. Keep up the 
good work!

Regards,
Jonathan.
 

June 11, 2005

I found the tab of "Bring Him Home" on Mark Purintun's web site being
in the TV/Movies songs section. That same site is listed 05th June
this year in reply to a request for a tab to Piano Man. Check it out.

Incidentally Mark's site is surely the most awe inspiring thing that
I have seen for a long time. Nevertheless 3(three) things, namely,
tabs for "Misty" and "Mean Woman Blues", tabs for "Ramblin' Rose" and
"River Deep Mountain High" are same on the 70's - 90's page(s), and,
credits for "Whatever Will Be Will Be" are apparently by Ray Evans
and Ray Evans. Well, now, I am very far from being perfect, and, I'm
not throwing stones at Mister Purintun's website but I reckon it
certainly rocks.

electronbuster

June 10, 2005

Hi Mark,

I ran across your site today.  It's really great.  I notice on your 100 Best Country Songs #47
Don't Come Home a Drinkin' listed by Loretta Young.  The song is by Loretta Lynn.  I happen
to know this because she was one of my mom's favorite singers. 

Thanks!  Have a great day!

Debbie
 

June 8, 2005

Benybarr

June 6, 2005

Thank you very much. Your site is truly the best harp tab site I've
seen , well done! Keep up the good work! Thanks again.

-Philip
 

June 5, 2005

Mark!!!!!!!!

Thanks for putting your site up :-)
I like the fact that you have midi files to practice
along to. It sure helps to learn a new tune.

Craig
 

June 5, 2005

May 28, 2005

I am fairly new to the harp and keyed in "harmonica tunes"
and found your site, is this really all for free ? this has to be the
best website I have ever seen.

Thank you,

Mark
London. England
 

May 7 2005

Hay Mark,

Brilliant site and the midi's help with the tune
sounding.  I am still learning but great work-I am
well impressed.

Bryan
 

April 18, 2005

April 14, 2005

I just found you.  Its great.  I almost forgot some of those oldies.  Keep it going.

Don

April 8, 2005

Hello,

I've just discovered your fantastic site!

Really pretty and really practical.

Many thanks for all that help.

Seeing as I can't get the notes right by myself, I've been
trying to find tabs for The Third Man theme.

Have you tabbed that one, or can you direct me anywhere else to find it?
 
Thanks.

Brian
 

March 24, 2005

March 20, 2005

DEAR MARK
JUST A NOTE TO LET YOU KNOW ABOUT THE SHOW FOR MY GRAND-DAUGHTER LEXI...
I MADE THE CD AS PER YOUR ADVICE (INSTRUCTION)..RECORDED IT AS YOU SAID..THEY
PUT IT INTO THEIR PROGRAM AND IT WENT OFF FLAWLESSLY..CANT THANK YOU ENOUGH...
AND AGAIN YOUR SITE IS GREAT.. KEEP IT UP...APPRECIATE ALL YOUR HELP..

MILT MOSKOWITZ
 

March 14, 2005

Hi, Mark!

Your web site is just lovely and the midis are excellent!  The graphics are very cute, too LOL

I am compiling a web page honouring the four RCMP constables who were gunned down up here.  Perhaps you
read about it wherever you are?  Anyway, I attended the Memorial Service and was very moved by Mr. Ian Tyson's
rendition of his song Four Strong Winds -- it was always a favourite of mine.

I would like to use your midi as a background if you do not mind.  Could you send me your logo for link/credit at the
bottom of my page?  It will not be directly linked since I am downloading your midi to my page.

If you would be interested in checking out my personal little web site, please visit here:
http://members.shaw.ca/frozenorth/welcome.htm

My proposed page will be included in: http://members.shaw.ca/frozenorth2/chapter2.htm

Thank you for any consideration you may give my request.  

Sincerely
Sandra Miller
 

March 14, 2005

Mark keep up the good work . there is a lot of people out there that are learning and it will be a great help to them .

 "DIGGER"
 

March 8, 2005

Guy Chevalier

March 2, 2005

Hello I was surfing the web the other day when I found out about your site, now I thank you for all you have done and all your hard work
but I have one question about your site, Will it work for Richter harmonicas or is it only for Diatonic Harmonicas? thank you for your time,      
      


                                                                                                   Sincerely,
                                                                                                            Jack.
 

March 2, 2005

February 28, 2005

Hello,
I'm 14 and an aspiring harmonica player. I've gotten much better with the help of your site and I was
wondering if I could make a couple requests for songs. I know you're busy and all, but these are some
songs that I would like to learn:
~All along the watchtower (solos)-Bob Dylan
~The Ghost of Tom Joad (solos)-B.Springsteen

Thanks, I appreciate it.
~D.K.
 

February 21, 2005

February 11, 2005

Hi...have found your site (which is terrific....) reason...my grand daughter
is singing in a grade 2nd) school show and wanted to sing five foot two eye of blue which i
found on ur site.. problems is how do i copy that onto a cd for them to take to the show
(not only rehearse) ...would appreciate your help and advice...i downloaded the song fm ur
site but i only record the icon and must click on it to play...they have a cd player in school
but not the computer....

thank you
milt moskowitz
 

February 11, 2005

You've got a pretty helpful site for many harp players...I'll add you to my links page...thanks & keep it up...
Pete Graber
http://harmonicapete.port5.com
 

February 8, 2005

Hi Mark,
I just wanted to thank you for all the hard work you've put in on this site!  The tabs are great and the midi files are invaluable. 
I found you site through a link from the Harmonica club.  Thanks again for the music!

