LeWalt Publishing - Guitar, 5-String Banjo and Mandolin Instruction - Harold Streeter





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    BASIC LEVEL

    For players with 6 to 18 months experience - great for jam sessions.

    Order #


    TITLE and DESCRIPTION


    (All selections are arranged by Harold Streeter, and are in G tuning, 4/4 time, and in Scruggs style unless otherwise stated)

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    Key

    Number of Measures

    Tab Price
    B2269 BALLAD OF JED CLAMPETT
            ("Beverly Hillbillies" theme song - 1962
            country hit - tab is based on Flatt and
            Scruggs' recording and consists of one
            verse on lower neck)

    G

    20 measures

    2.50
    B1256 BEFORE I MET YOU
            (Bluegrass - 3/4 time - tab is based on
            Flatt and Scruggs' 1955 recording and
            consists of verse and refrain on lower neck)

    G

    33 measures

    3.00
    B006 BLOWING IN THE WIND
            (Folk - written and first recorded by Bob
            Dylan on his 1963 album "The Freewheelin'
            Bob Dylan" - hit for Peter, Paul and Mary
            same year - tab consists of one verse on
            lower neck)

    G

    33 measures

    3.00
    B2250 BOIL THE CABBAGE DOWN
            (traditional fiddle tune - tab consists of 3
            sections, including a fiddle-style break on
            lower neck)

    G

    24 measures

    2.50
    B2434 BORROWED LOVE
            (Bluegrass - tab is as played by Earl
            Scruggs on his "Earl Scruggs With Friends"
            album, and consists of intro and break on
            lower neck)

    G

    26 measures

    2.50
    B2281 CAMPTOWN RACES
            (traditional American Folk - written by
            Stephen Foster in 1850 as "Gwine to Run
            All Night" - tab consists of one verse on
            lower neck)

    G

    17 measures

    2.00
    B2273 CLINCH MOUNTAIN BACKSTEP
            (Bluegrass - written and first recorded by
            Ralph Stanley in 1959, this tune is based
            on an earlier one called "Lonesome John",
            tab consists of 2 sections on lower neck)

    G

    18 measures

    2.00
    B016 COTTON FIELDS
            (Blues and Bluegrass - written and first
            recorded by Huddie Ledbetter (Lead Belly)
            in 1936 - tab is based on the Osborne
            Brothers' recording, and consists of verse
            and chorus on lower neck)

    G

    33 measures

    3.00
    B2432 DOWN IN THE WILLOW GARDEN
            (Appalachian mountain ballad - 3/4 time,
            tab consists of verse and chorus on lower
            neck)

    G

    33 measures

    3.00
    B2251 GOODNIGHT IRENE
            (Folk - 3/4 time - written and first recorded
            by Huddie Ledbetter (Lead Belly) in 1936,
            tab consists of verse and chorus on lower
            neck)

    G

    17 measures

    2.00
    B202 I SAW THE LIGHT
            (Gospel - written and first recorded by Hank
            Williams in 1948 - tab consists of verse and
            chorus on lower neck)

    G

    35 measures

    3.00
    B037 JESUS SAVIOR, PILOT ME
            (also known as the "Sailor's Hymn", this
            traditional Gospel song was written and
            published in 1871 - tab is based on Lester
            Flatt and Earl Scruggs' 1958 recording and
            consists of verse and refrain on lower neck)

    G

    33 measures

    3.00
    B803 JIMMY BROWN THE NEWSBOY
            (Country and Bluegrass - recorded by the
            Carter Family during the 30's, then by Flatt
            and Scruggs in 1951 - tab consists of 2
            sections on lower neck)

    G

    22 measures

    2.50
    B038 KEEP ON THE SUNNY SIDE
            (traditional Gospel - written in 1899 by Ada
            Blenkhorn, first recorded by the Carter
            Family in 1928 - tab consists of verse and 2
            choruses on lower neck)

    G

    49 measures

    3.50
    B735 KNOXVILLE GIRL
            (19th century Appalachian mountain ballad,
            3/4 time - tab consists of 2 verses on lower
            neck)

    G

    33 measures

    3.00
    B043 LITTLE CABIN HOME ON THE HILL
            (Bluegrass - tab is based on Earl Scruggs'
            playing on Bill Monroe's 1948 recording,
            and consists of verse and chorus on lower
            neck)

    G

    33 measures

    3.00
    B053 MAPLE ON THE HILL
            (traditional Bluegrass - tab consists of 2
            sections on lower neck; first section is as
            played by Ralph Stanley on his 1959
            recording)

    G

    39 measures

    3.50
    B059 PRETTY POLLY (aka "The Gosport Tragedy"
            or "The Cruel Ship's Carpenter"
    )
            (traditional English ballad - tab consists of
            2 sections on lower neck)

    G

    26 measures

    2.50
    B2265 RED RIVER VALLEY
            (traditional Western song dating to New
            York state in 1879, with new lyrics added
            in 1896 by James Kerrigan, originally called
            "In the Bright Mohawk Valley" - tab consists
            of one verse on lower neck)

    G

    17 measures

    2.00
    B2277 RUBBER DOLLY (Back Up and Push)
            (traditional fiddle tune - tab consists
            of one section on lower neck)

    G

    17 measures

    2.00
    B066 SCARLET RIBBONS
            (40's - 50's Folk/Pop - 3/4 time - written by
            Evelyn Danzig and Jack Segal, published
            in 1949, hit for "The Browns" in 1959 - tab
            consists of 3 verses and chorus on lower
            neck)

    G

    35 measures

    3.00
    B1233 SWEET SUNNY SOUTH
            (traditional Folk and Bluegrass - first
            recorded by the North Carolina Ramblers
            in 1927, then by Charlie Poole in 1929,
            tab consists of one verse on lower neck)

    G

    19 measures

    2.00
    B075 THIS LAND IS YOUR LAND
            (American Folk - Woody Guthrie wrote the
            lyrics for this song in 1940 to the melody of
            the Baptist hymn "Oh, My Loving Brother",
            and first called it "God Blessed America for
            Me" - tab consists of 2 sections on lower
            neck)

    G

    33 measures

    3.00
    B2247 WHEN THE SAINTS GO MARCHING IN
            (traditional Dixieland - tab consists of one
            section on lower neck)

    G

    17 measures

    2.00
    B2283 WILDWOOD FLOWER
            (published in 1860 as "I'll Twine 'Mid the
            Ringlets", recorded by the Carter Family in
            1928 - tab consists of 2 sections on lower
            neck - D tuning: f#DF#AD)

    D

    21 measures

    2.50
    B788 WILL THE CIRCLE BE UNBROKEN
            (Gospel - first titled "Can the Circle Be
            Unbroken, first recorded by the Carter
            Family in 1935 - tab is as played by Earl
            Scruggs and consists of one section on
            lower neck)

    G

    17 measures

    2.00
    B079 WORRIED MAN BLUES
            (traditional Folk - recorded by the Carter
            Family in 1930 - tab consists of 2 sections
            on lower neck)

    G

    35 measures

    3.00


    INTERMEDIATE LEVEL

    For players with more than 18 months experience - entirely suitable for
    jam sessions and stage performance.


