Article: New Music - Dawg Works: The Collected Compositions of David Grisman, Vol. 1

[Mandolin Cafe]

You can view the page at https://www.mandolincafe.com/forum/c...-Grisman-Vol-1

[domradave]

I always thought that Dawg wrote "Mandolin King Rag" and that this was his earliest composition and his earliest recording. In Mandolin World News they printed the song and said you can hear in it where "Dawg's Rag" and other Dawg compositions got their start.

[tmsweeney]

So many pickers I know have heard of David Grisman, but don't really know his tunes, some are surprised that he did more than just Blue Grass, hoping this will help with accessibility to his music!

[Mandolin Cafe]

Dawg told me there are at least 5 or 6 of these volumes coming down the pike in the future. Exciting news, will be some terrific music to revisit or hear for the first time.

[Paul Statman]

Awroit!

[Drew Egerton]

this is really awesome! And don't forget to download the booklet from the site to go along with it. It lists the musicians on each track which is really nice to have since this contains a lot of different folks.

[MandoMaximus]

I think this will be fascinating. Most of us have a pretty good handle on most of the Dawg's utterly vast array of compositions. But having them arranged in precise chronological order will offer some unique insights perhaps >>> kind of a window into the musical development, thought processes, evolvement, twists and turns of The GOAT. Best part is, it ain't over - the Dawg runs free.