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Purchase and Maintenance of Harmonica Equipment Manufacturers of Harmonicas and Accessories Shops Selling Harmonicas Harmonica Repair and Customisation Services Harmonica Collectors and Museums Harmonica Music and Tuition Links Harmonica Instruction Books,and Sheet Music Teachers and Online Harmonica Instruction Recorded Harmonica Music How to keep in touch with Harmonica News and Events Harmonica Organisations, Societies and Clubs Harmonica Mailing Lists and NewsGroups Magazines and Books Radio and Internet Broadcasts Harmonica Performers and Enthusiasts Blues, Folk, and Celtic Harmonica Performers Classical, Jazz, Groups, and Modern Performers Enthusiasts Web Sites Regular Harmonica Gig Locations NHL Members' Home Pages There are links to kazoos and ethnic instruments lower down on this page To suggest a new web site click here The presence of links to web sites or products in this collection does not signify any endorsement or recommendation by the NHL. Kazoos have been featured on lots of folk, blues, pop, and jug band records, much like simple harmonicas. There are lots of other folk instruments, some of which are free reed instruments. Here are a few links to the main web sites. Jonny Cope's rare world / ethnic instruments - digeridoo, jaws harp, flute, Tibetan singing bowls, crystal bowls, shruti box, monochord, udu, tingsha, damru, gongs, ritual bells, throat singing. Books and CDs and DVDs. The Original American Kazoo Company Rick Hubbard's Links to Kazoo web sites and sound files Kazoos - a historical perspective Buy your Kazoos at Kazoobie, Inc.. or the House of Musical Traditions Kazoo Rock - The Rejects are a good time rock band featuring Kazoo, working out of Dayton, Ohio. Kazoos in popular music Please email us if you have not found what you want to know about harmonicas in this web site. Return to top