    Order #


    TITLE and DESCRIPTION


    (All selections are arranged by Harold Streeter, and are in G tuning, 4/4 time, and in Scruggs/Melodic style unless otherwise stated)


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    Key

    Number of Measures

    Tab Price
    B2302 ALL THE ENDS OF THE EARTH
            (Liturgical - 6/8 time - tab consists of one
            lead (melody) section and one backup
            section in Chord/Melody style on lower and
            upper neck)

    C

    37 measures

    3.50
    B002 ALL THE GOOD TIMES ARE PAST AND
            GONE
    - (traditional Folk - 3/4 time - tab
            consists of 2 sections on lower neck
            (2 measures are on upper neck)

    G

    33 measures

    3.00
    B640 AMAZING GRACE
            (traditional Gospel - 4/4 time uptempo
            version - written by John Newton, published
            in 1779 - tab consists of 2 verses on lower
            and upper neck - Scruggs style)

    G

    33 measures

    3.00
    B1401 AMAZING GRACE
            (3/4 time - tab consists of 2 sections in 2
            keys in Chord/Melody style on lower and
            upper neck)

    C and G

    33 measures

    3.00
    B2369 ANGEL BAND
            (Gospel - 3/4 time - first titled "My Latest
            Sun is Sinking Fast" - written by William
            Bradbury and Jefferson Hascall, published
            in 1860 - tab is based on the Stanley
            Brothers and Flatt and Scruggs recordings,
            and consists of intro, verse and chorus on
            lower neck - Scruggs style)

    G

    45 measures

    3.50
    B1465 ANNIE'S SONG
            (70's Folk/Pop - 3/4 time - written and first
            recorded by John Denver in 1974 (his 2nd
            # 1 hit that year) - tab consists of 2
            verses on upper and lower neck)

    C

    65 measures

    4.00
    B1956 ARKANSAS TRAVELER
            (traditional fiddle tune, except set in 3/4
            time - written in the 1800's by Colonel
            Sanford C. Faulkner - this version can be
            performed either solo or as a prelude to
            any faster melodic style version - tab
            consists of 2 sections on lower to mid-
            neck - Chord/Melody style)

    C

    36 measures

    3.50
    B1809 ASHES OF LOVE
            (50's Country and Bluegrass - tab is based
            on Johnny and Jack's recording and
            consists of 2 sections on upper and lower
            neck - Scruggs style)

    G

    29 measures

    3.00
    B2436 ASH GROVE (Sent Forth by God's Blessing)
            (traditional Welsh harp melody - 3/4 time,
            tab consists of 2 sections on lower to mid-
            neck and includes optional second banjo
            part
    - Melodic style)

    C

    52 measures

    3.50
    B001 AULD LANG SYNE
            (written by Scottish poet Robert Burns in
            1788 - tab is based on Sonny Osborne's
            1956 recording and consists of 2 sections
            on lower neck)

    G

    33 measures

    3.00
    B129 BALLAD OF JED CLAMPETT (Beverly
            Hillbillies' theme)
    - (tab is based on Flatt
            and Scruggs' 1962 recording and consists
            of 2 sections on lower neck)

    G

    39 measures

    3.50
    B120 BANJO IN THE HOLLOW
            (Bluegrass - written and first recorded by
            Doug Dillard in 1959 - tab is based on the
            recording from the Dillards' 1963 album
            "Back Porch Bluegrass", and consists of 4
            sections on lower and mid-neck)

    G

    32 measures

    3.00
    B1957 BLACKBERRY BLOSSOM
            (traditional fiddle tune set in slow 3/4 time,
            tab is based on Michelle Shocked's 1992
            recording and consists of 4 sections on
            lower to mid-neck - makes a good intro to
            any faster version)

    G

    35 measures

    3.00
    B690 BLEAKER STREET RAG
            (Bluegrass - tab is based on Earl Scruggs'
            recording and consists of 2 sections on
            lower and upper neck)

    C

    33 measures

    3.00
    B1508 BLESSED ASSURANCE
            (traditional Gospel - 3/4 time - written by
            Fanny Crosby and Phoebe Knapp in 1873,
            tab consists of two arrangements on lower
            to mid-neck)

    G and C

    97 measures

    5.50
    B007 BLOWING IN THE WIND
            (60's Folk - written and first recorded by
            Bob Dylan on his 1963 "The Freewheelin'
            Bob Dylan" album - hit for Peter, Paul and
            Mary the same year - tab consists of 2
            sections on lower and upper neck in
            D tuning: f#DF#AD)

    D

    65 measures

    4.00
    B2372 BLUE EYES CRYING IN THE RAIN
            (40's-70's Country - written by Fred Rose,
            first recorded by Roy Acuff in 1945, then in
            1951 by Hank Williams - tab is based on
            Willie Nelson's recording from his 1975
            "Red Headed Stranger" album and consists
            of verse and chorus on lower neck in
            Scruggs style)

    G

    33 measures

    3.00
    B2407 BLUE FESCUE ("Blue Grass")
            (Blues and Texas Swing - written by Harold
            Streeter - tab consists of 4 sections and
            ending on lower neck)

    G

    37 measures

    3.50
    B1481 BLUEGRASS STOMP
            (12-Bar Blues - written and first recorded by
            Bill Monroe in 1949 - tab is based on his
            recording and consists of 3 sections on
            upper and lower neck - aDGBD tuning)

    D

    25 measures

    2.50
    B124 BLUE MOON OF KENTUCKY
            (Bluegrass - 3/4 and 4/4 time, written and
            first recorded by Bill Monroe in 1946 - tab
            consists of 2 verses and 2 refrains on lower
            neck - Scruggs style)

    G

    69 measures

    4.00
    B1507 BOTH SIDES NOW
            (60's Folk - written by Joni Mitchell and first
            recorded by Judy Collins in 1968 - tab is
            based on Joni Mitchell's later recording
            from her 1969 "Clouds" album, consisting
            of 2 verses and chorus on lower and upper
            neck)

    G

    27 measures

    3.00
    B013 BRING A LITTLE WATER, SYLVIE
            (1930's Folk - written and first performed
            by Lead Belly - tab is based on Hylo
            Brown's Bluegrass recording and consists
            of 3 sections on lower neck)

    G

    29 measures

    3.00
    B021 BUCK DANCER'S CHOICE
            (traditional fiddle tune - 4/4 and 6/4 time,
            tab is based on Kirk and Sam McGee's
            6-string banjo recording and consists of 4
            sections on lower neck)

    C

    60 measures

    4.00
    B110 BUFFALO GALS
            (traditional American Folk song and fiddle
            tune - written and published as "Lubly Fan"
            in 1844 by the blackface minstrel John
            Hodges, who performed as "Cool White",
            tab is partially based on Eric Weissburg's
            version and consists of 4 sections on lower
            neck)

    G

    33 measures

    3.00
    B111 BUFFALO GALS
            (tab consists of 5 sections on lower and
            upper neck - D tuning: f#DF#AD)

    D

    41 measures

    3.50
    B082 BURY ME BENEATH THE WILLOW
            (19th century ballad performed by Bradley
            Kincaid in the 1920's and recorded by
            the Carter Family in 1927 - tab consists of
            2 sections; one each on lower and upper
            neck)

    G

    33 measures

    3.00
    B139 CAMPTOWN RACES
            (traditional American Folk - written in 1850
            by Stephen Foster, published as "Gwine to
            Run All Night" - tab consists of 2 sections
            on lower neck)

    G

    35 measures

    3.00
    B140 CAMPTOWN RACES
            (tab consists of 2 sections on lower and
            upper neck - D tuning: f#DF#AD)

    D

    35 measures

    3.00
    B138 CAROLINA BOOGIE
            (12-Bar Blues - written by Earl Scruggs
            (similar to "Foggy Mountain Special") - tab
            is based on his recording and consists of
            2 sections on upper neck)

    G

    26 measures

    2.50
    B1549 CAT'S IN THE CRADLE
            (70's Folk-Rock - written by Harry Chapin,
            tab is based on his recording from his 1974
            album "Verities and Balderdash", and
            consists of intro, verse and chorus on lower
            neck)

    G

    31 measures

    3.00
    B431 CHINESE BREAKDOWN
            (fiddle tune - tab is based on Tommy
            Jackson's fiddle recording and consists
            of 2 sections on lower to mid-neck in
            D tuning: aDF#AD)

    D

    33 measures

    3.00
    B149 CLINCH MOUNTAIN BACKSTEP
            (Bluegrass - written and first recorded by
            Ralph Stanley in 1959, this tune is based
            on an earlier one called "Lonesome John",
            tab consists of 6 sections on lower neck)

    G

    53 measures

    3.50
    B150 CLINCH MOUNTAIN BACKSTEP
            (tab consists of 4 sections on lower neck,
            Scruggs style - G Modal tuning: gDGCD)

    Gm

    35 measures

    3.00
    B019 COLUMBUS STOCKADE BLUES
            (traditional Country - tab consists of verse
            and chorus on lower neck)

