>I find that most minor keyed blues/rock/pop tunes tend to be in A, C & D
>minors.
>Jazz: C, F, Bb minors
Based upon Michael's suggestion Cm would be a good investment. I would
purchase a harmonica that plays Cm in 2nd position. In the case of Lee
Oskar this would be called a Cm harp and would play Fm in 1st position.
>I think that this is a myth. (i.e. overblws requiring custom harp)
In this case I will experiment. I just didn't want to waste time with an
OOTB harp if the exercise would only prove frutile. I have Lee Oskars in
most keys, but I have read that they are not the best for overblows. I
have one Golden Melody in G, which I have read is easier to
overblow/draw. So maybe I should practice there. I also have three Seydel
Blues Sessions in three different keys, but I have not heard anything about
their suitability for overblows.
> * What key in Country tuning or Melody Maker
C, G, A, D, E (key of songs)
Again C wins.
Michael, thanks.
Now, does anyone have an opinion on whether to get the Country tuning or go
with the Melody Maker tuning?