Jerusalem Ridge (fiddle lesson)

[@johnware7851]

This is the one song I play everytime I pick up the fiddle; still got a long way to go. Love it.

[@RebekahKoilpillai-fd1vf]

This was very helpful. Thanks so much. You’re a great teacher. You made it simple for me to understand.

[@calebbhawkins]

I have always loved this tune! I’ve also kept confusing with lonesome fiddle blues.

[@calebminium]

Me too, me too. Nice name by the way.

[@ryanbpercival]

One of my favorite songs. Thanks for your time and passion.

[@davelomas542]

Another one of my favourites, thanks Chris!

[@deewheeler8841]

My new favorite tune...thank you!

[@johntait491]

Classic..!! Well done. A favourite of mine.

[@FRUITSWITHROOTS]

Thank you so much for this. Appreciated.

[@jimdorans4527]

Good stuff, Chris! One of my favourite Bill Monroe tunes. Just out of interest, I play the high part in 2nd position, which means you can play the whole 8 bars on the top 2 strings, without crossing to the D string. Plus you get the extra brightness of the open E.

[@grahamsmith8652]

Me too!

[@TheFiddleChannel]

Good idea- I'll try it!

[@williampowell1345]

i was fortunate to play this tune with Kenny a few times.... 2nd position on the 4th part for sure. Great job!!

[@amiebrodie8504]

@@williampowell1345 And here I thought I was cheating because I can't get 3rd position in tune! Lol!

[@michaelhutchens4243]

You Nailed It! Very well done!

[@TheFiddleChannel]

Thanks Michael!

[@michaelhoard7024]

You should do your multiple layer method on “Nine Pound Hammer”

[@TheFiddleChannel]

Excellent choice Michael- I'll put it on the list!

[@allansimonmerovitz]

Hey Cowboy