Ralph Thomas

February 4, 2004

i like your site especially funny videos.

yiqiang dai

February 8, 2005

Hi Mark,
I just wanted to thank you for all the hard work you've put in on this site! The tabs are great and the
midi files are invaluable. I found your site through a link from the Harmonica club. Thanks again for the music!
Ralph Thomas

February 2, 2005

Kyle Settles

January 31, 2005

Man u have a real site . it's really cool. i got to hear tim moyer play he's a real cool cat . i really enjoyed it.

 "Digger"
 

January 30, 2005
 

January 28, 2005

Just ran across you site a couple of days ago while surfing for harmonica websites.  You have done a superb job with content
and presentation.  I tried to play the harp about 60 years ago, but didn't stick with it, since there was no real real instruction around. 
Now I'm 72.  I decided to try again.  i bought some good harps in C, D, A & F.  I'm really excited with my progress.  I'm still pretty
average at bending, but I'm progressing.  Your website will be invaluable to me, along with instruction CDs I bought,  Thanks again
for your valuable contribution in making playing the harp seem not quite so intimidating.

Richard Vale

divejunkee

January 5, 2005

I can't tell you how much I enjoy sitting up in the early morning and
blowing to the songs you have written out and put on your sight.  I am new
to the harp and thanks to you I am actually able to play some songs and
have a great time doing it. Thank you so very much.

Tom Amirante
 

January 3, 2005

January 1, 2005

December 31, 2004

December 23, 2004

For He's A Jolly Good Fellow (G100)

November 25, 2004 (Thanksgiving Day!)

I thought you would enjoy this.   I did.   I enjoy your   Harpin'an' a Whinin' so much.  Don't know how I would get along without
all that beautiful music.  Wish I could play some musical instrument because learning on your site would be so helpful.   
I can't sing, but I do some when I listen to the tune and can read the lyrics.   Thanks so much.   Have a great week.  

V. Brown
 

                                                                                             
                                                                                            A Place In The Sun (not tabbed)
                                                                (Click on the TV and the music will play.  The lyrics should "play")

November 24, 2004

                                                                                      
                                                                                    Old Grey Mare (F100)
                                                                                           (Best pic I have...)
 

November 20, 2004

                                                                                              
                                                                                       Bye, Bye Love (F166)

November 20, 2004

                                                                        
                                                                     Worried Man Blues (G125)

October 30, 2004

                                                                              
                                                                       Turkey in the Straw (G140)

October 29, 2004

Nadav

                                                                             
                                                                          Magnificent Seven (Eb140)

October 28, 2004

Hi, Mark,

I want you to know I just enjoy your Web Site so very much.  I am 80 years old, and I finally decided to
get a Computer, and it amazes WHAT is available on this computer.  I am happy I found your entertainment
pages and I am grateful, that I can call my Server when I am in trouble.

Have a wonderful day and May God Continue to Bless you.

Virginia

                                                                                    
                                                                                   Amazing Grace (C90)

October 28, 2004

Hi Mark,
I would like to begin this email by saying that I absolutely love your site.  The tabs that I get off of it...
I would be lost without them.  Since I have started playing harmonica, I hear songs every once in a while that
make me say to myself, "Geez, that would be a great song to be able to play."  Well, one song hit me recently
that I positively love, and dearly wish that I could play.  It is called "Hallelujah" by Rufus Wainwright, and
it is in the move "Shrek".  I have fallen in love with this song and REALLY want to know how to play it.  My
question to you: is there any way that you could tab this for me?  I realize that this is asking a lot, but I
thought it was worth a try.  I would post it on Harptalk, but I know that many people are horribly against tabs,
and I don't want to be yelled at.

Thanks for your time,

Daniel
Dubuque, Iowa


                                        
                                       It's a Small World (C120)
                                      

October 21, 2004

Aaron

Mean Woman Blues (Bb110)
 

September 12, 2004

Just wanted to say I think your site is terrific!! Awesome midis
:-).Keep up the good work.
 

Jennifer

  
What's New Pussycat?

September 4, 2004

Hey Jude - F94

September 3, 2004

Thanks a lot for putting up this great web site. I can honestly say that I learned how to play harmonica from your site.

With that said, I would like to give a suggestion. I would like to see more  classic rock type songs at your web site. I personally
tabulated "Dust in the Wind" By Kansas, though it still needs some tweaking, and would gladly and  it to you. I have also a small
portion of "winds of change" by Scorpions tabulatede.  But I would like to see more of these type of songs. I would  like to see tabs
for "Ghost of tom joad" by Bruce Springsteen, or "Still loving you" By Scorpions...ect...

Well thank you for putting up such an awesome site, and thank you for all the help you could give me.


