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    Default Examples of solos in 3/4 time

    Can someone list any examples of popular new or old bluegrass/ newgrass that have great mandolin solos in 3/4 time?

    I've picked "Paradise" by John Prine as one of my songs for my Bluegrass Jam Camp this week. It is in 3/4 time. I'm trying to build a solo each week to go with my tune (especially since I'm the only mandolin).

    I'm used to improving, (read: TRYING to solo ), each song, but they are usually always in 4/4 or 2/4.

    Last week we did a 3/4 timed song on the fly so all the players are used to them now. I just want to listen to the greats do one.

    Thanks for the recommendations!
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    Default Re: Examples of solos in 3/4 time

    How about Tennessee Waltz? Some varying examples from just yesterday, including the (now almost legendary??) Chris Thiele visit to Mandolin Brothers.
    http://www.mandolincafe.com/forum/sh...43#post1221143
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    Default Re: Examples of solos in 3/4 time

    Pretty good mando version:

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    Default Re: Examples of solos in 3/4 time

    Couple of great waltzes



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