I'm going to put up a new poll on Monday, July 6. Here are the tunes left over from the first poll. They will go on the new poll, and I'd like some suggestions for additional tunes. Bill Cheatam Harvest Home / Off to California Medley Lost Indian Swallowtail Jig Brian Boru's March Please get your suggestions in ASAP, so I can get this poll up and running Monday
why beat around the bush? Jerusalem Ridge is a big favorite with the bluegrass crowd and I nominate The Earl's Chair for a solid but fairly easy Celtic tune.
I'd love to work some more on Bill Cheatham or Lost Indian. I play them but not very well. And whatever i said about Irish music, I've always wanted to learn the Swallowtail jig but never got around to do it.
I'd like to learn Julianne Johnson or Mississippi Sawyer. Coleman's March and Bonaparte Crossing the Rhine would be a couple of easy ones to learn as well.
Bluegrass: Big Mon, Big Sandy River, Arkansas Traveler, Cripple Creek, Blackberry Blossom, Foggy Mountain Breakdown, Devil's Dream, Gold Rush, etc. Irish: Boys of Blue Hill, Road to Spencer, Temperance Reel, Red Haired Boy, Going to the Ceili, Leather Britches, etc. Just some suggestions.
Ashland Breakdown Forked Deer Cluck Old Hen
sandy river belle ... and our very own 'kat playing "east tennessee blues:" (so good ...)
I would like to learn Swallowtail Jig and Red Haired Boy
To keep things from getting confusing, once a tune has been submitted as an "other" tune, I won't be putting it on the 'tune of the week'. Red Haired Boy (Little Beggarman) is already on here, so if you want to submit a video of that tune, please do it in the discussion already started for it. Tunes submitted a while back, can get revived by someone new posting a video~
Kentucky Waltz.
Cedar Gap, Kentucky Mandolin, Never on a Sunday, Arrivederci Roma, Cooley's Reel, Jean's Reel
Southern Blues
Aw, Bill - you shouldn't have...(blush) - I'm getting better at it now, - working on speed so I can duet with a friend on mando - then we'll post an even better video. ~Kat
how about The Ash Grove?
