Rock – Page 2 – Jim Richter

Robbie Robertson — It Makes No Difference

I remember the first time I saw The Last Waltz as a 12 year old in 1980 and being greatly impacted by

To me, Free was one of the most important rock bands of the 1970’s. They helped move the blues-based rock of the

This was probably the tune that made it ok for me to like (and eventually love) Led Zeppelin. As a teen bluegrass

This past week was my 10th annual Richter Mandolin Camp. In terms of genre, it focuses on blues and rock. For example

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

I recorded this video in the first year of YouTube existence, so apologize for the quality. I’ll re-record in the future like

When I was younger, I lived and breathed SRV. In the early 1990s when I was gigging out as an early 20-something,

Part 2 to instruction in how to play The Wind Cries Mary Tablature at my patreon site

Instruction in how to play The Wind Cries Mary. Part 1 Tablature on my Patreon site