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Uploaded by on Jan 28, 2008

Here's my simple take on this bluegrass and blues classic. I sing a verse, tell the chords, give some soloing ideas, and the rest is yours....

By the way, I didn't tune my mandolin before hand and I think it creeped up a little sharp, so I'm sorry for the trouble if you are wanting to play along. Just let me know and I'll redo it.

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  • Do you give private mando lessons? Your videos are very helpful.

  • @dupecoop

    Thanks for the message. I have given beginner to intermediate lessons before, and am happy to do so via Skype if you like. You could make a payment through PayPal, as I have that set up to send and receive funds. It's really easy.

    Interested?

  • Thanks for the comment. That's just the style I play, I dunno. Half of bluegrass is the blues anyway. I'd rather play it the way i feel than the way it's "supposed" to sound.

    Plus, the song predates "bluegrass" as a blues and/or old timey song. It was adopted by Bill Monroe who then established it as a bluegrass standard.

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  • Very nice lesson sir, thanks for sharing.

  • dude you fucking rock. ive had a banjo in hand sifting through youtube and i finally found a teacher. i was so happy when i saw you have 101 videos!!

  • Jeff Goldblum?

  • your playing bluegrass songs, why would you want to play a blues sound

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