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Hohner ChromonicaStudio · Equipment · 4 songs
CategoriesStudioEquipmentHohner Chromonica
Studio · Equipment

Hohner Chromonica

The C chromatic John Lennon played; the source puts a chromatic on all four

4
songs
See alsoSolo / Riff:Harmonica soloArrangement:HarmonicaHarmonica:John LennonLabel:Vee-JayUS release:The Early BeatlesAlbum:Please Please MeInfluence:Buddy Holly influenceUS release:Introducing The Beatles
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% of each member's catalogue with this tag (by writing credit)

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Early3 · 100%
Mid-period0 · 0%
Late0 · 0%

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Please Please Me2
Past Masters2

Songs(3 of 4)

Year
Album
Writer
Lead vocal(s)
#TitleYearAlbumLead Vocal(s)Notes
1Love Me Do1962Please Please MePaul, JohnThe C chromatic John Lennon played; the source puts a chromatic on all four
2There's a Place1963Please Please MeJohn, PaulThe C chromatic John Lennon played; the source puts a chromatic on all four
3From Me to You1963Past MastersJohn, PaulThe C chromatic John Lennon played; the source puts a chromatic on all four

Love Me Do

1962·Please Please Me·Paul

The C chromatic John Lennon played; the source puts a chromatic on all four

There's a Place

1963·Please Please Me·John

The C chromatic John Lennon played; the source puts a chromatic on all four

From Me to You

1963·Past Masters·John

The C chromatic John Lennon played; the source puts a chromatic on all four

Updated 2026-09-02

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