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My contest tune arrangement of the Howdy Forrester staple
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My take on the great Monroe tune.
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An old Sleepy John Estes/Yank Rachel number peformed for live radio by me (on mandolin) and my buddy Gordon Bonham (guitar/voc). Gordon peformed on and off with Yank for close to 10 years until Yanks' death.
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Old Amos Milburn number. I'm singing and playing electric guitar. Scott Kellogg on bass; Joe Donnelly on sax; Bennet Williams on drums. Recorded in 1998/9 when I was a IU Music School audio student. I engineered, mixed, and arranged the tune. Not bluegrass or banjo music, but I've always been a little splintered when it comes to roots music. Back in the days when I put aside the banjo and lived and breathed electric guitar.
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Melodic 3 finger arrangement loosely based on elements from Alan Munde and Butch Robins' seminal recordings
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Mandolin tune I wrote envisioning a jam between Elmore James and Bill Monroe
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Live cut from a performance by myself and my musical partner Gordon Bonham. When I gig out, I gig out as a blues mandolinist. Gordon is a blues guitarist extraordinaire who has performed with Yank Rachel, Bo Diddley, Gary Primich, and leads his own group.
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My arrangement loosely based on the playing of Butch Robins. One of the greatest fiddle tunes ever.
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The world's greatest love song (by George Harrison) performed in double C tuning on an old Vega banjo.
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Melodic 3 finger arrangement of the old fiddle tune. Tune I got interested in through Brian Lappin (rupickin5 here on the hangout)
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Another obscure Bill Monroe instrumental. Only recorded versions I know of are from Monroe's Bean Blossom 79 album, Mike Compton's recent Stomp release on Acoustic Disc, and Michael Cleveland on Let Er Go Boys. I've tried learning this a few times on mandolin with both Compton and Butch Robins showing me parts of the melody, but my success on mandolin has been a dud. However, I came up with this banjo arrangement and I like it a lot (except for a few phrases here and there I need to work out)
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