Osiris Mena
 

Clementine - E130

Bob

September 1, 2004

A very nice gift you gave me Mark. This diddy was sung by a fellow craftsman I spent many years working with. I always carried this
song in my head and never could come up with the answer. Now in my retired years, this harp bizzness has taken hold, and makes up
for the void in my life.    I will let you know how I do.  Thanks again for your kind and speedy work. Hope you have many years of
harmonica enjoyment.

Christian 80 yrs
 note: that's my son, back row far left
and I' m far right
 

 Midi F140

The Andover Boys   
Wolverton Mountain

August 23, 2004

Eeecy Weency Spider (G130)

August 15, 2004

Please Release Me (Bb121)

August 13, 2004

Hey Man,
You have a great site, I haven't been able to find so much stuff in one place.  I was only go9ing to ask if
you could post more Dylan stuff like All Along the Watchtower, Heaven's Door, etc.

Thanks,

A. Points
Tulsa

Never on A Sunday (Eb120)
 

August 12, 2004

I just found your web site, and I think it's fantastic.  Very thorough.  I must thank you for the obvious effort
you've put into it.

Some things.....   Otherwise, I am thoroughly enjoying your site.  Very well done.

Sincerely,

Ed F. K

Over the Rainbow Eb120

August 11, 2004

Really enjoy your site.  I'm taking a couple of songs a week in to my club meetings.  I'm trying to get our
members to learn new songs.  We've been working on Spanish Harlem.  Can't quite get one part of the song. 
Can you possibly get it on your site?

Thanks.
Claude

Tiny Bubbles F100
 

August 3, 2004

Hey Mark, just want to say this is the best harp sight on the web.  I have been playing harp for about five
years now.  Learned everything I know the hard way.  This sight has been a tremendous boost to my playing skills. 
Not only do I thank you but my family as well.

John W. West
Virginia

                                        Not intended to be offensive
                                          Dixie (C100)

July 13, 2004

Loved the site!

Christine H.

Worried Man Blues (G125)

July 11, 2004

                               
                                    Margaritaville  (D128)

July 5, 2004

Hello hello Mark, I'm issuing you a long overdue thanks for creating your 'song key' website; I have used
it for the past month or so, picking appropriate songs, in appropriate keys to practice with, and although my
harp skills on the scale of 1 to 10 were probably at 3.5, I now feel I'm up to 4.5 and climbing!

One song I haven't been able to find is "Red Sails In The Sunset".  But Wow, I don't know how you find the time
to do all you've done!  (and still under construction!) Enjoy those little bits of humour at page bottoms!  Thank,
Thanks again!

Bill.  BE.CO. Ca

Una Paloma Blanca (G138)

June 30, 2004

Hi Mark,

I've just started learning the harmonica, and I have to say that your website is by far the best harp tab
site on the Internet.  You've put lost of great songs up in an easy-to-read format.  The only request I've
got is that it would be great to have a "new songs" section where you list the latest additions.

Thanks for your effort - and keep on going!

Cheers,
Ashley Montanaro

My Old Kentucky Home (C73)

June 23, 2004

Mark,

I really like your website.  I'm not sure my harmonica playing is any better, but it keeps me entertained.

Thanks for organizing all of these songs in one place.

Sincerely,

Lonann French

Carrie Anne C132

June 17, 2004

Mark, this site is just marvelous.  I teach kids to play the harmonica.  This has some wonderful songs on it
that the kids can play along with, which will help them play better.   Just wanted to tell you to keep up the
good work.  We are a relatively new not-for-profit organization and we provide free of charge the harmonica and
instructions to the kids.  This crazy world need some harp players.

Thanks

Pat Stewart

City of New Orleans (G135)
 

June 15, 2004

Hi there,

I am a harmonica player and I have fallen in love with playing.   I had searched the internet for a website
that was not interested in money but in the love of music.  And your website is the leader of the pack.  I come
to you wondering if you have ever tabbed any of big sugar's songs.  And if not, I would ask that you give it a shot. 

Thank you.
Jackson King

Me and Bobby(i) McGee (C159)

May 15, 2004

If any of you want to hear some nice music with a great piece called "AMERICA" with Hurricane Ramon
AKA party_man@excite.com , go to http://www.dataflo.net/~mpurintun/index.htm.  AMERICA is on the right
side of the Home page,  Also go to the end of the index on the left side and punch in "harp-links".  Go
down aways and you will see Hurricane modeling the newest thing in caps. (A little something left over from WW1

Hurricane is a great harper and you should do your ears a favor and give it a listen. 
You will find many other things on Mark's site that will make your day.

allynboy
 

Save the Last Dance For Me

May 13, 2004

I have just found your link.  It is wonderful!!
Thank you for providing such a great resource.

Brit

Over the Rainbow Eb120

May 12, 2004

Hey Mark, been meaning to tell you I've gotten a lot of good use out of your site.  Can't really use the
tabs with my chroms, except using the "tab-Slide Guide Chart" backwards putting them into music notation,
but your midi files are always simple enough to break down easily with mid notation software.  And if one
key doesn't play right, you've always got alternate keys.  Everything I've tried has been very playable.

