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The coverplates have a vivid green Olive hue, achieved in a special high-tech process without any coloring material for lasting durability and clear tone. In the past, all harmonicas had wood combs. They gave a warm tone but wood absorbed moisture from the players's breath and deformed, reducing airtightness and playing comfort. To solve this problem, Suzuki has invented the wood-resin composite body. This material is composed of over 50% wood fibers encased in impermeable resin, which allows the player to enjoy the tone of a traditional wooden harmonica without its past problems. First pioneered on the popular Manji diatonic, this comb has been widely praised by players. The ease of playing a harmonica is strongly influenced by its airtightness. Suzuki 10 hole harmonicas are extremely airtight due to highly accurate manufacturing processes and assembly. The Olive's tight seal between component parts makes respond quickly to quick phrases, and gives sensitive tone and bending control. In addition, Suzuki's unique welded-reed manufacturing process gives unprecedented accuracy of reed attachment and the most accurate reed/slot alignment of any manufacturer. This allows the reeds to respond flexibly to all advanced bending and overblowing technique to achieve a dynamic, deep sound. These high-tech achievements come from a Suzuki tradition of continual improvement of manufacturing processes and a never-ending search for new ideas, backed up by the famously high standards of Japanese craftsmanship, forging a pleasing harmony between tradition and innovation. The "Made in Japan" stamp on Suzuki harmonicas the player a consistently high quality of manufacture and service. SpecificationsCountry of Origin: JapanWeight: 0.2 lbs

This Suzuki MANJI M-20W, 10-hole harmonica has wooden cover plates. The Manji M-20W has the same powerful blow feel as the Manji M-20, but features a more mellow tone, with treble components suppressed. Like the Manji M-20 and the Manji Sky M-20S, the M-20W is tuned as Compromised’ tuning that emphasizes the resonance of chords, which is useful in playing blues and rock with many vamps. SpecificationsCover Material: Wooden Walnut

American Primitive is a collection of North American folk songs of various origins. It includes gospel hymns, Quebecois dances, Child ballads, and more. Null and Shute who sing and play guitar respectively are joined by a host of other musicians throughout the record, providing vocal harmonies, dulcimer, harmonica, bass, Northumbrian pipes, and clarinet. Despite this rich instrumentation, individual tracks maintain an uncluttered sound that centers around Null's powerful vocal performance. Liner notes include detailed descriptions of the songs and their provenance. SpecificationsArtist: Bill Shute and Lisa NullYear of Release: 1980, 2007Label/Collection: Green Linnet, Folk-Legacy RecordsGenre s : American Folk, WorldInstrument s : Acoustic guitar, Appalachian dulcimer, Backing vocals, Bass guitar, Clarinet, Harmonica, Lead vocals, Northumbrian small pipesLanguage s : English, InstrumentalWeight: 1 lbs

Smithsonian Folkways Recordings is the nonprofit record label of the Smithsonian Institution, the national museum of the United States. We are dedicated to supporting cultural diversity and increased understanding among peoples through the documentation, preservation, and dissemination of sound. We believe that musical and cultural diversity contributes to the vitality and quality of life throughout the world. Through the dissemination of audio recordings and educational materials we seek to strengthen people's engagement with their own cultural heritage and to enhance their awareness and appreciation of the cultural heritage of others. Instrument s Fiddle; Guitar; Harmonica; Mandolin. Year of Recording 1964. Record Label Folkways Records. Source Archive Smithsonian Center for Folklife and Cultural Heritage. Credits Produced by Donald R. Hill ; Produced by David Mangurian ; Recorded by David Mangurian ; Recorded by Donald R. Hill ; Design by Ronald Clyne ; Cover photo by Ben Shahn. 101 Weepin' Willow Delaney musicians 0:57. 102 Spanish Two-Step Delaney musicians 0:49. 103 Delaney Boogie Delaney musicians 1:00. 104 Wildwood Flower John D. Mounce, Danny Patrick 0:56. 105 Raunchy Delaney musicians 1:01. 106 Casey Jones John D. Mounce, Lee Mounce 0:37. 107 The Wreck of the Old 97 Delaney musicians 0:46. 108 Thomas Cat John D. Mounce and Danny Patrick 0:56. 109 Cash on the Barrel Head James Walker 1:15. 110 Flop Eared Mule Delaney musicians 0:56. 111 Red Wing John D. Mounce, Lee Mounce 0:52. 112 Carroll County Blues Delaney musicians 0:34. 113 When the Saints Go Marching In Delaney musicians 0:40. 114 Virgil's Fiddle Delaney musicians 0:47. 115 Kentucky Waltz John D. Mounce, Lee Mounce 0:45. 116 Skip to My Lou John D. Mounce, Lee Mounce 0:41. 117 Soldier's Joy John D. Mounce, Lee Mounce 0:32. 118 Spanish Song Delaney musicians 0:57. 119 Isle of Capri Delaney musicians 0:45. 120 Down Yonder Calvin Van Brunt, Delaney musicians 1:51. 121 Let Her Go, Rachel Calvin Van Brunt, Delaney musicians 1:28. 122 Sally Goodin' Calvin Van Brunt, Delaney musicians 1:30. 201 Announcement of ers John D. Mounce, Lee Mounce, Danny Patrick 0:23. 202 Cripple Creek Calvin Van Brunt 1:15. 203 Old Joe Clark Calvin Van Brunt 1:14. 204 Sally Ann Johnson Calvin Van Brunt 2:28. 205 Fort Smith / Rabbit in the Grass Calvin Van Brunt 1:43. 206 Daisies in the Loft Calvin Van Brunt, Delaney musicians 1:51. 207 Lone Star Rag Calvin Van Brunt, Delaney musicians 1:00. 208 She'll Be Coming Around the Mountain Calvin Van Brunt, Delaney musicians 1:30. 209 Ragtime Annie Calvin Van Brunt, Delaney musicians 1:50. 210 San Antonio Rose Delaney musicians 0:37. 211 Red Wing Delaney musicians 0:49. 212 Going Down the Road Feeling Bad Delaney musicians 0:57. 213 Premiere Quadrille Delaney musicians 0:41. 214 Jingle Bells Delaney musicians 0:56. 215 Home Sweet Home Delaney musicians 0:43. 216 Casey Jones John D. and Lee Mounce 0:22. 217 Red Wing John D. and Lee Mounce 0:28. 218 Dry and Dusty John D. ...