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B-blow, D-draw

The Poignant And Epic Saga Of Featherhead And Lucky Lack intro (Diatonic D
harp)

* Not too much I can say about this one except that the harp riff is very 
similar to the beginning of Run Around, only it is on a D harp of course, 
while Runs in on a C. All of the harp in this song is really easy. I could 
probably tab the whole thing, but Josh would probably agree with me, that 
tabbing solos isn't necessary. When you play other bands' licks, it isn't 
right to copy all of their stuff. The main line is cool, but try and make 
your harp solos original and fun. I have never heard Popper play a harp 
solo verbatim off of the album. That would be boring as hell.

Pick a hole on the harp (one of the lower ones) and draw on it and very
quickly slide up and play this:  8D      8D7D6D 6B  6D  6D  slide to 8D 8B  
8D 7B  6D 7D  9B   6D slide to 7D  7B  6D