Steel Guitar Rag for Mandolin

Leon McAuliffe's 1936 solo transcribed for mandolin in the original key of E, but is still a good tune for bluegrass jammers. Request a pdf of the solo from [e-mail].
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[@disciple678]

Sir, you are simply one of the awesome teachers on youtube.

[@EddieCollinsMusic]

Thanks a lot 😊

[@danstune]

I had work this out another way but had missed the pre chorus part. I grew up playing this with my dad on standard guitar. Thanks for the mandolin version.

[@EddieCollinsMusic]

The feel of the scales is different on the mandolin, but the notes from guitar pretty much work. Glad you found it helpful.

[@danstune]

@@EddieCollinsMusic Hopefully, I will get my simple video of it done soon. You helped me to finish my arrangement. Keep up the great videos!

[@jamespeschka8762]

Eddie I loved it

[@EddieCollinsMusic]

Cool James, feel free to slow it down and play along!

[@josefdetzer8717]

Love!

[@MasonCroneMusic]

Nice lesson! I play a lot of bluegrass music myself! God bless you.

[@EddieCollinsMusic]

Thanks Mason, good luck with your channel as well!

[@tchapmond]

Good one Eddie!!!!

[@EddieCollinsMusic]

Glad you had time to check it out while building the barn!

[@Thexnavyguy]

First tune I ever learned to play on a non-keyboard instrument. Nice work Eddie!

[@EddieCollinsMusic]

Nice. Take it away, Jerry!

[@Thexnavyguy]

@@EddieCollinsMusic My dad used to play that song on the radio in Cedar Rapids, Iowa back in the late 30's. It is a great tune.