Here's a re-post of a tune I arranged years ago...Jack
Bill Cheatham
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Bill Cheatham / Traditional
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Both Sides Now Guitar / Joni Mitchell
Here's a beautiful Guitar song arranged by Chet Atkins. I tabbed it out over 20 years ago....Jack
Both Sides Now
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Blue Ocean Echo / Composed by Chet Atkins
I've added some tricky Echo effects just for fun in this tune written by Chet Atkins. The Wonders of Tabledit......Jack p.s. this effect could actually be used for Banjo songs...pss. Paul Doty showed me the trick...NEAT
Blue Ocean Echo
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Wreck Of The Old 97 / Earl Scruggs
Yes, I still do Banjo Tabs....Jack
Wreck Of The Old 97
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Sandy River Belle / Clawhammer / Donald Zepp
Here's another Good One from the Great Zepp....Jack
Sandy River Belle
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“Red River Valley” - easy fingerpicking guitar
The old cowboy song from way back when, arranged for budding fingerpickers. The TAB is displayed at the very end of the video.
youtu.be/9ECcgYNXxKk?si=O7rlF9umUuh8-AMc
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Things Have Changed by Bob Dylan
Happy Spring all,
I have a tendency to like to learn non-bluegrass tunes and make them banjo tunes. However, don't have the ear or the ability to tab them out myself. I have been listening to a "Oscar award Winning" tune by Bob Dylan, "Things have changed". Anyone have the tubulure for this? Or willing to do it. Seems it just repeats, but at least in my head sounds like a cool banjo tune. Tks.
Cliff
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Stanley Brothers / Stone Walls and Steel Bars
had a request for this great tune. Ralph at his 3/4 best
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Sunny Side Of The Mountain / Sonny Osborne
Here is the Classic version by Sonny Osborne—After J. D. played it of course....Jack
Sunny Side Of The Mountain
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"OH Ye Must Be Born Again"
Does anybody have the banjo intro tab for this song and/or the chord progression for the song? I can't find any existing tabs or chord progressions for this gem.
Thanks!
Here is a link to the song if you haven't heard it.
google.com/url?sa=t&source=web...8449&url=https://www.youtube.com/watch%3Fv%3DJvVXzc7fjHk&ved=2ahUKEwjIrcOw1cyLAxXFLtAFHZcILW0QwqsBegQIExAF&usg=AOvVaw1pp-MnArK9onCy0cpXCRAP
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Sourwood Mountain Clawhammer / Arr. by Jack Baker
Here's a fun Clawhammer tune....Jack
Sourwood Mountain
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Homestead On The Farm / Sonny Osborne
Nobody could play it like Sonny Osborne....Jack
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Devil's Dream / Sailor's Hornpipe / Bill Keith
Here are two Classic Bill Keith arrangements that are close to what Bill played when He was with Bill Monroe. Bill never played faster or with more power—or better timing than when He was with Bill Monroe...Jack
Devil's Dream
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FREIGHT TRAIN. - intermediate level folk blues
The classic tune that Elizabeth Cotten made famous, arranged in standard tuning, capo 2, C position, featuring the Osborne/Dillard roll
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Tab
Anyone have tab for
“Neath that old grey tomb of stone” by the Lilly brothers. Not sure who the banjo player is but it sure sounds good.
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Dixie Hoedown / Bobby Thompson
Here it is when Bobby Thompson played with Jim and Jesse. I tabbed this one out over 25 years ago...Jack
Dixie Hoedown
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Wreck Of The Old 97 / Earl Scruggs
Here is Earl's version of this Classic....Jack
Wreck Of The Old 97
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Fox On The Run / Traditional Re-arranged by Jack Baker
I don't remember who originally made this fun tune a hit....Jack
Fox On The Run
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First post- New Player-Kitchen Dwellers request
Hello, I’m brand new. Turbo Beginner I learning to play a 5 string Gold Tone using 3 finger picks.
Would love to try and learn something I really enjoy.
I’d like to find some tabs for the Kitchen Dwellers. Specifically the song Gypsy. I found 16 notes of the song in the archives. I’d love to add to that.
I’d be happy with any KD song tabs honestly.
Thank you for any help.
I appreciate your time.
If I formatted this incorrectly or missed anything please let me know!
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Tablature dot in Earl Scruggs songbook
There's a small dot above some of the notes in the Earl Scruggs Hal Leonard songbook.
I have been guessing that those means staccato. That you should lift your fretting finger after picking the note so that it doesn't ring into the next notes.
Is that a correct interpretation?
The book has a legend of tablature notation in the back but it doesn't show that on my version.
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