Harmonica
The harmonica, also known as a French harp or mouth organ, is a free reed brass instrument used worldwide in many musical genres, notably in blues, American folk music, classical music, jazz, country, and rock. The many types of harmonica include diatonic, chromatic, tremolo, octave, orchestral, and bass versions.
Harmonica People (First 49 people) - Page 3
Greg Ham
Australian musician
Magne Furuholmen
Norwegian musician
Crystal Taliefero
American multi-instrumentalist
George Winston
American pianist
Annette Lee
Actress
Ruel
Australian singer-songwriter
Adham Nabulsi
Jordanian vocalist
Guitar Crusher
Singer
Frank Hutchison
American musician
Radu Malfatti
Austrian trombone player
Gunhild Carling
Swedish musician
Ella Jenkins
American singer
Mac McAnally
American singer-songwriter
John Williamson
American basketball player
David J
Nikola Sarcevic
Swedish musician
Jeff Martin
American musician
Alfredo Chocolate Armenteros
Cuban trumpeter
Emily Barker
Australian singer-songwriter
Arturo Meza
Mexican songwriter
Jason Pierce
Musician
Jonathan Coulton
American singer-songwriter
Jim James
American vocalist
Kenny Edwards
Rugby league second row
Thomas Dybdahl
Norwegian singer-songwriter
Ben Kweller
American singer-songwriter
Conor Oberst
American singer-songwriter
Colin Meloy
American musician
Jim Kerr
Scottish singer
Lincoln Durham
Singer
Gary LeVox
American singer-songwriter
Allan Clarke
Singer
Robbie Dupree
American singer
Matraca Berg
American singer-songwriter
Bobby Rush
Former United States Representative
Steve Harley
English singer-songwriter
Jasleen Royal
Indian singer
Kev Carmody
Australian singer-songwriter
Ney Dimaculangan
Filipino singer
Josh Rouse
American singer-songwriter
Bret Michaels
American singer
George Thorogood
American musician
Ramblin' Jack Elliott
American singer
Takuya Kimura
Japanese actor
Barış Akarsu
Turkish singer
J. D. Short
American singer
Blind Willie McTell
Singer