    G

    33 measures

    3.00
    B434 COTTON EYED JOE
            (50's Bluegrass - tab is partially based on
            Don Reno's playing on Reno and Smiley's
            1957 recording and consists of one section
            each on lower and upper neck - Scruggs
            style)

    G

    33 measures

    3.00
    B133 COUNTRY ROADS (Take Me Home)
            (70's Folk/Bluegrass - written by John
            Denver, Bill Danoff and Taffy Nivert, first
            recorded by John Denver on his 1971
            album "Poems, Prayers and Promises",
            the tab consists of verse, 2 choruses and
            bridge on lower neck)

    G

    65 measures

    4.00
    B146 CRIPPLE CREEK
            (traditional fiddle tune - tab consists of 4
            sections, including Melodic style section,
            plus Earl Scruggs' quotes from his 1962
            recording, on lower to mid-neck)

    G

    33 measures

    3.00
    B1813 DARK AS A DUNGEON
            (Country - 3/4 time - written by Merle
            Travis in 1946 - tab is based on Seldom
            Scene's recording and consists of verse and
            chorus on lower and mid-neck)

    G

    40 measures

    3.50
    B439 DAYBREAK IN DIXIE
            (Bluegrass - written and first recorded by
            Ralph Stanley in 1957 - tab is based on
            his recording and consists of 2 sections
            in Scruggs style - except for the upper neck
            intro, the tab is on lower neck)

    G

    36 measures

    3.00
    B1496 DELAWARE HORNPIPE
            (traditional fiddle tune - tab consists of 4
            sections on lower and upper neck - Melodic
            style)

    G

    19 measures

    2.00
    B1482 DON'T THINK TWICE (It's All Right)
            (60's Folk - written and first recorded by
            Bob Dylan on his 1963 "The Freewheelin'
            Bob Dylan" album - tab consists of one
            verse on lower neck - Scruggs style in
            Modified G tuning: gBGBD)

    G

    33 measures

    3.00
    B166 EIGHT MORE MILES TO LOUISVILLE
            (Country/Bluegrass - written and first
            recorded by Grandpa Jones sometime
            during the 1940's - tab consists of verse
            and chorus on lower neck)

    G

    33 measures

    3.00
    B170 EL CONDOR PASA
            (Folk - written by Daniel Alomía Robles
            (of Peru) in 1913, based on a traditional
            Andean folk tune - Simon and Garfunkel
            included it on their 1970 "Bridge Over
            Troubled Water" album - tab consists of 2
            verses and chorus on lower and mid-neck
            in Gm tuning: gDGBbD)

    Gm

    37 measures

    3.50
    B1201 ELEANOR RIGBY
            (Beatles - written by Paul McCartney and
            first released on the Beatles' "Revolver"
            album in 1966 - the tab consists of verse
            and chorus on lower and mid-neck in
            Gm tuning: gDGBbD)

    Gm

    28 measures

    3.00
    B1908 FADED LOVE
            (Texas Swing - a hit for Bob Wills in 1950,
            this song is based on an old fiddle tune
            melody he learned from his father - tab
            consists of intro, all backup, 2 breaks and
            ending on lower and upper neck)

    D

    75 measures

    4.50
    B172 FIREBALL MAIL
            (Bluegrass - tab is based on the 3 separate
            recordings of Roy Acuff, Don Reno and
            Mac Wiseman, and consists of 2 sections
            on lower neck - Scruggs style)

    G

    33 measures

    3.00
    B175 FOUR STRONG WINDS
            (60's Folk - written by Ian Tyson in 1961,
            first recorded by "The Brothers Four" in
            1964, then by Ian and his wife Sylvia the
            same year - tab consists of 2 sections on
            lower and upper neck)

    G

    33 measures

    3.00
    B027 GAMES PEOPLE PLAY
            (60's Country Rock - this song was a huge
            hit for guitarist/songwriter Joe South in
            1968 - tab consists of 2 sections on lower
            and upper neck)

    G

    33 measures

    3.00
    B476 GENTLE ON MY MIND
            (60's Country/Bluegrass - written by John
            Hartford, and recorded by Glen Campbell,
            for whom it was a hit in 1968 - the tab
            consists of 2 verses on lower neck, with
            4 measures on upper neck)

    G

    37 measures

    3.50
    B1758 GENTLE ON MY MIND
            (tab consists of 2 verses in John Hartford's
            original recording setting on lower and mid-
            neck - D tuning: aDF#AD)

    D

    37 measures

    3.50
    B2373 GIRL I LEFT BEHIND
            (first published in Dublin, Ireland in 1791
            as "The Rambling Labourer", this traditional
            fiddle tune has been popular in the U.S.
            since the War of 1812 - tab consists of 4
            sections on lower to mid-neck - Melodic
            style)

    G

    19 measures

    2.00
    B1393 GOD REST YE MERRY GENTLEMEN
            (traditional Christmas - composer unknown,
            published in Britain in 1833 - tab consists
            of one verse on upper and lower neck in
            Chord/Melody style)

    Em

    21 measures

    2.50
    B028 GOSPEL TRAIN
            (Bluegrass Gospel - first published in 1872,
            tab is as played by Roy Lewis on the Lewis
            Family's recording, consisting of 2 sections
            on lower neck in Scruggs style)

    G

    35 measures

    3.00
    B029 GOTTA TRAVEL ON
            (Country and Bluegrass - tab is based on
            Bill Monroe's 1958 recording and consists
            of 2 sections on lower and upper neck in
            Scruggs style)

    G

    33 measures

    3.00
    B180 GREAT SPECKLED BIRD
            (Gospel - written by Reverend Guy Smith,
            based on Jeremiah 12:9, first recorded by
            Roy Acuff in 1936 - tab consists of 2 verses
            on lower and upper neck)

    G

    33 measures

    3.00
    B187 GREENSLEEVES
            (traditional English Folk - registered at the
            London Stationer's Company in 1580 as
            "A New Northern Dittye of the Lady Greene
            Sleeves" - tab consists of 2 arrangements;
            one in slow 3/4 time and one in fast 4/4
            time on lower neck)

    Am

    66 measures

    4.00
    B2421 HALLELUJAH, I'M READY
            (traditional Southern Gospel - tab is based
            on the recording by "Hilltop News" and
            consists of 2 breaks and backup on lower
            neck - Scruggs style)

    G

    49 measures

    3.50
    B2419 HARD TIMES COME AGAIN NO MORE
            (traditional American Folk - written in 1854
            by Stephen Foster - tab consists of 3
            sections and is partially based on Front
            Porch String Band's recording, including
            transcription of Herb Trottman's break on
            lower neck)

    G

    66 measures

    4.00
    B872 HARK THE HERALD ANGELS SING
            (traditional Christmas - music written by
            Felix Mendelssohn, lyrics by Charles
            Wesley, first published in "Hymns and
            Sacred Poems" in 1739 - tab consists of
            2 sections on lower to mid-neck)

    C

    40 measures

    3.50
    B1400 HARK THE HERALD ANGELS SING
            (tab consists of one verse on lower to mid-
            neck - Chord/Melody style)

    C

    20 measures

    2.50
    B194 HAVA NAGILA (Let Us Rejoice)
            (traditional Hebrew Folk - melody is from
            a folk song from Bukovina - tab consists of
            6 sections on lower neck)

    G

    48 measures

    3.50
    B200 HE WILL SET YOUR FIELDS ON FIRE
            (Bluegrass Gospel - tab consists of intro
            and 2 sections on lower and upper neck,
            Scruggs style)

    G

    52 measures

    3.50
    B197 HEY JUDE
            (Beatles - originally titled "Hey Jules",
            first recorded in 1968 - tab consists of 2
            verses, chorus and bridge/fade out on
            lower to mid-neck - D tuning: aDF#AD)

    D

    71 measures

    4.50
    B199 HEY PORTER
            (written and first recorded by Johnny Cash
            in 1954 - tab consists of one mid-neck
            break as played by Earl Scruggs with the
            Earl Scruggs Revue - D tuning: aDF#AD)

