Jon's new 8x11 inch, 120 page book, and 73 minute CD gives Cross Harp upper and lower register notation, guitar chords, first verse lyrics and alternate position tab on 90 of the world's most recognizable folk, gospel, blues, patriotic, childrens and holiday songs. The 73-minute CD song teacher has Jon play each song on a C harp, usuing multiple embouchures, bends, pull-offs, pull ons, vibrato, hand flutters, rythmic chugging, tongue-blocking octaves and tongue-slaps to make these old tunes come alive. The CD is fully indexed for repeat-play study. This program was designed to be both a training manual for harp players, and a resource of songs and ideas that will last a lifetime. Beginner's will enjoy the easy 1st position versions of the songs. Blues players will stretch their abilities working out of the 2nd position tab. Jon also tabs out and performs songs in 3rd, 4th, 5th and 12th positions. A lot of these songs require perfect treatment of the 2draw and 3draw notes. The Songs are: (I) Mixed Americana: Taps; Shenandoah; Clementine; Polly Wolly Doodle; Bill Bailey; Frankie and Johnnie; Oh Susanna; Old Folks at Home; God Bless America; Take Me Out to the Ball Game; America the Beautiful; Star-Spangled Banner; Camptown Races; and John Henry Peggio's Cripple Creek. (II) Real Folk Blues; Man of Constant Sorrow; Little Maggie; Catfish Blues; Parchman Farm; In the Pines; House of the Rising Sun; Baby, Please Don’t Go; Sportin' Life Blues; When Things Go Wrong; St. James Infirmary; Motherless Child; Cocaine Blues; Banks of the Ohio; Tom Dooley; and, Pick a Bail of Cotton. (III) Kid’s Cross Harp; How Dry I Am; Skip to My Lou; Old MacDonald; Hey Ho, Nobody Home; Hush Little Baby; Shortnin' Bread; Twinkle, Twinkle; Froggie Went a Courtin'; and, I’m a Little Teapot. (IV) Cross Harp; In Love; Scarborough Fair; Wildwood Flower; Jamaica Farewell; My Sweet Baby’s Arms; Summertime; and, The Cruel War Is Waging. (V) Train Songs; Coming Around the Mountains; Working on the Railroad; The Train I Ride On; Wabash Cannonball; I Know You Rider; Nine Hundred Miles; and, Freight Train. (VI) Train Songs: Coming Around the Mountains; Working on the Railroad; The Train I Ride On; Wabash Cannonball; I Know You Rider; Nine Hundred Miles; Freight Train. (VII) Go West; Young Harp Player; Yellow Rose of Texas; The Streets of Laredo; Red River Valley; Git Along Little Dogies; Abeline; Lilly of the West; Home on the Range; Ol' Texas. (VII) There’s A Meeting Here Tonight; When the Saints; Swing Low; Sweet Chariot; Amazing Grace; Wade in the Water; Somebody Touched Me; Row Your Boat Ashore; Lonesome Valley; Just a Closer Walk With Thee; Fairest Lord Jesus; Kum Ba Ya; I Am a Pilgrim; Rock My Soul; Can the Circle Be Unbroken?; How Can I Keep From Singing?; Worried Man Blues; Sowing on the Mountain VIII; Holiday Harpin'; Jingle Bells; Oh Come All Ye Faithful; Deck the Halls; The First Noel; Joy to the World; Silent Night; Auld Lang Syne; Away in the Manger; Oh Little Town of Bethlehem; God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen.