This was one of the first bluegrass tunes I remember learning online in the early days of the internet, and it’s only fitting to feature it here. “St Anne’s Reel” is a beautiful tune with a great chord progression—enjoy the PDF chart at the link below:
This was one of the first bluegrass tunes I remember learning online in the early days of the internet, and it’s only fitting to feature it here. “St Anne’s Reel” is a beautiful tune with a great chord progression—enjoy the PDF chart at the link below:
Bluegrass tunes in the key C major are a little less common, but super fun! This “Billy in the Lowground” tune is no exception. We even get to go up the neck a little bit on the B section for that high C note on the 8th fret of the E string. Watch the fingering numbers on the standard notation for this— FREE PDF download at the link below.
This was one of the first bluegrass tunes I remember learning online in the early days of the internet, and it’s only fitting to feature it here. “St Anne’s Reel” is a beautiful tune with a great chord progression—enjoy the PDF chart at the link below:
This one has some Irish roots. Anyone know this by the alternate title "The Little Beggarman"? But these days it’s a classic number at any bluegrass jam. Check out the Mandolin Transcription FREE PDF at the link below.
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This bluegrass tune is a bit of a pinkie workout—both on the A and B sections! Taking some cues from the incredible version of this tune on the seminal Tony Rice album Manzanita. Enjoy the FREE PDF at the link down below!