Reso Hangout Top 20 Traditional Songs

Bonaparte's Retreat

Instrumental tune played on a 1930s Oahu student model Hawaiian guitar, on D tuning.

Just as I am

One of my favorite hymns

I'll Fly Away

Played on my Dobro as recorded on my CD "Singing Strings" in memory of my grandfather, John Henry Edelhauser 1915-1982

Amazing Grace

Gospel tune Played on Dobro using G tuning. Part of my CD titled "Singing Strings" which is dedicated to my grandfather who played lap steel. John Henry Edelhauser 1915 - 1982

Are you washed in the blood of the Lamb

This is me attempting to be a band by myself. Keep in mind I'm a beginner at dobro. Instrumentation is: Frailing banjo, Banjo Ukulele, Dobro (Squareneck) Tenor guitar (DBBE) and Kala Ubass (bass ukulele) I'm aware that there is plenty of room for improvement so constructive criticism is appreciated.

Oswalds Special

A song by Bashful Brother Oswald........................thanks for the tab Jim Warren

Away In A Manger

house of the rising sun

The oldest known existing recording is by Appalachian artists Clarence "Tom" Ashley and Gwen Foster, who recorded it for Vocalion Records in 1934.[2] Ashley said he had learned it from his grandfather, Enoch Ashley.

Somewhere over the Rainbow

The Old Rugged Cross

The Minstrel Boy

Salley Gardens

Grand Old Flag

Happy 4th of July everybody. I was watching Yankee Doodle Dandy with Jimmy Cagne the other night and thought this might be a good one to arrange for the resonator. It layed out pretty well after messing around with it quite a bit in G. I put in a little rhythm guitar and mandolin to back it up. Please let me know what you think. Thanks.

Where the Roses Never Fade (BMI)

I used to hear the late Andy Pawlenko, and the Smokey Hollw Boys do this one. They would always dedicate it to me on thier Gospel set. This is my old model 27 that I'm playing.