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An enjoyable hour of popular music narrated by The Archivist (Roger Trobridge) from the 1960's containing harmonica. Though we don't study this era of harmonica playing (not known for its high level of playing), it's a fun listen.

In the BB's radio show The Science Hour on 10/2 (the episode tilted "Flowing Water on Mars") they spoke of timbre, the overtone series, temperament (our harmonica models come in different temperaments https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Musical_temperament) and how active the mind is in the production of music. The explanations are bit shallow, but still a fun listen. Go here http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p033n9rm and start it at 23:46.

Join me, Gary Smith​ and Aki Kumar​ live on the air this Friday with Kathleen Lawton at KCSM 91.1 as we play tracks from our new CD and blow a little harp. Show starts at 9pm and we'll be on at 10pm. Click on the "Listen Live" button at top-left http://kcsm.org/jazz91/announcer_lawton.php

The second part of Joe Filisko's informative radio show is now up...

Rare Early Blues Harp Recordings by Singers and Sidemen introduced by Joe Filisko - Part 2
https://www.mixcloud.com/PodKast/rare-early-harmonica-recordings-by-voca...

Here's a fun hour of harmonica-focused content. Thanks to Nedra Russ for sharing this

Harmonica Heroes Take Over WNPR
http://wnpr.org/post/harmonica-heroes-take-over-wnpr