“A Night of Mandolin Music: Jim Richter Mandolin Camp Faculty Concert” celebrates mandolin music across its spectrum—orchestral, folk, jazz, bluegrass, rock, and
I have transcribed the first Skunk Baxter intro solo, provided verse and chorus rhythm, and have transcribed the bridge riffs with harmony.
To me, Free was one of the most important rock bands of the 1970’s. They helped move the blues-based rock of the
Pilgrim’s Knob is a Monroe tune I learned directly from legendary banjoist Butch Robins’ almost 20 years ago. His recorded version is
Tab today is East Tennessee Blues. My favorite version is by Butch Robins with Mike Compton on mandolin from Butch’s album Grounded
I learned this tune through the John Hartford String Band. John Reischman, Sharon Gilchrist, and Scott Nygaard had a great version kicking
Some may not realize that 40 years ago I started my musical life as a teenage banjoist. I love banjo and feel
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
Pine Grove Furnace is a tune I wrote in 2008 while staying in Pine Grove Furnace, Pennsylvania. It was written as a
As stated, I love Pink Floyd. Wish You Were Here is a great entry into understanding how to arrange rock tunes for