Thanks,

Blake Wynne

Four Strong Winds-E95

May 3, 2004

Great site, Mark.  That's one I hadn't seen yet, and do you ever have
it loaded with goods!  I think it's gonna take me some time to read,
digest, and understand it all.  I think I'll learn a lot there.  (Any
chance you'll post anything off of "The Best of ZZ Top",
specifically "Lagrange" or "Jesus Just Left Chicago"?

Craig
 

Misty (Eb124)

May 2, 2004

I found your site by chance, and though the music is a little corny, and not bluesy enough for my taste,
I thank you for letting me into your world.  I want to play the harmonica.

Michelle T.  (Az)

The Rose (C67)

April 29, 2004

..........Just looked up your web site.......wah...neat....Eye for one
appreciate all the work U have put into that site........
...........gives me real impetuous to go on.........and will look up some
Irish tunes..........thanx again for your input.....

............Tom in Denver, Colorado
 

I'll Follow the Sun C125

Rhinestone Cowboy C116

April 1, 2004

Hi Mark,
You have a nice full interesting website.
Thanks for giving me such a nice presentation.

Keep hairpin'.....I mean harpin'
    Take care.
      
Bud (Boblink)       Bud Boblink

Muskrat Ramble (Eb160)
Nobody - but nobody does this song better than Bud Boblink.  Just a fact!

March 29, 2004

March 22, 2004

I Love your site, thanks for all the songs. It's just great.

James Kerins
USAF Ret.
 

Click me - I play Pop Goes the Weasel in C140      (I'm illegal in California...)

March 7, 2004

Hi Mark,

What a neat site! I just gave it a quick look but
I can see I'll be spending some time there to hone
my diatonic chops...

Jack Ely

                                                                                                  Blues Blaster
                                                                                          I Got You Babe - Sonny and Cher - F80

February 7, 2004

Hohner Comet
Everybody's Talkin' At Me

February 7, 2004

Great site!!!
Just started playing & your information is very helpful.
Thanks

Frank

Hohner Marine Band
Alone Again, Naturally-Gb85

February 7, 2004

Thank you so much for your website.  It will certainly help me play along with some of the tunes you have
included there.  I used to play a chrom many years ago, but I kinda put it down and didn't pick it up until
just recently.  Now it seems I will have to learn all over again..  My old chrom is not so good any more so
I bought me a Hohner CX12.  I hope this will work for me.  Anyway you really have something going on here. 
I know it will help.  Thanx again,

From  Gerry T.

Hohner "Big River"
Chicken Dance

January 22, 2004

I see your website is developing nicely, it must be a super time consumer for you at times, the info there
is solid.  What you might include with the harp tabs is the chordial sequences as a compliment to the tabs. 
I know I just made you "cringe" a tad as I know just how hard you have been working at your website's building. 
The Circle of Fifths is really a nice think with the minor keys included, a very cool thing.

Hurricane Ramon

Hohner "Blues Harp"
Hey Jude

January 16, 2004

Mark,

Just found your website today.  I am a semi-retired grandfather and just been playing for a couple of years. 
Your site is really great and refreshing.  Has a great selection of different types of music.  It is great to
see such a site as yours.  Just wanted to pass on my thanks for your work.

Have a great day!

Tony Bellamy                   (see Tony Bellamy's contributions here)

Hohner "Cross Harp"
Mockingbird Hill

January 21, 2004

Friends of the Harmonica,

Here's a great site I found with lotsa songs charted for harmonica and many with MIDI sound files to play. 
Maybe the next song you want to learn is here!  He's got lots of fun animations and the page is done accurately
with a sense of humor.

Can you explain the Circle of Fifths?
Do you know the hand signs musicians use to indicate the key to others on stage?

Recommended.

 Hohner "Golden Melody"
How Great Thou Art

January 04, 2004

Mark,  I just discovered your site this morning via the Harpin group.  Wow I have been playing harp for the
last twenty-five years.  For my own enjoyment, and not very good.  I have had more fun today playing your tab
songs than in all of the last many years. I would gladly pay for a book, in fact I have, many times!  but your
songs are so easy to play and the accompanyment really makes it easy.  Sometimes even old songs, I just have
trouble remembering how they go, or at least the whole song.  (I'm going to be 70 this Mo.)  Thanks a million,
and man, you have really put a lot of work in and it is really appreciated!

Jim

June 25, 2005

Mark,

I am amazed at your kindness, and of the time and effort that you have
extended to the group. Time after time, I watched as you went out of
your way, spending many hours of your personal time to be of help to
someone asking nothing in return.

I for one think the group owes you a big thank you!

Have a great weekend, and thank you again.

Keith
 

June 25, 2005
Mark,
   You seem to be venturing into ever deeper water in
your already "Best of its kind" site and I wonder if
you are ready to gird up your loins and attack "Orange
Blossom Special" I find it easy enough to tab with the
many cheat sheets that I have, but my results don,t
seem to tally with what I hear on disk when I play a
few bars. My johnny Cash book and several fake books
agree on the musical notation that I am working with.
All the best, Dwight Moore

Pépé

 

June 22, 2005

June 20, 2005

Hi!

Nice pages, but do You really need all those animated gifs...?