    D

    19 measures

    2.00
    B1523 HOBO'S MEDITATION
            (Country - 3/4 time - first recorded by
            Jimmie Rodgers in 1932, also included on
            the 1987 "Trio" album with Dolly Parton,
            Emmylou Harris and Linda Ronstadt - tab
            consists of intro and 2 sections on lower
            and mid-neck)

    G

    41 measures

    3.50
    B031 HOME, SWEET HOME
            (American Folk song for over 150 years,
            adapted from 1823 opera "Clari, Maid of
            Milan" - music by Sir Henry Bishop and
            lyrics by John Howard Payne - the tab is
            based on Earl Scruggs' 1962 recording and
            consists of verse and chorus on lower and
            upper neck - C tuning: gCGBD)

    C

    33 measures

    3.00
    B032 HOME, SWEET HOME
            (tab is partially based on Don Reno's 1959
            recording and consists of 4 sections on
            lower neck, including 2 D tuner sections,
            
    in D tuning: aDF#AD)

    D

    41 measures

    3.50
    B2422 HOOKA TOOKA
            (60's Pop - written and first recorded by
            Chubby Checker in 1963 - tab consists of
            2 sections; first is as played by Jim Helms
            on lower neck, second is arranged by
            Harold Streeter)

    C

    68 measures

    4.00
    B195 HOUSE OF THE RISING SUN
            (fast 4/4 time - earliest known recording
            of this 19th century piece is by Clarence
            Ashley in 1933, most famous recording is
            "The Animals" 1964 version - tab consists
            of 2 sections on lower neck)

    Em

    33 measures

    3.00
    B196 HOUSE OF THE RISING SUN
            (fast 4/4 time - tab consists of 2 sections
            on lower neck - Gm tuning: gDGBbD)

    Gm

    33 measures

    3.00
    B217 I AM A PILGRIM
            (traditional Gospel Blues and Bluegrass,
            tab consists of 2 sections on lower and
            upper neck)

    G

    33 measures

    3.00
    B1939 I CAN'T HELP BUT WONDER WHERE I'M
            BOUND
    - (Folk - written by Tom Paxton,
            tab is based on the Chad Mitchell Trio's
            recording, and consists of verse and chorus
            on lower and mid-neck)

    D

    25 measures

    2.50
    B844 IF I FELL
            (Beatles - written by John Lennon, recorded
            in 1964 - tab consists of intro and one
            section on lower and mid-neck)

    C

    37 measures

    3.50
    B219 IF I HAD A HAMMER
            (60's Folk - written in 1949 by Pete Seeger,
            hit for Peter, Paul and Mary in 1962 - the
            tab consists of 2 sections on lower and
            mid-neck)

    G

    41 measures

    3.50
    B1778 IF I WERE A CARPENTER
            (Folk/Pop - written by Tim Hardin, first
            recorded by Bobby Darin in 1966, then by
            Johnny Cash in 1970 - tab consists of 4
            sections on lower and upper neck in
            aDGBD tuning)

    D

    27 measures

    3.00
    B1805 I LIKE TO HEAR 'EM PREACH IT
            (Bluegrass Gospel - tab is based on Jimmy
            Martin's 1959 recording and consists of
            intro and break on lower neck - Scruggs
            style)

    G

    33 measures

    3.00
    B1761 I'LL FLY AWAY
            (Gospel - written by Albert Brumley in
            1929, first recorded in 1946 by James and
            Martha Carson - tab consists of verse and
            chorus breaks on lower neck - Scruggs
            style)

    G

    33 measures

    3.00
    B1228 I'LL SEE YOU IN MY DREAMS
            (20's Pop - written by Isham Jones and
            Gus Kahn in 1924 and first recorded by
            Isham Jones and The Ray Miller Orchestra
            in 1925 - tab is partly based on Chet Atkins
            guitar recording and consists of 2 sections
            on lower and upper neck)

    C

    33 measures

    3.00
    B1787 I'M SO LONESOME I COULD CRY
            (50's Country - 3/4 time - written and first
            recorded by Hank Williams in 1949 - tab
            consists of 3 verses on lower and upper
            neck - Chord/Melody and Scruggs/Melodic
            styles)

    C

    50 measures

    3.50
    B362 I'M USING MY BIBLE FOR A ROADMAP
            (Bluegrass Gospel - written by Don Reno
            and C. Schroeder in 1950, first recorded
            by Reno and Smiley in 1952 - tab consists
            of verse and chorus on lower neck in
            Scruggs style)

    G

    33 measures

    3.00
    B211 I'M WORKING ON A BUILDING
            (Bluegrass Gospel - tab is based on Bill
            Monroe's 1954 recording and consists of
            verse and chorus on lower neck)

    G

    36 measures

    3.00
    B2322 IN THE GARDEN
            (Gospel - 3/4 time - written by C. Austin
            Miles in 1912 - tab consists of verse and
            chorus on lower neck)

    C

    34 measures

    3.00
    B2360 IN THE GLORY LAND WAY
            (Bluegrass Gospel - tab is as played by
            Earl Scruggs and consists of one break on
            lower neck)

    G

    20 measures

    2.00
    B035 IN THE PINES
            (Appalachian folk song circa 1870's - 3/4
            time - tab is based on Bill Monroe's 1941
            recording and consists of 2 sections on
            lower and upper neck)

    G

    33 measures

    3.00
    B206 IRISH WASHERWOMAN
            (tab is arranged as a brisk waltz, rather
            than as a jig, and consists of 2 sections
            on lower neck - D tuning: f#DF#AD)

    D

    33 measures

    3.00
    B1403 IT CAME UPON A MIDNIGHT CLEAR
            (traditional Christmas - 3/4 time - written
            by Edmund Sears in 1849 - tab consists of
            verse and chorus on lower to mid-neck in
            Chord/Melody style)

    G

    33 measures

    3.00
    B210 I'VE BEEN WORKING ON THE RAILROAD
            (Folk - first published as the "Levee Song"
            in 1894, first recorded in 1927 by the
            "Sandhills Sixteen" - tab consists of 2
            sections on lower neck)

    G

    33 measures

    3.00
    B212 I WONDER HOW THE OLD FOLKS ARE AT
            HOME
    (aka Homestead on the Farm)
            (Bluegrass - tab is based on Mac
            Wiseman's 1952 recording and consists of
            2 sections on lower neck - Scruggs style)

    G

    33 measures

    3.00
    B1505 JAMAICA FAREWELL
            (Carribean - written by Lord Burgess in
            1926, first recorded by Harry Belafonte on
            his 1956 "Calypso" album - tab consists of
            2 verses and 2 choruses on lower to mid-
            neck)

    C

    19 measures

    2.00
    B231 JESSE JAMES
            (traditional 1800's ballad - written by Billy
            Gashade and first recorded by Bascom
            Lamar Lunsford in 1924 - tab consists of
            verse and chorus on lower neck - Scruggs
            style)

    G

    33 measures

    3.00
    B2468 JESUS WALKED THIS LONESOME VALLEY
            (traditional American spiritual - composer
            is anonymous - recorded by the "Million
            Dollar Quartet" in 1956 - tab is arranged to
            be played at fast tempo and consists of 2
            breaks on lower neck, plus a third break at
            advanced level on upper neck)

    G

    56 measures

    3.50
    B229 JIM SAPP RAG
            (fiddle rag - tab is based on Kirk and Sam
            McGee's 1957 recording, and consists of
            2 sections on lower and upper neck in
            Scruggs style - D tuning: aDF#AD)

    D

    32 measures

    3.00
    B876 JINGLE BELLS
            (Christmas Pop - written by James Lord
            Pierpont in 1857, first titled "One Horse
            Open Sleigh" - tab consists of 2 verses
            and chorus on lower neck)

    G

    32 measures

    3.00
    B221 JOHN HENRY
            (traditional Folk and Bluegrass - tab is
            based on Earl Scruggs' 1962 recording,
            and consists of 2 sections on lower and
            upper neck - D tuning: f#DF#AD)

    D

    41 measures

    3.50
    B878 JOLLY OLD SAINT NICHOLAS
            (traditional Christmas - author unknown,
            Nicholas of Myra (270-346 A.D.), known as
            "Nicholas the Wonderworker", is the model
            for Santa Claus - tab consists of 2 verses
            in 2 keys on lower neck - Scruggs style)

