Soldier's Joy is a well known fiddle tune usually played in the key of D. For guitar it works well with or without a capo though I prefer using the capo and playing out of the C position.

For tab visit http://www.seanray.com

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Salt Creek is a festival favorite and a flatpicking essential. Usually played in the key of A capoed at the 2nd fret (G position). Most pickers have learned this tune directly, or vicariously, from Doc Watson's famous rendition. In this particular example I play a variation of the B part that is slightly different than the way you usually hear it though the structure remains intact. The ending tag is one of my favorite Tony Rice licks.

For tab visit http://www.seanray.com

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Train 45 is the ultimate banjo breakdown. This song is usually played in excess of 170 bpm. It's presented here at a moderate 140 bpm including three breaks and two backup examples. Tab is available, including backup, at seanray.com

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Charlie-banjo Johnny-fiddle

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Neil Young w/ Crazy Horse
07-28-2001 - Fuji Rock Festival, Japan

1. Don't Cry No Tears
2. I've Been Waiting For You
3. Love And Only Love
4. Piece Of Crap
5. Goin' Home
6. When I Hold You In My Arms
7. From Hank To Hendrix
8. Only Love Can Break Your Heart
9. The Needle And The Damage Done
10. Standing In The Light of Love
11. Gateway Of Love
12. Hey Hey, My My (Into The Black)
13. Sedan Delivery
14. Like A Hurricane
E: 1. Rockin' In The Free World
E: 2. Powderfinger
E: 3. Roll Another Number
E: 4. Tonight's The Night

Frank Sampedro (guitar, keyboards)
Billy Talbot (bass)
Ralph Molina (drums)
Astrid Young (vocals)
Pegi Young (vocals)
Larry Cragg (keyboards)

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Rick Springfield plays his smash hit Jessie's Girl for his best friend Jessie

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