Ari
 

June 20, 2005

Fellow Harpers,
Just a note to all you harpers out there.  I posted message #960 and
to my rescue came Mark Purintun.   He not only responded to my
message
the same day, but the following day had the song tabbed, along with
serveral Midi's.  The service was last weekend and went extremely
well.
Mark:  I know you are reading this and just to let you know, with the
exception of maintaining composure while playing, all went fine.  I
ended up using the tab you supplied, played with a "G" harp.  I took
your advise and practiced this song about 300 times.  I believe that
helped to exercise the 9 & 10 hole reeds that had not been played
very
much prior to this song.  Thanks again for all your help Mark and for
your web site.  Getting into your music theory pages were extremely
helpful. If you want to hire me as VP of Marketing of Mark Purintun,
I
will gladly volunteer my services at NO CHARGE. Thanks again my
friend. For all fellow harpers and new harpers to our group;  if you
have not checked out Mark's site ( http://www.dataflo.net/~mpurintun/ ) please do
so.
Grace and Peace.
David Corr
 

June 15, 2005

June 14, 2005

Hi Mark,
Just a quick note to say you have an excellent website. Keep up the 
good work!

Regards,
Jonathan.
 

June 11, 2005

I found the tab of "Bring Him Home" on Mark Purintun's web site being
in the TV/Movies songs section. That same site is listed 05th June
this year in reply to a request for a tab to Piano Man. Check it out.

Incidentally Mark's site is surely the most awe inspiring thing that
I have seen for a long time. Nevertheless 3(three) things, namely,
tabs for "Misty" and "Mean Woman Blues", tabs for "Ramblin' Rose" and
"River Deep Mountain High" are same on the 70's - 90's page(s), and,
credits for "Whatever Will Be Will Be" are apparently by Ray Evans
and Ray Evans. Well, now, I am very far from being perfect, and, I'm
not throwing stones at Mister Purintun's website but I reckon it
certainly rocks.

electronbuster

June 10, 2005

Hi Mark,

I ran across your site today.  It's really great.  I notice on your 100 Best Country Songs #47
Don't Come Home a Drinkin' listed by Loretta Young.  The song is by Loretta Lynn.  I happen
to know this because she was one of my mom's favorite singers. 

Thanks!  Have a great day!

Debbie
 

June 8, 2005

Benybarr

June 6, 2005

Thank you very much. Your site is truly the best harp tab site I've
seen , well done! Keep up the good work! Thanks again.

-Philip
 

June 5, 2005

Mark!!!!!!!!

Thanks for putting your site up :-)
I like the fact that you have midi files to practice
along to. It sure helps to learn a new tune.

Craig
 

June 5, 2005

May 28, 2005

I am fairly new to the harp and keyed in "harmonica tunes"
and found your site, is this really all for free ? this has to be the
best website I have ever seen.

Thank you,

Mark
London. England
 

May 7 2005

Hay Mark,

Brilliant site and the midi's help with the tune
sounding.  I am still learning but great work-I am
well impressed.

Bryan
 

April 18, 2005

April 14, 2005

I just found you.  Its great.  I almost forgot some of those oldies.  Keep it going.

Don

April 8, 2005

Hello,

I've just discovered your fantastic site!

Really pretty and really practical.

Many thanks for all that help.

Seeing as I can't get the notes right by myself, I've been
trying to find tabs for The Third Man theme.

Have you tabbed that one, or can you direct me anywhere else to find it?
 
Thanks.

Brian
 

March 24, 2005

March 20, 2005

DEAR MARK
JUST A NOTE TO LET YOU KNOW ABOUT THE SHOW FOR MY GRAND-DAUGHTER LEXI...
I MADE THE CD AS PER YOUR ADVICE (INSTRUCTION)..RECORDED IT AS YOU SAID..THEY
PUT IT INTO THEIR PROGRAM AND IT WENT OFF FLAWLESSLY..CANT THANK YOU ENOUGH...
AND AGAIN YOUR SITE IS GREAT.. KEEP IT UP...APPRECIATE ALL YOUR HELP..

MILT MOSKOWITZ
 

March 14, 2005

Hi, Mark!

Your web site is just lovely and the midis are excellent!  The graphics are very cute, too LOL

I am compiling a web page honouring the four RCMP constables who were gunned down up here.  Perhaps you
read about it wherever you are?  Anyway, I attended the Memorial Service and was very moved by Mr. Ian Tyson's
rendition of his song Four Strong Winds -- it was always a favourite of mine.

I would like to use your midi as a background if you do not mind.  Could you send me your logo for link/credit at the
bottom of my page?  It will not be directly linked since I am downloading your midi to my page.

If you would be interested in checking out my personal little web site, please visit here:
http://members.shaw.ca/frozenorth/welcome.htm

My proposed page will be included in: http://members.shaw.ca/frozenorth2/chapter2.htm

Thank you for any consideration you may give my request.  

Sincerely
Sandra Miller
 

March 14, 2005

Mark keep up the good work . there is a lot of people out there that are learning and it will be a great help to them .

 "DIGGER"
 

March 8, 2005

Guy Chevalier

March 2, 2005

Hello I was surfing the web the other day when I found out about your site, now I thank you for all you have done and all your hard work
but I have one question about your site, Will it work for Richter harmonicas or is it only for Diatonic Harmonicas? thank you for your time,      
      


                                                                                                   Sincerely,
                                                                                                            Jack.
 

March 2, 2005

February 28, 2005

Hello,
I'm 14 and an aspiring harmonica player. I've gotten much better with the help of your site and I was
wondering if I could make a couple requests for songs. I know you're busy and all, but these are some
songs that I would like to learn:
~All along the watchtower (solos)-Bob Dylan
~The Ghost of Tom Joad (solos)-B.Springsteen

Thanks, I appreciate it.
~D.K.
 

February 21, 2005

February 11, 2005

Hi...have found your site (which is terrific....) reason...my grand daughter
is singing in a grade 2nd) school show and wanted to sing five foot two eye of blue which i
found on ur site.. problems is how do i copy that onto a cd for them to take to the show
(not only rehearse) ...would appreciate your help and advice...i downloaded the song fm ur
site but i only record the icon and must click on it to play...they have a cd player in school
but not the computer....

thank you
milt moskowitz
 

February 11, 2005

You've got a pretty helpful site for many harp players...I'll add you to my links page...thanks & keep it up...
Pete Graber
http://harmonicapete.port5.com
 

February 8, 2005

Hi Mark,
I just wanted to thank you for all the hard work you've put in on this site!  The tabs are great and the midi files are invaluable. 
I found you site through a link from the Harmonica club.  Thanks again for the music!

Ralph Thomas

February 4, 2004

i like your site especially funny videos.

yiqiang dai

February 8, 2005

Hi Mark,
I just wanted to thank you for all the hard work you've put in on this site! The tabs are great and the
midi files are invaluable. I found your site through a link from the Harmonica club. Thanks again for the music!
Ralph Thomas

February 2, 2005

Kyle Settles

January 31, 2005

Man u have a real site . it's really cool. i got to hear tim moyer play he's a real cool cat . i really enjoyed it.

 "Digger"
 

January 30, 2005
 

January 28, 2005

Just ran across you site a couple of days ago while surfing for harmonica websites.  You have done a superb job with content
and presentation.  I tried to play the harp about 60 years ago, but didn't stick with it, since there was no real real instruction around. 
Now I'm 72.  I decided to try again.  i bought some good harps in C, D, A & F.  I'm really excited with my progress.  I'm still pretty
average at bending, but I'm progressing.  Your website will be invaluable to me, along with instruction CDs I bought,  Thanks again
for your valuable contribution in making playing the harp seem not quite so intimidating.

Richard Vale

divejunkee

January 5, 2005

I can't tell you how much I enjoy sitting up in the early morning and
blowing to the songs you have written out and put on your sight.  I am new
to the harp and thanks to you I am actually able to play some songs and
have a great time doing it. Thank you so very much.

Tom Amirante
 

January 3, 2005

January 1, 2005

December 31, 2004

December 23, 2004

For He's A Jolly Good Fellow (G100)

November 25, 2004 (Thanksgiving Day!)

I thought you would enjoy this.   I did.   I enjoy your   Harpin'an' a Whinin' so much.  Don't know how I would get along without
all that beautiful music.  Wish I could play some musical instrument because learning on your site would be so helpful.   
I can't sing, but I do some when I listen to the tune and can read the lyrics.   Thanks so much.   Have a great week.  

V. Brown
 

                                                                                             
                                                                                            A Place In The Sun (not tabbed)
                                                                (Click on the TV and the music will play.  The lyrics should "play")

November 24, 2004

                                                                                      
                                                                                    Old Grey Mare (F100)
                                                                                           (Best pic I have...)
 

November 20, 2004

                                                                                              
                                                                                       Bye, Bye Love (F166)

November 20, 2004

                                                                        
                                                                     Worried Man Blues (G125)

October 30, 2004

                                                                              
                                                                       Turkey in the Straw (G140)

October 29, 2004

Nadav

                                                                             
                                                                          Magnificent Seven (Eb140)

October 28, 2004

Hi, Mark,

I want you to know I just enjoy your Web Site so very much.  I am 80 years old, and I finally decided to
get a Computer, and it amazes WHAT is available on this computer.  I am happy I found your entertainment
pages and I am grateful, that I can call my Server when I am in trouble.

Have a wonderful day and May God Continue to Bless you.

Virginia

                                                                                    
                                                                                   Amazing Grace (C90)

October 28, 2004

Hi Mark,
I would like to begin this email by saying that I absolutely love your site.  The tabs that I get off of it...
I would be lost without them.  Since I have started playing harmonica, I hear songs every once in a while that
make me say to myself, "Geez, that would be a great song to be able to play."  Well, one song hit me recently
that I positively love, and dearly wish that I could play.  It is called "Hallelujah" by Rufus Wainwright, and
it is in the move "Shrek".  I have fallen in love with this song and REALLY want to know how to play it.  My
question to you: is there any way that you could tab this for me?  I realize that this is asking a lot, but I
thought it was worth a try.  I would post it on Harptalk, but I know that many people are horribly against tabs,
and I don't want to be yelled at.

Thanks for your time,

Daniel
Dubuque, Iowa


                                        
                                       It's a Small World (C120)
                                      

October 21, 2004

Aaron

Mean Woman Blues (Bb110)
 

September 12, 2004

Just wanted to say I think your site is terrific!! Awesome midis
:-).Keep up the good work.
 

