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Here is a bit of fun for the Christmas Holiday. It appeared in the Dec/Jan issue of the NHL magazine Harmonica World. The answers will be in the Feb/March issue of the magazine, and then on this page. There is no prize - just warm feeling of smug self-satisfaction.
- 01 - What is the top selling mass produced musical instrument.
- 02 - When was the harmonica first made in Europe.
- 03 - When was the Hohner Marine Band design patented.
- 04 - What is the Little Lady.
- 05 - Who formed The Harmonica Rascals in the 1927.
- 06 - Who recorded harmonica music in the UK in 1929.
- 07 - Whose first film appearance was in Many Happy Returns in 1934.
- 08 - Who played the lead on the 1948 recording Peg O’My Heart.
- 09 - Who wrote and played the music for the radio series The Navy Lark.
- 10 - Who was the father of blues harp in the UK.
- 11 - Who played harmonica on Frank Ifield’s 1962 hit I Remember You.
- 12 - Who was The Rolling Stones original harp player.
- 13 - Who plays the harmonica music on Rockford Files, (BBC2 Saturday pm)
- 14 -Whose real names were Manny Fish, Saunders Terrell, Alex Miller.
- 15 -What do Lonnie Glosson and Ronald Chesney have in common.
- 16 - Who played harmonica on Millie’s My Boy Lollipop.
- 17 - What links Sonny Terry and Cham’Ber Huang.
- 18 - What links Sesame Street and Midnight Cowboy.
- 19 - Which UK children’s TV show features harmonica on the theme.
- 20 - Who did Vaughan-Williams, Heitor Villa-Lobos, Michael Spivakovsky write classical music for.
- 21 - Whose records inspired the Beatles to include harmonica.
- 22 - Who played the latest Auf Wiedersehen Pet TV theme with Mark Knopfler.
- 23 - Identify these two popular pieces of harmonica music.
(a) 
(b) 
- 24 - Which two famous harmonica players played on Paul Simon’s recordings.
- 25 - Which of the four famous UK chromatic soloists in the 1950s was English.
- 26 - Which UK bluesman played chromatic harmonica, guitar and piano in 70s.
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