Thank you very much for posting that. I consider the harmonica as traditional as the accordion, and it used to be much more common. I love the sound of a well played harmonica. It is definitely a lost art in La. I hadn't heard of Kermit, thank you again.

Ted, how long ago were those recordings made, and is he still alive. My favorite line, in video #3-
Ancelet-"Really good wind (breath) for a 68 year old"
Cormier-"well, I never smoked, didn't have time for it"

The first two were recorded at the same show in March 1989 and the other two were recorded in November 1989

Great Stuff, mesmerising!
It'll take some tongue blocking to play like that, on a 10 hole harp you can get octaves by blocking the holes using the same principles as on the box.
I played harmonica before taking up accordion and during a period of not being able to practice accordion I started picking out tunes on harp whilst walking the dog, its really convenient when you can just keep one in your pocket.