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.
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Don Partridge
Singer-songwriter
Ray Dorset
Guitarist
Suzie McNeil
Canadian singer
Scott H. Biram
American musician
Ulf Dageby
Swedish musician
Kim Churchill
Australian singer
Parker Millsap
Singer-songwriter
Southside Johnny
American singer-songwriter
Plume Latraverse
Singer
Mason Jennings
American singer-songwriter
Matt Mays
Canadian singer-songwriter
Xavier Rudd
Australian singer-songwriter
Dave Brock
English musician
Andy Partridge
English guitarist
Tim Easton
American guitarist
Ed Askew
American painter
Graham Lyle
Scottish singer
Ralston Bowles
American songwriter
Kix Brooks
American musical artist
Mike Harding
Comedian
Adam Granduciel
American guitarist
Ruarri Joseph
Singer-songwriter
Ulrik Munther
Swedish singer
Eliad Nachum
Israeli singer-songwriter
Delbert McClinton
American singer-songwriter
Rui Veloso
Portuguese singer-songwriter
Htoo Eain Thin
Burmese singer-songwriter
Litto Nebbia
Argentine singer
Bill Callahan
American singer-songwriter
Todd Cerney
American songwriter
Gary Jules
American singer-songwriter
Tony Martin
Vocalist
Dan Peek
American musician
Dennis Locorriere
American vocalist
Jeff and Sheri Easter
Duo
Junior Wells
American singer
Paddy Clancy
Irish singer
Paul Jones
Singer
Darrell Mansfield
American vocalist
Jeff and Sheri Easter
Duo
Bobby Grubic
American film producer
Papa Lightfoot
American singer
James Cotton
American former professional basketball player
Big Mama Thornton
American singer
Bob Hite
Singer
Paul Heaton
Singer-songwriter
Jimmy Reed
American musician
