Flatpicker Hangout Top 20 Bluegrass Songs

"Don't Let Your Sweet Love Die"

Reno and Smiley classic guitar duet. Jason Skinner-guitar, vocals Zayn Skinner-mandolin, bass

Whiskey Before Breakfast

Messing around with the capo on 5th fret. Variation on the chord progression on the B part... tricky ending?

nasville blues

crescentblue playing a great scuggs banjo tune, Barney Munger does the great banjo picking and ken lambert on flatpick guitar

Women Make a Fool Out of Me

Johnny Jackson - Lead Vocals and Rhythm Guitar......Hans Wolters - Bass.....James Stiltner - Lead Guitar.....Posted in Memory of Doc Watson.

Blackberry Blossom

Salt Creek

Just a couple of rounds of the beginners version of Salt Creek from SK's PLP volume 1. This is played on the new Tanglewood http://www.tanglewoodguitars.co.uk/products/acoustic/sundance/tw6070/TW60SCVSE.html which isn't a flat-picking guitar but I thought, what the hell... I have a metronome ticking away at 230 bpm which I think is getting somewhere close to where SK plays it, but maybe not yet close enough.

BLACKBERRY BLOSSOM

simple is best, well i,m at this tune since i started dabblin in flatpickin, actually it was watch,n rick williams version got me hooked, and he had a tutoriol on it witch i tought would be handy to work out well that did,nt happen, so after much try,n to play the fancy rw way i gave up and learned it this way, at least i,ll be able to play it at a jam, it,s a bluegrass tune but i know i cant get that blue grass accent on it

cayle

Hi This is one of my tracks from my new 21 TRK CD Dads old velocette available for down load from Amazon

Ashoken Farewell

A song that I've wanted to learn for a long time, and I've heard a couple of wonderful versions of it here. Here is my interpretation of this lovely melody.

Goodbye Liza Jane

I made this video with the collaboration of my friend and great fiddler Gary Sizemore. I used the guitar arrangement from Joe McColley, and also recorded the mandolin.

Fisher's Hornpipe

This is another great collaboration of my friend and awesome fiddler Gary Sizemore I used the guitar arrangement from Scott Fore, and made my own arrangement for the mandolin.

Handsome Molly

Me w/my band Goosetown String Band. I'm on guitar and singing. Playing my mandolin player's ཮ something 00-18.

Rebecca

Here's me butchering a really great tune by Herschel Sizemore.

Kentucky Waltz

I always like the slow tunes. Just play it purty.

Rose Colored Glasses

Beaumont Rag

Just playing around with one of my favorites. The rhythm track & 3rd lead pass is with my D18 GE. The 1st 2nd & 4th passes are with my uncle Carl's ཹ D28. I recorded this just to see how those two guitars sound together.