Blues Mandolin Lesson: Johnny Young’s No. 12 is at the Station.
This is the intro to No 12 is at the Station on Johnny Young’s early 70’s Bluesway album I Can’t Keep My
This is the intro to No 12 is at the Station on Johnny Young’s early 70’s Bluesway album I Can’t Keep My
This short lesson demonstrates how to approach instrumental construction through keeping a static melodic line, but creating a descending harmonic structure. This
Shuffles are the rhythmic background of the blues. There are a variety of ways they can be played in about as many
This is the Dawg-inspired tune I wrote for my album “In-Tuition: Mandopoly.” This album is still available through my jimrichter.com webstore, Amazon,
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Another incredible tune from one of the Mississippi Sheiks configurations, this time under the Jackson Blue Boys. Recorded December 1928 in New
Black Country Woman is a country blues that’s a bit of a sleeper on Physical Graffiti, when you consider the powerhouse tunes
This was the tune that turned a young teenage banjoist-bluegrasser on to Led Zeppelin. With the banjo, mandolin, and rave-up with heavy
I have added transcription of the Led Zeppelin classic That’s the Way from Zeppelin III for Tab Members. It’s another beautiful acoustic
When someone thinks Zeppelin and mandolin, the two tunes that always come to mind are The Battle of Evermore and this tune,