5 Most Popular Bluegrass Jam Tunes - Mandolin Lesson

[@danstune]

Baron, I was impressed with the way you played all five! Great bluegrass licks added to make them so appropriate for bluegrass jamming! I also was happy you had taught me all five tunes and I know them. Now, if I could only add those variations, blue notes and pick up my speed… Thanks! Dan Brooks

[@joekagerer]

Great lesson to help guide us through the 100's of tunes! Three that are popular at my Jam: Angeline the Baker Old Joe Clark Cherokee Shuffle Whiskey Before Breakfast (always a favorite) Big Sciota (This one too) Funny, I lived near the Sciota river for 3 1/2 years and didn't know where it was or what this tune was about until I researched it...

[@alistairfinlay2772]

Damn he is really , good wish I could just get that strumming down never seems to happen, very hard love whatching him & his teaching I have learned a few things thank you sir I'll keep watching I hope one day I'll get it

[@kevinbaker3616]

I have played all of these but need to brush up on some of them. Great tunes.

[@bunnoatnichibei]

Thanks for this! Billy in the low ground hasn't come up at my jam, but the others sure have,

[@Dobroz99]

Nice thank you!

[@FunsongsMusicByPeterRahill]

25th LIKE; 109th view - gonna have to revisit this episode and make sure to learn'm all up.

[@JohnSwampthingRae]

Red Haired Boy was originally a Bagpipe Tune... A rather old one...

[@guyluca7361]

❤

[@ferrishyserman7129]

Quit talking and play

[@ferrishyserman7129]

how about some old waltzed and fox trots. m,usic that the average player can enjoy playing at midnight while enjoying a glass of bourbon