Cuckoo's Nest -- mandolin

[curtiscray]

Jim, I really enjoy your playing. Beautiful tone, beautiful technique!

[curtiscray]

Jim, I really enjoy your playing. Beautiful tone, beautiful technique!

[velveteencurtain]

Well-played on a sweet-sounding mandolin!

[sirlonghair]

thinking the kimbel is missing the screchie bite and woody call of the gibson

[elbozz]

That tune reminds me so much, thanks once again for sharing!

[ModNF]

Song is awesome, I'll probably attempt to learn it on the guitar.

[davidablair]

Nice one! I'm wondering if that is your own rendition or if not where you picked it up?

I learned it from Craig Duncan's "Fiddling Method" book.

Thanks for posting.

[JimRichter]

My version is based on the banjo-arrangement by my friend Butch Robins. He recorded a great version of the tune on his CD Grounded Centered Focused w/ Jimmy Campbell on fiddle, David Grier on guitar, Dewey Farmer on mandolin, and Mike Bub on bass.

[slicedbread05]

Thats great! You don't have that tabbed out do you?

[FaustieTuts]

very nice

[steamerman1]

Great mandolin playing Jim

[musik699]

we itz da best instrument in da worl.. no doubt!!!!

[aabb21848]

Nice

[MrMandolin]

Don't suppose you are using TI strings on that axe, eh?!

[Banjer]

I like it too..thgis version is very sweet!!!!

[secsc2]

You've got the touch on just about any instrument you play, Jim. You're right--that Kimble is a hoss. Sounds great doing "Tanyards"

[JimRichter]

I appreciate the comment. i do the best I can. I wish I still had that F5. I love the Kimble A I now play, but it just doesn't have the same woof that the F5 had for stuff like Tanyards.