Jennifer

  
What's New Pussycat?

September 4, 2004

Hey Jude - F94

September 3, 2004

Thanks a lot for putting up this great web site. I can honestly say that I learned how to play harmonica from your site.

With that said, I would like to give a suggestion. I would like to see more  classic rock type songs at your web site. I personally
tabulated "Dust in the Wind" By Kansas, though it still needs some tweaking, and would gladly and  it to you. I have also a small
portion of "winds of change" by Scorpions tabulatede.  But I would like to see more of these type of songs. I would  like to see tabs
for "Ghost of tom joad" by Bruce Springsteen, or "Still loving you" By Scorpions...ect...

Well thank you for putting up such an awesome site, and thank you for all the help you could give me.


Osiris Mena
 

Clementine - E130

Bob

September 1, 2004

A very nice gift you gave me Mark. This diddy was sung by a fellow craftsman I spent many years working with. I always carried this
song in my head and never could come up with the answer. Now in my retired years, this harp bizzness has taken hold, and makes up
for the void in my life.    I will let you know how I do.  Thanks again for your kind and speedy work. Hope you have many years of
harmonica enjoyment.

Christian 80 yrs
 note: that's my son, back row far left
and I' m far right
 

 Midi F140

The Andover Boys   
Wolverton Mountain

August 23, 2004

Eeecy Weency Spider (G130)

August 15, 2004

Please Release Me (Bb121)

August 13, 2004

Hey Man,
You have a great site, I haven't been able to find so much stuff in one place.  I was only go9ing to ask if
you could post more Dylan stuff like All Along the Watchtower, Heaven's Door, etc.

Thanks,

A. Points
Tulsa

Never on A Sunday (Eb120)
 

August 12, 2004

I just found your web site, and I think it's fantastic.  Very thorough.  I must thank you for the obvious effort
you've put into it.

Some things.....   Otherwise, I am thoroughly enjoying your site.  Very well done.

Sincerely,

Ed F. K

Over the Rainbow Eb120

August 11, 2004

Really enjoy your site.  I'm taking a couple of songs a week in to my club meetings.  I'm trying to get our
members to learn new songs.  We've been working on Spanish Harlem.  Can't quite get one part of the song. 
Can you possibly get it on your site?

Thanks.
Claude

Tiny Bubbles F100
 

August 3, 2004

Hey Mark, just want to say this is the best harp sight on the web.  I have been playing harp for about five
years now.  Learned everything I know the hard way.  This sight has been a tremendous boost to my playing skills. 
Not only do I thank you but my family as well.

John W. West
Virginia

                                        Not intended to be offensive
                                          Dixie (C100)

July 13, 2004

Loved the site!

Christine H.

Worried Man Blues (G125)

July 11, 2004

                               
                                    Margaritaville  (D128)

July 5, 2004

Hello hello Mark, I'm issuing you a long overdue thanks for creating your 'song key' website; I have used
it for the past month or so, picking appropriate songs, in appropriate keys to practice with, and although my
harp skills on the scale of 1 to 10 were probably at 3.5, I now feel I'm up to 4.5 and climbing!

One song I haven't been able to find is "Red Sails In The Sunset".  But Wow, I don't know how you find the time
to do all you've done!  (and still under construction!) Enjoy those little bits of humour at page bottoms!  Thank,
Thanks again!

Bill.  BE.CO. Ca

Una Paloma Blanca (G138)

June 30, 2004

Hi Mark,

I've just started learning the harmonica, and I have to say that your website is by far the best harp tab
site on the Internet.  You've put lost of great songs up in an easy-to-read format.  The only request I've
got is that it would be great to have a "new songs" section where you list the latest additions.

Thanks for your effort - and keep on going!

Cheers,
Ashley Montanaro

My Old Kentucky Home (C73)

June 23, 2004

Mark,

I really like your website.  I'm not sure my harmonica playing is any better, but it keeps me entertained.

Thanks for organizing all of these songs in one place.

Sincerely,

Lonann French

Carrie Anne C132

June 17, 2004

Mark, this site is just marvelous.  I teach kids to play the harmonica.  This has some wonderful songs on it
that the kids can play along with, which will help them play better.   Just wanted to tell you to keep up the
good work.  We are a relatively new not-for-profit organization and we provide free of charge the harmonica and
instructions to the kids.  This crazy world need some harp players.

Thanks

Pat Stewart

City of New Orleans (G135)
 

June 15, 2004

Hi there,

I am a harmonica player and I have fallen in love with playing.   I had searched the internet for a website
that was not interested in money but in the love of music.  And your website is the leader of the pack.  I come
to you wondering if you have ever tabbed any of big sugar's songs.  And if not, I would ask that you give it a shot. 

