Help learning to play the Harmonica

What key is your harp in?

Figure out how to draw on the 2-hole. That is your root note for 2nd position, the most common position you hear. Once you can do that try dropping your jaw in order to bend that note in order to get the 7th of the root.

Another thing to try is the 5-6 hole trill...draw on both holes so you hear the sound you'll be making. Next, try to isolate the holes as you move either your head or the harp between the two notes.

Adam Gussow has lots of great vids on his YT channel. Look him up.

Get an A and a C harp and listen and learn every Little Walter song you can find on YT. That'll keep you busy for several years.

They're not great harmonicas by any mean, but if you want to save a little money, the $5 harmonicas at Cracker Barrel are actually not bad for a beginner. I've given these to kids to get them started.

I just noticed you got a chromatic harp. Get yourself a diatonic harp instead to learn the basics on.

I took your advice and just ordered a Marine Band.

No actually I got it in C. I thought that was the best to learn on.

C is good, if the guitar or other instruments are playing in the key of G (in standard tuning). So it's good for playing some country and southern rock stuff. You do need to get an A harp though for playing more bluesy stuff. If you have C and A, those will get you a good start, but as you start learning, you will have to get several different keys. The Harmonica usually needs to be in the 4th, for whatever key the guitar is playing in. That's the most popular method.

It's not a cheap instrument to become proficient at, but it is inexpensive to start out.