    G and C

    35 measures

    3.00
    B879 JOY TO THE WORLD
            (traditional Christmas - words by Isaac
            Watts and music by Lowell Mason - tab
            consists of 2 sections on lower and mid-
            neck)

    G

    40 measures

    3.50
    B1399 JOY TO THE WORLD
            (tab consists of one section on lower
            and upper neck in Chord/Melody and
            Scruggs/Melodic styles)

    C

    20 measures

    2.00
    B234 KAW-LIGA
            (50's Country - written by Hank Williams
            and Fred Rose in 1952, with Hank's
            recording released posthumously in 1953,
            tab consists of verse and chorus on lower
            and mid-neck - Gm tuning: gDGBbD)

    Gm

    37 measures

    3.00
    B235 KILLING ME SOFTLY (With His Song)
            (70's Pop - written in 1971 by Charles Fox
            and Norman Gimbel, first recorded by Lori
            Lieberman in 1971, hit for Roberta Flack in
            1973 - tab consists of 2 verses and 2
            choruses on lower to mid-neck)

    G

    52 measures

    3.50
    B1495 LADY GARDNER'S REEL
            (traditional fiddle tune - tab consists of 2
            arrangements on lower and mid-neck; one
            in Scruggs/Melodic style and one in
            Melodic style)

    G

    38 measures

    3.50
    B237 LADY OF SPAIN
            (40's Pop - written in 1931 and popularized
            on accordion in 1947 by Dick Contino - hit
            for Eddie Fisher in 1952 - tab is based on
            Jim Eanes' 1960 recording and consists of
            2 verses and ending on lower neck in
            Scruggs style)

    C

    38 measures

    3.50
    B2303 LEAVING LOUISIANA (In the Broad Daylight)
            (Cajun-flavored banjo - written by Rodney
            Crowell - tab is based on Emmylou Harris'
            recording from her 1978 album "Quarter
            Moon in a Ten Cent Town", and consists
            of intro, verse and bridge, plus lower and
            upper neck breaks)

    G

    73 measures

    4.50
    B700 LEGEND OF BONNIE AND CLYDE
            (Country - hit for Merle Haggard in 1968,
            (this is not the same song as Foggy
            Mountain Breakdown
    ) - tab consists of
            2 breaks on lower neck)

    G

    29 measures

    3.00
    B1226 LEGEND OF THE REBEL SOLDIER
            (Bluegrass - based on the 1847 poem
            "Shall My Soul Pass Through Old Ireland"
            by Caroline Norton, with melody based on
            "Rolling Home" (circa 1920) - new lyrics
            and first recording by Charlie Moore in
            1976 - tab consists of 2 sections on lower
            and mid-neck)

    G

    33 measures

    3.00
    B1552 (Bad, Bad) LEROY BROWN
            (70's Pop/Rock - written and first recorded
            by Jim Croce for his 1973 album "Life and
            Times" - tab consists of 3 sections on lower
            and upper neck)

    G

    18 measures

    2.00
    B239 LET IT BE
            (Beatles - written by Paul McCartney,
            recorded in 1969 and released in 1970 from
            their "Let It Be" album - tab consists of
            verse and chorus on lower neck in
            Modified G tuning: gBGBD)

    G

    29 measures

    3.00
    B045 LIFE'S RAILWAY TO HEAVEN
            (Bluegrass Gospel favorite of railroaders,
            written in 1890 by Eliza Snow and Charles
            Tillman - tab consists of verse and chorus
            on lower neck - Scruggs style)

    G

    49 measures

    3.50
    B2284 LITTLE MAGGIE
            (late 1800's Appalachian ballad - first
            recorded by Grayson and Whittier in 1928,
            tab consists of 2 verses on lower neck in
            Scruggs style)

    G

    17 measures

    2.00
    B2431 LITTLE MAGGIE
            (tab consists of 2 verses on lower and
            mid-neck - G modal tuning: gDGCD)

    Gm

    17 measures

    2.00
    B046 LITTLE ROSEWOOD CASKET
            (traditional Folk - first recorded by the
            Carter Family - tab consists of 2 sections
            on lower neck)

    G

    33 measures

    3.00
    B047 LITTLE ROSEWOOD CASKET
            (tab consists of 3 sections on lower and
            upper neck - tuners are required for 3rd
            section
    - D tuning: f#DF#AD)

    D

    49 measures

    3.50
    B044 LIZA JANE
            (traditional fiddle tune and folk song - tab
            consists of 3 verses and 2 choruses on
            lower and upper neck)

    G

    40 measures

    3.50
    B1525 LOOKIN' OUT MY BACK DOOR
            (70's Country/Rock - written and first
            recorded by John Fogerty for Creedence
            Clearwater Revival's 1970 "Cosmo's
            Factory" album - tab consists of verse and
            chorus on lower neck)

    G

    36 measures

    3.00
    B2457 LORD, BUILD ME A CABIN IN GLORY
            (Bluegrass Gospel - tab consists of lower
            neck break in Scruggs style, and advanced
            level upper neck break in Scruggs/Melodic
            style)

    G

    42 measures

    3.50
    B1962 LORENA
            (Civil War ballad - written in 1856 by Rev.
            Henry D. L. Webster, a favorite of Civil War
            soldiers on both sides - the tab consists of
            intro and 2 breaks as played by John
            Hartford on lower and upper neck, plus a
            bridge break on lower neck arranged by
            Harold Streeter)

    G

    52 measures

    3.50
    B041 LOUISIANA MAN
            (Cajun - written by Doug Kershaw - hit in
            1961 for Rusty and Doug (Kershaw) - tab
            consists of 2 verses and chorus on lower
            and mid-neck - D tuners are required for
            playing this tab
    - gDF#AD tuning)

    D

    28 measures

    2.50
    B1788 MAIDEN'S PRAYER
            (Texas Swing - traditional fiddle tune
            with lyrics by Bob Wills, first recorded in
            1935 - tab consists of one verse on lower
            and upper neck)

    G

    18 measures

    2.00
    B2449 MAIDEN'S PRAYER
            (tab consists of one verse on lower and
            mid-neck)

    D

    18 measures

    2.00
    B766 MAMA BLUES
            (Bluegrass - tab is as played by Earl
            Scruggs and consists of 2 sections on
            lower and upper neck - D tuning: f#DF#AD)

    D

    53 measures

    3.50
    B2375 MAN OF CONSTANT SORROW
            (traditional American Folk - first recorded
            by Kentucky fiddler Dick Burnett as the
            "Farewell Song" in 1913, also recorded by
            Emry Arthur in 1928 - tab is based on the
            “Soggy Bottom Boys” radio version from
            the 2000 movie “O Brother Where Art
            Thou”, and consists of intro and 4 sections
            on lower neck)

    G

    42 measures

    3.50
    B248 ME AND BOBBY McGHEE
            (60's Country - written by Kris Kristofferson,
            first recorded by Roger Miller, then Gordon
            Lightfoot in 1969, hit for Janis Joplin in
            1970 - tab consists of 2 sections on lower
            to mid-neck)

    G

    45 measures

    3.50
    B777 MIDNIGHT FLYER
            (Bluegrass - tab is as played by Sonny
            Osborne and consists of one verse on
            lower neck in Scruggs style)

    G

    19 measures

    2.00
    B263 MIDNIGHT IN MOSCOW
            (Dixieland - written in 1955, first titled
            "Leningrad Nights", hit for British group
            "Kenny Ball and His Jazzmen" in 1961,
            tab consists of 2 sections and refrain on
            lower to mid-neck - Gm tuning: gDGBbD)

    Gm

    40 measures

    3.50
    B051 MOUNTAIN DEW
            (Bluegrass - written in 1945 by Bascom
            Lamar Lunsford, hit for Grandpa Jones in
            the 50's - tab consists of verse and chorus
            on lower neck)

    G

    33 measures

    3.00
    B259 MY LITTLE GEORGIA ROSE
            (Bluegrass - written and first recorded by
            Bill Monroe in 1950 with Rudy Lyle on
            banjo - tab consists of verse and refrain on
            lower neck - Scruggs style)