Thank you.
Jackson King

Me and Bobby(i) McGee (C159)

May 15, 2004

If any of you want to hear some nice music with a great piece called "AMERICA" with Hurricane Ramon
AKA party_man@excite.com , go to http://www.dataflo.net/~mpurintun/index.htm.  AMERICA is on the right
side of the Home page,  Also go to the end of the index on the left side and punch in "harp-links".  Go
down aways and you will see Hurricane modeling the newest thing in caps. (A little something left over from WW1

Hurricane is a great harper and you should do your ears a favor and give it a listen. 
You will find many other things on Mark's site that will make your day.

allynboy
 

Save the Last Dance For Me

May 13, 2004

I have just found your link.  It is wonderful!!
Thank you for providing such a great resource.

Brit

Over the Rainbow Eb120

May 12, 2004

Hey Mark, been meaning to tell you I've gotten a lot of good use out of your site.  Can't really use the
tabs with my chroms, except using the "tab-Slide Guide Chart" backwards putting them into music notation,
but your midi files are always simple enough to break down easily with mid notation software.  And if one
key doesn't play right, you've always got alternate keys.  Everything I've tried has been very playable.

Thanks,

Blake Wynne

Four Strong Winds-E95

May 3, 2004

Great site, Mark.  That's one I hadn't seen yet, and do you ever have
it loaded with goods!  I think it's gonna take me some time to read,
digest, and understand it all.  I think I'll learn a lot there.  (Any
chance you'll post anything off of "The Best of ZZ Top",
specifically "Lagrange" or "Jesus Just Left Chicago"?

Craig
 

Misty (Eb124)

May 2, 2004

I found your site by chance, and though the music is a little corny, and not bluesy enough for my taste,
I thank you for letting me into your world.  I want to play the harmonica.

Michelle T.  (Az)

The Rose (C67)

April 29, 2004

..........Just looked up your web site.......wah...neat....Eye for one
appreciate all the work U have put into that site........
...........gives me real impetuous to go on.........and will look up some
Irish tunes..........thanx again for your input.....

............Tom in Denver, Colorado
 

I'll Follow the Sun C125

Rhinestone Cowboy C116

April 1, 2004

Hi Mark,
You have a nice full interesting website.
Thanks for giving me such a nice presentation.

Keep hairpin'.....I mean harpin'
    Take care.
      
Bud (Boblink)       Bud Boblink

Muskrat Ramble (Eb160)
Nobody - but nobody does this song better than Bud Boblink.  Just a fact!

March 29, 2004

March 22, 2004

I Love your site, thanks for all the songs. It's just great.

James Kerins
USAF Ret.
 

Click me - I play Pop Goes the Weasel in C140      (I'm illegal in California...)

March 7, 2004

Hi Mark,

What a neat site! I just gave it a quick look but
I can see I'll be spending some time there to hone
my diatonic chops...

Jack Ely

                                                                                                  Blues Blaster
                                                                                          I Got You Babe - Sonny and Cher - F80

February 7, 2004

Hohner Comet
Everybody's Talkin' At Me

February 7, 2004

Great site!!!
Just started playing & your information is very helpful.
Thanks

Frank

Hohner Marine Band
Alone Again, Naturally-Gb85

February 7, 2004

Thank you so much for your website.  It will certainly help me play along with some of the tunes you have
included there.  I used to play a chrom many years ago, but I kinda put it down and didn't pick it up until
just recently.  Now it seems I will have to learn all over again..  My old chrom is not so good any more so
I bought me a Hohner CX12.  I hope this will work for me.  Anyway you really have something going on here. 
I know it will help.  Thanx again,

From  Gerry T.

Hohner "Big River"
Chicken Dance

January 22, 2004

I see your website is developing nicely, it must be a super time consumer for you at times, the info there
is solid.  What you might include with the harp tabs is the chordial sequences as a compliment to the tabs. 
I know I just made you "cringe" a tad as I know just how hard you have been working at your website's building. 
The Circle of Fifths is really a nice think with the minor keys included, a very cool thing.

Hurricane Ramon

Hohner "Blues Harp"
Hey Jude

January 16, 2004

Mark,

Just found your website today.  I am a semi-retired grandfather and just been playing for a couple of years. 
Your site is really great and refreshing.  Has a great selection of different types of music.  It is great to
see such a site as yours.  Just wanted to pass on my thanks for your work.

Have a great day!

Tony Bellamy                   (see Tony Bellamy's contributions here)

Hohner "Cross Harp"
Mockingbird Hill

January 21, 2004

Friends of the Harmonica,

Here's a great site I found with lotsa songs charted for harmonica and many with MIDI sound files to play. 
Maybe the next song you want to learn is here!  He's got lots of fun animations and the page is done accurately
with a sense of humor.

Can you explain the Circle of Fifths?
Do you know the hand signs musicians use to indicate the key to others on stage?

Recommended.

 Hohner "Golden Melody"
How Great Thou Art

January 04, 2004

Mark,  I just discovered your site this morning via the Harpin group.  Wow I have been playing harp for the
last twenty-five years.  For my own enjoyment, and not very good.  I have had more fun today playing your tab
songs than in all of the last many years. I would gladly pay for a book, in fact I have, many times!  but your
songs are so easy to play and the accompanyment really makes it easy.  Sometimes even old songs, I just have
trouble remembering how they go, or at least the whole song.  (I'm going to be 70 this Mo.)  Thanks a million,
and man, you have really put a lot of work in and it is really appreciated!

Jim