Blues Mandolin: Charlie McCoy’s Jackson Stomp Transcribed
The Jackson Stomp by the Mississippi Mudsteppers is one of the most memorable of Charlie McCoy’s tunes. Recorded on Okeh Records 45504,
Blues and Rock Mandolin Performance and Instruction
The Jackson Stomp by the Mississippi Mudsteppers is one of the most memorable of Charlie McCoy’s tunes. Recorded on Okeh Records 45504,
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