Led Zeppelin’s “No Quarter” on a 1912 Gibson K4 Mandocello
My instrumental arrangement of Led Zeppelin’s “No Quarter,” played on a 1912 Gibson K4 mandocello. Watch the YouTube Short.
My instrumental arrangement of Led Zeppelin’s “No Quarter,” played on a 1912 Gibson K4 mandocello. Watch the YouTube Short.
I love my 1925 Gibson A4 mandolin. It has the desirable snakehead and a Virzi. This video shows it off.
I love my 1912 Gibson K4 Mandocello. This video briefly tells the history in general behind the Gibson mandocello, but in particular,
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Here’s another guitar-based blues lick commonly found in guitarists like T-Bone Walker, BB King, or Hollywood Fats. This is in G, but
Shuffles are the rhythmic background of the blues. There are a variety of ways they can be played in about as many
As stated, I love Pink Floyd. Wish You Were Here is a great entry into understanding how to arrange rock tunes for
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The Wanton Song is one of my favorite tunes from Led Zeppelin’s Physical Graffiti. A neat amalgam of Immigrant song, jazz standard,
History of My Arrangement After 15 years I revisited one of my favorite Zeppelin tunes and one of my earliest Zeppelin YouTube