I was in St. Louis over the past weekend... had some down time and decided to post all of my Irish arrangement to the BanjoTom2 web site...
They have their own page on the site... just look at the dark green stripe at the top of the page...
10 dark green boxes from the left, or eight dark green boxes from the right...
Once you find the page, there is a bulleted list...
The list itself is links to the TEF files...
Click on a title and the TEF file downloads to your computer... you have the option of saving it if you like...
This isn't a "put 'em up, pull 'em down" deal... they will be up there for your enjoyment...
Hope everyone had a great and safe Memorial Day weekend...
Jackie and I were in St. Louis, where I spent the first 51 years of my life...
She'd never seen the arch, so we did that...
She'd never had a White Castle Hamburger...
So, we did that!
We visited my alpha mater in St. Louis... Music Folk... said hi to Don Ploof, one of the owners, his sister Donna...
Colin Blair and Mark Byrnes... me old sales team thee Music Folk...
Great store to visit for banjos, mandolins, guitars, fiddles and just about any ethnic folk instrument you can think of...
All Irish musicians that come to St. Louis stop in at Music Folk.
In the mean time, please enjoy the FREE Irish tabs posted on the BanjoTom2 site.
Tom
www.banjotom2.com