    G

    33 measures

    3.00
    B2410 MY OLD KENTUCKY HOME
            (traditional Folk - written by Stephen Foster
            in 1853, first titled "Poor Uncle Tom, Good
            Night" - official state song of Kentucky
            since 1928 - tab consists of verse and
            refrain on lower neck)

    G

    33 measures

    3.00
    B2464 MY OLD KENTUCKY HOME
            (tab consists of verse and chorus on lower
            to mid-neck)

    C

    33 measures

    3.00
    B737 MY SARO JANE
            (Bluegrass - written by Lester Flatt and
            Earl Scruggs, first recorded in 1964 - tab
            consists of 2 sections on lower neck, with
            the first as played by Earl Scruggs, and
            the second by Harold Streeter - Scruggs
            style)

    G

    37 measures

    3.50
    B1784 NATCHEZ WHISTLE
            (Country - written and recorded by John
            Hartford in 1978 - tab consists of 2 verses
            and chorus on lower neck)

    G

    42 measures

    3.50
    B280 NELLIE BLY
            (traditional fiddle tune - written by Stephen
            Foster in 1850 - tab consists of 4 sections
            on lower and mid-neck)

    G

    33 measures

    3.00
    B272 NINE POUND HAMMER
            (traditional Country Blues - first recorded
            by the "Hill Billies" in 1927 - found its way
            into Bluegrass after Merle Travis recorded it
            on guitar in 1944 - tab consists of 2 verses
            on lower and upper neck)

    G

    33 measures

    3.00
    B738 NINE POUND HAMMER
            (tab consists of 2 sections on lower neck;
            first section is as played by Earl Scruggs,
            and second section is by Harold Streeter,
            Scruggs style)

    G

    33 measures

    3.00
    B285 NORWEGIAN WOOD (This Bird Has Flown)
            (Beatles - 3/4 time - written mainly by John
            Lennon and included on the Beatles' 1965
            "Rubber Soul" album - tab consists of 2
            verses and bridge on lower and upper neck)

    G

    49 measures

    3.50
    B2454 O COME ALL YE FAITHFUL (Adeste Fideles)
            (traditional Christmas - written by John F.
            Wade in 1743 - tab consists of one verse
            in Chord/Melody style on lower neck)

    G

    21 measures

    2.50
    B1494 O'GALLAGHER'S HORNPIPE
            (traditional fiddle tune - tab consists of 4
            sections; 2 in Melodic style and 2 in
            Scruggs/Melodic style, on lower and mid-
            neck)

    G

    38 measures

    3.50
    B1519 OLD BRUSH ARBOR
            (traditional Gospel - tab consists of intro,
            verse and chorus breaks on lower neck,
            plus backup on upper neck)

    G

    77 measures

    5.00
    B2328 OLD IRISH BLESSING
            (Celtic Gospel - tab consists of one verse
            on lower and mid-neck in Chord/Melody
            style - Gm tuning: gDGBbD)

    Gm

    23 measures

    2.50
    B2278 OLD JOE CLARK
            (traditional fiddle tune and ballad - born in
            1839, Joe Clark was one of the first to
            enlist in the Civil War and one of the first
            to receive a disability discharge - the tab
            consists of 4 sections on lower neck in
            Scruggs style)

    G

    19 measures

    2.00
    B2433 OLD JOE CLARK IN MINOR
            (still Old Joe Clark but with a different
            face, tab is arranged in a minor key and
            consists of 6 sections on lower neck in
            Gm tuning: gDGBbD)

    Gm

    49 measures

    3.50
    B2445 OLD RUGGED CROSS
            (traditional Gospel - 3/4 time - written in
            1912 by George Bennard, this old standby
            is regarded as the most popular hymn of
            the 20th century - the tab consists of intro,
            verse and refrain on lower and upper neck)

    G

    37 measures

    3.00
    B054 OLD TIME RELIGION
            (traditional Gospel, circa 1873, composer
            unknown - tab consists of 4 sections on
            lower and upper neck)

    G

    33 measures

    3.00
    B057 ONE TIN SOLDIER (Legend of Billy Jack)
            (theme from the 1971 movie, recorded by
            the band "Coven" - tab is based on their
            recording and consists of verse and chorus
            on lower and mid-neck)

    G

    39 measures

    3.50
    B2359 OVER IN THE GLORY LAND
            (Gospel - tab consists of break from Rob
            McCoury's recording on lower neck,
            arranged for two banjos as played on
            the recording
    - Scruggs style)

    G

    38 measures

    3.50
    B2329 PLANXTY IRWIN
            (Celtic - 3/4 time - written by Turlough
            O'Carolan (1670-1738) - tab consists of 2
            sections on lower and mid-neck - Scruggs
            and Chord/Melody styles)

    G

    33 measures

    3.00
    B2450 PLANXTY IRWIN
            (tab consists of 2 sections on upper
            and lower neck - Scruggs/Melodic and
            Chord/Melody styles)

    D

    33 measures

    3.00
    B295 POISON LOVE
            (50's Country - first recorded by Johnny and
            Jack - tab is based on their recording and
            consists of 2 verses on lower and upper
            neck)

    G

    36 measures

    3.00
    B061 POSSUM HOLLOW
            (50's Bluegrass - written and first recorded
            by Jim Eanes in 1955 - tab consists of 4
            sections on lower and upper neck - tuners
            are required to play this tab
    )

    G

    57 measures

    4.00
    B293 POWER IN THE BLOOD
            (traditional Gospel - recorded by the Lewis
            Family - tab consists of 2 sections on
            lower neck - Scruggs style)

    C and G

    33 measures

    3.00
    B060 PRETTY POLLY
            (aka "The Gosport Tragedy" and "The
            Cruel Ship's Carpenter"
    ) - (traditional
            English and Appalachian ballad - tab
            consists of 2 sections on lower and upper
            neck - G Modal tuning: gDGCD)

    Gm

    28 measures

    3.00
    B1762 PUFF THE MAGIC DRAGON
            (60's Folk - written by Leonard Lipton and
            Peter Yarrow - recorded by Peter, Paul and
            Mary in 1963 - tab consists of one verse on
            lower neck)

    G

    17 measures

    2.00
    B1518 PURPLE ROBE
            (traditional Gospel - tab is based in part on
            Ralph Stanley's 1959 recording, and
            consists of verse and chorus breaks on
            lower neck, and backup on lower and upper
            neck - Scruggs style)

    G

    71 measures

    4.50
    B296 PUT YOUR HAND IN THE HAND
            (60's Pop Spiritual - written by Gene
            MacLellan - tab consists of 2 verses on
            lower and upper neck)

    G

    33 measures

    3.00
    B2492 RAINBOW CONNECTION
            (90's Pop - 3/4 time - written by Paul
            Williams and Kenneth Ascher, performed
            by Kermit the Frog in the 1979 "Muppet
            Movie" - tab is based on Kenny Loggins'
            1994 recording from his "Return to Pooh
            Corner" album, consisting of intro, backup,
            harmonica simile, and melody arrangement
            on lower and mid-neck)

    G

    104 measures

    5.50
    B063 RED RIVER VALLEY
            (traditional Western classic with lyrics
            dating to 1879 and music to 1896 - tab
            consists of 2 sections on lower and upper
            neck)

    G

    40 measures

    3.50
    B302 RED WING
            (traditional fiddle tune - written in 1907 with
            lyrics by Thurland Chattaway and music by
            Kerry Mills (based on Robert Schumann's
            "Happy Farmer") - tab consists of verse
            and chorus on lower neck)

    G

    33 measures

    3.00
    B1468 RELEASE ME
            (60's Country/Pop - written in 1946 by
            Eddie Miller, first recorded in 1953 - tab is
            based on Englebert Humperdinck's 1967
            recording - tab consists of 2 verses in 2
            keys on upper and lower neck)

    G and C

    33 measures

    3.00
    B2279 REUBEN (Reuben's Train aka "Train 45")
            (traditional fiddle tune - first printed in
            1909, first recorded in 1924 by Fiddlin'
            John Carson - tab consists of 3 sections
            on lower and mid-neck - Scruggs style in
            D tuning: f#DF#AD)

