[Harp-L] Romantics, What I like About you harmonica solo

[Richard Hunter]

>The song is definitely
> in E and the harmonica sounds like it is A and it also sounds like it is
> a standard tuning.

You can pretty much take it for granted that any harmonica recorded before
1990 was either a standard diatonic or a chromatic.  I didn't see my first
Lee Oskar Natural Minor harp until 1986, and I sure didn't see a lot of
other people with them for the next ten years.  That means the choices were
basically 1) standard tuning or 2) harmonic minor tuning, which I doubt
anyone uses on more than one song in their repertoire, whatever the
repertoire is.

Thanks, Richard Hunter
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