Try this on a C harp

2D-bb 2D-bb 2D-bb 2D 3D-b

This funky groove uses mostly 2D-bb and 2D, hopping up to the 3D-b and down to the 1D. Sometimes going to 4B and 1B, and 2B on the chord tones.

It also uses echo delay, sounds cool.

If I get more of it I'll tab it out a bit further.

Alan

Here's the opening riff that's repeated a few times:

2D-bb 2D 2D 3D-b 2D
2D-bb 2D 2D-bb 1D 2D-bb 1D 1D-b

Thanks Dave - I don't know hiow to do that - ie, how do I find a sound file at Amazon or B&N? Can I download samples of songs? And how do you tell the key by just listening to it? I'm sorry to be so nieve, but got to start somewhere

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wandering harpo

Thanks Dave - I don't know hiow to do that - ie, how do I find a sound file at Amazon or B&N? Can I download samples of songs? And how do you tell the key by just listening to it? I'm sorry to be so nieve, but got to start somewhere

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This may be all moot now, since Alan (adeeter) was nice enough to supply some of the tabs you seek and harmonica key directly above, but. . .

"how do I find a sound file at Amazon or B&N?"
Go to the Barnes and Noble site (see link below) and find the search box (use the pulldown menu to select "Music"). Type in the name of the band, album title, and/or song title. Look for the CD that contains your song and check to see that there is a song file for it. Now go to the top of the page where the web address for this page is and select and copy it into a reply post here. This will give me or anyone else quick access to listen to the song you need the key for.
http://barnesandnoble.com/
It should then look like this-
http://music.barnesandnoble.com/search/product.asp?userid=fv1EX1QAYO&EAN=45778031726&ITM=2

"And how do you tell the key by just listening to it?"
I use a chromatic harmonica and find the note that sounds best with the whole song. Here is more detailed info on how to key a song-
http://www.harmonicalessons.com/members/theory/keysong.php

Play on,
Dave Gage

It is definately played on a C harp, probably in second position. I say probably because the 2D-bb starts and seems to resolve the riff, suggesting that the song is in F, not G. If you're only interested in the harp portion play the tab listed on a C harp and you'll be fine.