Your fav 70s Progressive rock track that features harmonica? (pick one!)

[Svetonio]

My favourite is






A nice epic track from 1975, by Zagreb's artist Drago Mlinarec.

[Rarebird]

Somewhere around 9:50 a bass mouth organ

[Digital_Man]

I can't think of many. There's one on Tangerine Dream's Stratosfear album that features one but in the album sleeves it's listed as "mouth organ."

[zombywoof]

Taxi Grab probably doesn't count ...

[Socrates]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hwQjct6C8EQ
Burnin' Red Ivanhoe used harmonica on some of their songs, e.g. the version of Tingeltangelmanden with Povl Dissing - see the link.
Ticks several prog boxes: it has got flute and, during the long coda, harmonica and mellotron together.
One of my favourite all-time songs, in particular for the stunning guitar work.

[Rick Robson]

Supertramp's intro (and also outro) to the song 'School' was taken from Ennio Morricone's freakin' unique piece "L'uomo dell'Armonica", not credited.

[TheH]

[Rick Robson]

^^ Yeah that is just the Morricone's piece I was talking about: 'Man With The Harmonica', from the famous soundtrack 'Once Upon A Time In The West'.
As an amendment to my previous post - honestly speaking, I know that that Supertramp's intro is rather a variation on the Morricone's piece main theme.

P.S.: Those who still are not familiar with Ennio's works I highly recommend taking a long trip through the really great PE's forum thread entitled The "Official" Ennio Morricone Thread.

[jake]

Faust It's a Rainy Day (Sunshine Girl) - 1972 - from the album Faust So Far

[grego]