Although difficult, the lick is worth mastering, because you can use it in lots of tunes. Note that the last D chord is a bit tricky, because it involves alternating the index and middle fingers while picking the first string. On the recording, we played in A so just capo up 2 and play it as tabbed in G. The second break in the tablature is the one on the track. If you go to the Music section on my BHO web page, you will find a track of this song, from a practice tape by my band Silver Spring, recorded in Vancouver, B.C., in the mid-1970s. The first sticks pretty close to the melody the second departs a bit and includes some licks that you might find useful in a variety of tunes. I have tabbed out two up-the-neck breaks. Notes: This is a great old tune by Reno and Smiley. Genre: Bluegrass Style: Bluegrass (Scruggs) Key: G Difficulty: Intermediate Here you can look inside the book and enjoy the solo of "I Miss A Little Miss".Īs always you have piano accompaniments (2 CDs) in three different speed levels for each tune.
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These are the songs: Ain't She Sweet, Blues My Naughty Sweetie Gives To Me, Carry Me Back, Chinatown, Dill Pickles Rag, Dinah, I Miss A Little Miss, I Whish't I Was In Peoria, Ice Cream, Ida, In The Shade Of The Old Apple Tree, Jazz Me Blues, Linger Awhile, Margie Medley, Nola, Petite Fleur, Rose Of Washington Square, Temptation Rag, The Teddy Bear's Picnic and When You're Smiling. Useful for a band-banjoist or a solist you can play these tunes in every occasion. Notes: "The Popular Folio" copes with jazz classics, which are very comfortable to play on the tenor banjo. Genre: Jazz Style: 4-String (Tenor/Plectrum) Key: G Tuning: Tenor Standard (CGDA) Difficulty: Intermediate