[Harp-L] 4th position

[Scott Albert Johnson]

In addition to the many fine suggestions already listed, "Ain't No
Sunshine" by Bill Withers works quite well.  I talk about it and other
position stuff in this interview:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NoK_uUAZdyM&t=113s

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On Thu, Oct 25, 2018 at 2:10 PM coolblues wrote:

>
> Here?s a question!  Which songs sound better played in 4th position rather
> than 2nd or 3rd?  I?ve recently been asked to play harp on a song called
> Kampfire Vampire and 4th works best.  Got me wondering what other songs
> this might apply to.  B
>