    D

    28 measures

    3.00
    B310 RIDING ON THAT MIDNIGHT TRAIN
            (tab is as played by Ralph Stanley on his
            1960 recording, and consists of one section
            on lower neck - Scruggs style)

    G

    18 measures

    2.00
    B312 RIDING ON THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
            (70's Folk/Pop - written by Steve Goodman
            and first recorded by Arlo Guthrie in 1972,
            tab consists of verse, bridge and chorus on
            lower to mid-neck)

    G

    49 measures

    3.50
    B065 RING OF FIRE
            (60's Country - written by June Carter and
            Merle Kilgore, first recorded by Johnny
            Cash on his 1963 compilation album "Ring
            of Fire: The Best of Johnny Cash" - tab is
            based on Earl Scruggs' version, consisting
            of verse and chorus on lower and mid-neck)

    G

    33 measures

    3.00
    B1730 ROCKY TOP
            (Bluegrass - written by Boudleaux and
            Felice Bryant in 1967 - hit same year for
            the Osborne Brothers - one of 7 official
            Tennessee state songs - tab consists of
            verse, chorus and extended ending on
            lower to mid-neck)

    G

    37 measures

    3.50
    B1485 SAINT PAUL WALTZ
            (parts of this tune are similar to "Cattle
            Call" - tab consists of 6 sections in 3 keys
            on lower and upper neck)

    C, G and F

    48 measures

    3.50
    B2280 SALTY DOG BLUES
            (Bluegrass - written by the Morris Brothers
            in 1935, recorded by Flatt and Scruggs in
            1951 - tab consists of 2 sections on lower
            to mid-neck - Scruggs style)

    G

    21 measures

    2.00
    B338 SANTA CLAUS
            (Bluegrass - written by Bill Keith, recorded
            with Bill Monroe in 1965 - tab is based on
            that recording and consists of 2 sections
            on lower to mid-neck)

    G

    33 measures

    3.00
    B331 SCARBOROUGH FAIR
           (16th century English ballad - 3/4 time - tab
           is partly based on Simon and Garfunkel's
           recording from their 1966 "Parsley, Sage,
           Rosemary and Thyme" album, and consists
           of 2 verses on lower neck (2 measures on
           upper neck) - Gm tuning: gDGBbD)

    Gm

    41 measures

    3.50
    B332 SCARBOROUGH FAIR
           (tab consists of 2 verses on lower and
           upper neck - Dm tuning: aDFAD)

    Dm

    48 measures

    3.50
    B1506 SEEK YE FIRST
            (Folk Gospel - tab consists of intro and one
            verse on lower and mid-neck)

    C

    32 measures

    3.00
    B2249 SHADY GROVE
            (18th century mountain ballad, similar
            to the English ballad "Matty Groves" - tab
            consists of 3 fast breaks with a Bluegrass
            treatment on lower and upper neck in
            Scruggs style)

    G

    24 measures

    2.50
    B1483 SHE LEFT ME STANDING ON THE
            MOUNTAIN
    - (Bluegrass - tab is based on
           Jim and Jesse's recording and consists of
           one verse on lower neck)

    G

    18 measures

    2.00
    B2452 SHENANDOAH (Across The Wide Missouri)
            
    (American Folk song from the 1800's - tab
           consists of one verse on lower to mid-neck
           in Chord/Melody style)

    C

    25 measures

    2.50
    B342 SHORTENIN' BREAD
           (sometimes regarded as a traditional 1800's
           plantation song, this piece was written by
           James Whitcomb Riley in 1900, and
           published in 1915 - tab consists of 2 verses
           and 2 choruses on lower neck; 2nd chorus
           is based on a Foggy Mountain Breakdown
           Em chord phrase)

    G

    33 measures

    3.00
    B1398 SILENT NIGHT (Stille Nacht, heilige Nacht)
            (traditional Christmas - 3/4 time - written by
            Father Josef Mohr and Franz Xaver Gruber,
            published in 1859 - tab consists of one
            verse in Chord/Melody style on lower and
            mid-neck)

    G

    28 measures

    3.00
    B1779 SILVER BELLS
            (50's Christmas Pop - 3/4 time - first sung
            in the 1951 movie; "The Lemon Drop Kid"
            by Bob Hope and Marilyn Maxwell - tab
            consists of verse and chorus on lower to
            mid-neck)

    G

    33 measures

    3.00
    B337 SILVER THREADS AND GOLDEN NEEDLES
            (60's and 70's Country Rock - written by
            Jack Rhodes and Dick Reynolds, first
            recorded by Wanda Jackson in 1956, then
            by Linda Ronstadt on her 1969 album
            "Hand Sown, Home Grown", and was a hit
            for her on her 1973 "Don't Cry Now" album,
            tab consists of verse, chorus, and ending
            on lower and mid-neck)

    G

    50 measures

    3.50
    B335 SITTING ON TOP OF THE WORLD
            (traditional Country Blues - first recorded by
            the "Mississippi Sheiks" in 1930, then by
            Bill Monroe in 1957 - tab consists of 3
            verses on lower and upper neck - Scruggs
            style)

    G

    49 measures

    3.50
    B1533 SLEEPY RIO GRANDE
            (40's Western - 3/4 time - tab is based on
            the Sons of the Pioneers' recording and
            consists of intro and verse on lower and
            mid-neck)

    C

    25 measures

    2.50
    B1497 STACK OF BARLEY HORNPIPE
            (traditional fiddle tune - tab consists of 4
            sections in 2 arrangements on lower to
            mid-neck - Melodic and Scruggs/Melodic
            styles)

    G

    38 measures

    3.50
    B1775 STAR OF THE COUNTY DOWN
            (traditional Irish ballad set to English
            melody - 3/4 time - words by Cathal Garvey
            (1866-1927) - tab consists of 4 sections on
            lower neck)

    Am

    37 measures

    3.50
    B339 STAY ALL NIGHT, STAY A LITTLE LONGER
            (Texas Swing - melody based on "Old Dan
            Tucker" with lyrics by Bob Wills and
            Tommy Duncan - first recorded in 1945 by
            Bob Wills, then by Willie Nelson in 1973,
            tab consists of 3 verses and 3 choruses on
            lower and upper neck)

    G

    55 measures

    4.00
    B1760 STREETS OF LAREDO (Cowboy's Lament)
            (traditional western - 3/4 time - based on
            the 18th century Irish/British folk songs
            "The Unfortunate Rake", "A Handful of
            Laurel" and "The Bard of Armagh" - lyrics
            were written in 1876 by Francis Maynard,
            tab consists of 2 verses, chorus and ending
            on lower and upper neck)

    G

    54 measures

    4.00
    B650 SUNNY SIDE OF THE MOUNTAIN
            (Bluegrass Gospel - tab is based on Ralph
            Stanley's 1959 recording and consists of 2
            sections on lower and upper neck - Scruggs
            style)

    G

    46 measures

    3.50
    B340 SWANEE RIVER (Old Folks at Home)
            (American Folk - written by Stephen Foster
            in 1851 - state song of Florida since 1935,
            tab consists of verse and chorus on lower
            and mid-neck)

    G

    33 measures

    3.00
    B341 SWANEE RIVER
            (tab consists of verse and chorus on lower
            neck - D tuning: aDF#AD)

    D

    33 measures

    3.00
    B068 SWEET BETSY FROM PIKE
            (American Folk - 3/4 time - written by John
            Stone in 1858 - tab consists 2 verses on
            lower to mid-neck)

    G

    34 measures

    3.00
    B1943 SWEET SUNNY SOUTH
            (traditional American ballad - first recorded
            by the North Carolina Ramblers in 1927,
            then by Charlie Poole in 1929 - tab is as
            played by John Hartford and consists of
            one verse on lower neck)

    G

    19 measures

    2.00
    B1528 TAKE ME IN YOUR LIFEBOAT
            (traditional Country and Bluegrass Gospel,
            tab is based on Flatt and Scruggs' 1951
            recording, and consists of 2 sections on
            lower neck - Scruggs style )

