Disc #1 -- Mark Hummel's Harmonica Party: Amplified Blues Harp From Chicago to the West Coast 3. Intro [1:11] 4. Little Walter [2:20] 5. Sonny Boy I & II [2:37] 6. Big Walter [2:01] 7. Effects [1:52] 9. One Microphone Technique [2:06] 10. Blow Bending [2:58] 11. Tongue Blocking [2:29] 12. How to Blow an Octave [1:21] 13. Basic Shuffle [1:55] 15. "Juke" Breakdown [3:02] 16. 2nd Position Licks in 3rd Position [1:30] 17. "Juke" 1st Position [2:52] 21. Intro [1:55] 22. Chromatic in the Key of D [2:35] 23. Chromatic Effects - Chords [1:50] 24. Chromatic Effects - The Button [1:37] 25. Chromatic Effects - Slide Down Lick, Tongue Tongue Flutter [2:39] 26. Miking the Chromatic Harmonica [2:09] 27. The Great Chromatic Debate [1:20] 28. The Hummel Bug [1:32] 29. The West Coast Sound [2:38] 30. Octaves on the Chromatic Harmonica [1:26] 31. Repeating Licks [2:43] In the home video release Mark Hummel's Harmonica Party - Amplified Blues Harp from Chicago to the West Coast, Hummel - vocalist, pop composer, and one of the key pros of west coast blues harmonica (or blues harp), alongside contemporaries Junior Wells, Little Walter and Billy Boy Arnold - unveils the mysteries and complexities of his style to aspiring harmonica players who seek detailed instruction and wish to scale new heights of performance - specifically those intermediates with the know-how to play single notes and bend a step-down on a 2-3 draw. Hummel covers first, second and third diatonic positions in the first two-thirds of the program, and explains how to play chromatically, ala Wells and Walter, in the final third. He also addresses head shakes, lipping tricks, tongue blocking techniques, and many other performance aspects. This release garnered the "Instructional Video of the Year" award from Real Blues Magazine. ~ Nathan Southern, All Movie Guide