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 ARCHIVED TOPIC: “Blue Eyes Crying in the Rain” - easy banjo & TAB


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chuckv97 - Posted - 07/17/2026:  07:49:22


The Fred Rose song from the 1940’s that Willie Nelson popularized in his “Red Headed Stranger” album in 1975. Key of G , standard G tuning. 


Edited by - chuckv97 on 07/17/2026 07:50:50


Tim Jumper - Posted - 07/17/2026:  16:58:18


For a few of my guitar students back then I used Willie's rendition as a bass-run study.
"Bump-a-da Bum Bum . . . ."

chuckv97 - Posted - 07/17/2026:  17:09:21


Tim Jumper Willie’s Baldwin sounded like thick hydro wires on those tunes

Bigfoot21075 - Posted - 07/18/2026:  05:41:21


Well done - THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!

chuckv97 - Posted - 07/18/2026:  07:41:49


quote:

Originally posted by Bigfoot21075

Well done - THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!






You welcome, Rob,,, thanks!

Nopix - Posted - 07/18/2026:  08:28:05


This song is proof of the power of the simple little song.
Never underestimate the power of a simple little song.

chuckv97 - Posted - 07/18/2026:  10:04:02


quote:

Originally posted by Nopix

This song is proof of the power of the simple little song.

Never underestimate the power of a simple little song.






For sure,, and the writer was an accomplished musician/piano player who must've known the power of "less is more"  yes

Joe62 - Posted - 07/19/2026:  00:56:16


Thanks chuck this is a beaut for the repertoire.

chuckv97 - Posted - 07/19/2026:  08:57:16


quote:

Originally posted by Joe62

Thanks chuck this is a beaut for the repertoire.






You're welcome, Joe.  Thank you.

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