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Harmonica - 12 Bar Blues?

I got a Hohner blues harp in the key of C before Christmas, and I'm really interested in learning (which I understand are) 12 bar blues on the harmonica. Ideally, what I'm looking for tabs of old slow blues numbers, but those breaks in them, where would you place your bluesy texts. Sorry I was not able to get a better video, but this is about as close as I could have found. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c9OuoMPaVSQ I would like to know if anyone had an idea of ​​what this style of harmonica playing is named as an official name, and as their numbers that anyone knows of that style. I too am looking for Harmonica it uses tabs, so any help is greatly appreciated.

The most common way of blues harp playing is what is known as the "second" or "cross harp. "The simplest explanation is that you will play a key a fifth above the actual key of the harp. Here is a simple reference chart http://www.grothmusic.com/online/crossharp.htm help. Twelve bar blues, again to put it simply, is a basic pattern or "chord" with the 1, 4, and 5-chords known as the "tonic" (T), "subdominant" (S) and "dominant" (D). Here is the basic pattern-T TTT (4 bar) SSTT (4 bar) DDTT (4 bar) The most basic form is a shuffle TTTT SSTT DSTT is not wrong to learn through the tabs than it is to learn through another method. It all comes down to learning your instrument by first learning to play the others duplicate, which is exactly what tabs easier. The key is to play with your ears, your bowels, your heart and your head as you learn from any source, so you end your voice. There are many sites that feature harp cranes, here is one of the largest-http: / / www.harptabs.com/ Good luck! Edit: In response to your additional data, the style is called cross harp. They are the most common form of blues harp playing as I said in my answer. The video you mentioned is pretty lame, stereotypical depiction of blues harp, but there are hundreds of blues recordings that are similar. I can not point you to a specific tab for what is played in the video is just generic, cross harp solo. Instead of focusing on a tab, you the basics of blues harp playing to learn. With a little effort, you wont need a tab to play like the video, it will be a natural part of playing blues harp. The point would be like someone who got a guitar for Christmas in the direction of a tab if they have not learned how to tune the guitar or even.