#harmonica player

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[higherentity]

[blandvanillapuddin]

My website

[warchord]

spring is freaking here!!!!!!!!!!!

[meirimerens]

playing the amonica. wyinwyinnn wyunwyiiinnnnnn

[draculagerard]

YELL

honey i think he might also play something else as a member of green day. idk tho aljddhdhskskdjjd

HELP???

[chaplinfortheages]

Charlie Chaplin with Russian harmonica player Borrah Minevitch and showman Sid Grauman of the famous Egyptian and Chinese movie Theatre’s, 1928

[chxckens]

guess who's been stuck at the airport since early this morning~

[emptyrubiccube]

country line special so lethal even john the prolific magic bus hater couldn't help but smile a lil

[jazzdailyblog]

Exploring the Legacy of Toots Thielemans: Master of the Harmonica and Jazz Virtuoso

Introduction: Toots Thielemans, a Belgian-born jazz musician, left an indelible mark on the world of music with his unparalleled mastery of the harmonica and his contributions to jazz. Born Jean-Baptiste Frédéric Isidor Thielemans one hundred and two years ago today on April 29, 1922, in Brussels, Belgium, he rose to prominence as one of the most versatile and influential musicians of the 20th…

[dumvixerum]

i don't know any feeling that's better than succesfully traumatizing your dnd players :)))

[axolotlnoodles]

While the rest of the world was experiencing the largest IT outage in history, I was playing improv jazz flute. Huh.

[omg-hellgirl]

Brian had picked up the harmonica very quickly at first, and I think Mick didn’t want to be left behind. I wouldn’t be surprised if from the beginning it wasn’t just from being in competition with Brian. He wanted to play in the band musically as well.

And Mick turned out to be the most amazing harp player.

Keith Richards, Life.

[techniiciian]

Matt facts.

there is some musical talent flowing through Matt's veins. while he doesn't prize himself as any type of musical genius he will admit that his outstanding skill lies with one specific instrument: the synth harmonica.

[thesparkwhowalks]

I'm 34 and haven't dated in a looooooooooooong time, and I have had this same dark thought in my more depressive moments. But The King of Shitposting is dead right here, and I want to add my two cents.

Abusers and other assorted assholes get into relationships because they don't really give a shit about other people's feelings, only their own. They are kind and thoughtful only in as much as it secured them companionship, but they don't want a genuine partnership.

But those relationships? They're nothing you want and they tend not to last. They are a pitcher plant, superficially sweet to lure someone in before dissolving them to get what they need.

The asker here would be fresh out of high school and that environment gives you a warped-ass view of relationships because you already have a "relationship" of some kind to everyone in your dating pool. But viewing a romantic relationship as the end goal shouldn't necessarily be your mindset. You develop hobbies, find communities, you meet people, you make friends, and then romance develops. You have to have a relationship with a person before you can be in a relationship with them, so to speak. The friend zone doesn't exist, just different sorts of chemistry.

Good luck kid!

Puki, I'm 18yo and I've never had a romantic relationship and this has been taking a big mental tow on my head, if abusive and horrible people get into relationships does this means I'm worse than them???

I know you're only 18 so I'm not gonna be too hard on you, but don't be a dummy. Many people get into relationships and many people are horrible, both of these things are their own criteria. There are a million reasons why someone might be in a relationship and there are a million reasons why someone might not be in a relationship - many of those reasons have nothing to do with eligibility or morality. Also you're 18, you're practically a baby, give yourself time, explore your interests, work on self-improvement, everything else falls into place naturally.