Mandolin Blues Lick of the Day #9 – 7.17.2023
Today’s This lick I learned from SRV’s playing. Originally a Howling Wolf tune, you’ll hear it on “Tell Me” from the Texas
Today’s This lick I learned from SRV’s playing. Originally a Howling Wolf tune, you’ll hear it on “Tell Me” from the Texas
This lick is one that I love to use over the IV chord. I first heard the lick used in the playing
Today we look at Charlie McCoy. This is the head to the Mississippi Blacksnake’s Blue Sky Blues. Blues mandolin licks and tablature
This is a cool approach to backing up a 12 bar blues using a pattern seen fingerpicking guitar. It’s keeping a thumping
This is one of MANY turnarounds in the key of E. Turnarounds are a great way of rethinking double stops—instead of playing
Happy Thursday! This lick is an introduction to a closed pentatonic box shape. Today’s lesson uses an A minor pentatonic blues pattern
A quick rendition rock mandolin rendition of Paul McCartney’s Live and Let Die from many years back that I did for my
Like Hidin’ on Me, another incredible tune from one of the Mississippi Sheiks configurations under the Jackson Blue Boys recorded December 1928
Another incredible tune from one of the Mississippi Sheiks configurations, this time under the Jackson Blue Boys. Recorded December 1928 in New
Common blues lick and comparable to licks in G that can be heard in Yank Rachell or Johnny Young. When I hear