    G

    39 measures

    3.50
    B1794 TEARDROPS IN MY EYES
            (Bluegrass - tab is based on Red Allen's
            recording and consists of verse and chorus
            on lower neck - Scruggs style)

    G

    36 measures

    3.00
    B1467 TEARS ON MY PILLOW
            (Country waltz - 3/4 time - written and
            recorded by Gene Autry in 1941 (not the
            same song as Little Anthony and the
            Imperials' 1958 hit) - tab consists of 3
            verses on upper and lower neck)

    C

    48 measures

    3.50
    B1780 TENNESSEE WALTZ
            (Country waltz - 3/4 time - written by Redd
            Stewart and Pee Wee King in 1947, first
            recorded by Roy Acuff, then by both Patti
            Page and Les Paul and Mary Ford in 1950,
            one of 7 state songs of Tennessee - tab
            consists of intro, verse and chorus on lower
            and upper neck)

    G

    45 measures

    3.50
    B360 THE NIGHT THEY DROVE OLD DIXIE DOWN
            (60's Folk - written by Robbie Robertson,
            first recorded by The Band in 1969, hit for
            Joan Baez in 1971 - tab consists of verse
            and chorus on lower neck)

    Em

    34 measures

    3.00
    B1500 THE STAR (Hornpipe)
            (traditional fiddle tune - tab consists of 4
            sections on lower and mid-neck - Melodic
            style)

    G

    19 measures

    2.00
    B1554 THE WEDDING SONG
            (70's Folk/Pop - written and recorded in
            1971 by Noel Paul Stookey of Peter, Paul
            and Mary fame, first performed at Peter
            Yarrow's wedding, featured on Stookey's
            first solo album, "Paul and..." in 1971 - tab
            consists of 3 verses and chorus on lower
            neck)

    G

    66 measures

    4.00
    B1176 TIME IN A BOTTLE
            (70's Folk/Pop - 3/4 time - written and first
            recorded by Jim Croce in 1973 - the tab
            consists of intro, verse and chorus on
            lower and upper neck - aDGBD tuning)

    Dm

    41 measures

    3.50
    B1530 'TIS SO SWEET TO TRUST IN JESUS
            (Gospel - written by William Kirkpatrick
            and Louisa Stead in 1882 - tab consists
            of 2 sections on upper and lower neck
            in Chord/Melody style)

    G and D

    33 measures

    3.00
    B359 TRAGIC ROMANCE
            (Country and Bluegrass - composer is
            unknown - first recorded by Vernon Dalhart
            in 1924, a hit for the Lily Brothers in 1957
            (with Don Stover on banjo), and for Cowboy
            Copas in 1960 - tab consists of 2 verses on
            lower and upper neck)

    G

    37 measures

    3.50
    B073 TRUCK DRIVIN' MAN
            (50's-60's Country and Bluegrass - written
            by Terry Fell in 1954 - tab is based on Jim
            and Jesse's 1967 recording and consists of
            2 sections on lower and upper neck in
            Scruggs style)

    G

    33 measures

    3.00
    B1572 TURN YOUR RADIO ON
            (Gospel - written by Albert Brumley in
            1937, published in 1938, hit for both Ray
            Stevens and the Blackwood Brothers - tab
            consists of intro, verse and chorus on
            lower neck)

    G

    37 measures

    3.50
    B888 TWELVE DAYS OF CHRISTMAS
            (English Christmas carol dating to 16th
            century, copyrighted in 1909 - tab consists
            of 6 sections on lower and mid-neck in
            Melodic style - f#DGBD tuning)

    D

    42 measures

    3.50
    B363 UNDER THE DOUBLE EAGLE
            (favorite flat pick guitar and banjo piece,
            written by Austrian military bandmaster
            Josef Franz Wagner (1856-1908) about
            the double eagle in the Austro-Hungarian
            coat of arms - tab is based on Don Reno's
            1961 recording and consists of 2 sections
            on lower neck)

    G

    49 measures

    3.50
    B086 WABASH CANNONBALL
            (Folk song about a fictional train, written by
            J. A. Roff and published in 1882 as "The
            Great Rock Island Route" - recorded by the
            Carter Family in 1929, hit for Roy Acuff in
            1936 - tab consists of 2 sections on lower
            and upper neck)

    G

    33 measures

    3.00
    B081 WALKING IN MY SLEEP
            (Bluegrass - recorded by Bill Clifton and the
            Dixie Mountain Boys in the late 50's - tab
            consists of 2 sections on lower and mid-
            neck)

    G

    27 measures

    2.50
    B1471 WALTZ YOU SAVED FOR ME
            (Country waltz - 3/4 time - written by Emil
            Flindt during World War I while in France,
            first titled "The Truck Driver's Dream", then
            "The Waltz of the Poppies", and finally
            changed to "The Waltz You Saved for Me",
            tab consists of of 2 sections on lower to
            mid-neck)

    C

    36 measures

    3.00
    B1394 WE THREE KINGS OF ORIENT ARE
            (The Quest of the Magi)
    - (traditional
            Christmas - 3/4 time - written by Reverend
            John Henry Hopkins, Jr., in 1863 - the tab
            consists of 2 sections on lower and upper
            neck)

    Em

    34 measures

    3.00
    B385 WHAT HAVE THEY DONE TO MY SONG, MA
            (60's Pop/Rag - written by Melanie Safka,
            first recorded by Melanie in the late 60's,
            tab consists of 2 sections on lower and
            upper neck)

    G

    33 measures

    3.00
    B1963 WHERE HAVE ALL THE FLOWERS GONE
            (60's Folk - written by Pete Seeger and first
            recorded by the Kingston Trio in 1961 - tab
            consists of intro and 2 verses on lower to
            mid-neck)

    G

    24 measures

    2.50
    B384 WHILE I WAS PRAYING (Somebody Touched
            Me)
    - (traditional Gospel - recorded by both
            the Dillards and the Stanley Brothers - tab
            consists of 2 verses on lower and upper
            neck - Scruggs style)

    G

    32 measures

    3.00
    B077 WHY ME, LORD
            (Gospel - 3/4 time - written and first
            recorded by Kris Kristofferson in 1971 - tab
            consists of 2 verses and chorus on lower
            and upper neck - Scruggs and Melodic
            styles)

    G

    48 measures

    3.50
    B090 WILDWOOD FLOWER
            (traditional Country - written and published
            in 1860 as "I'll Twine 'Mid the Ringlets",
            first recorded by the Carter Family in 1928,
            tab consists of 3 sections, including one
            with a Texas Swing treatment on lower to
            mid-neck)

    G

    56 measures

    4.00
    B091 WILDWOOD FLOWER
            (tab consists of 2 sections on lower to
            mid-neck - D tuning: f#DF#AD)

    D

    37 measures

    3.50
    B370 WRECK OF THE OLD 97
            (traditional Folk song about a train called
            the "Fast Mail" that left the track near
            Danville, Virginia on Sept. 27, 1903 - first
            recorded by Vernon Dalhart in 1924 - tab is
            based on Flatt and Scruggs recording and
            consists of 2 verses on lower and upper
            neck)

    G

    33 measures

    3.00
    B746 YEAR OF JUBILO
            (Civil War freedom song - written by Henry
            Clay Work circa 1862, and first recorded by
            Frank Jenkins and his Pilot Mountaineers
            in 1929 - tab consists of 4 sections on lower
            and upper neck - Melodic style)

    G

    33 measures

    3.00
    B390 YO HAN PA SNIPPEN
            (traditional Schottische - tab consists of
            6 sections on lower and upper neck in
            Melodic style)

    C and D

    33 measures

    3.00
    B2337 YOU ARE MY FLOWER
            (Country - written by Maybelle Carter and
            first recorded by the Carter Family in 1938,
            tab is a simile of the traditional approach,
            based partly on Lester Flatt and Earl
            Scruggs' 1964 recording, and consists of
            intro and 2 breaks on lower and mid-neck,
            with 2 measures on upper neck)

    G

    42 measures

    3.50
    B095 YOU ARE MY SUNSHINE
            (Folk/Pop - official state song of Louisiana,
            written by Jimmie Davis, former governor of
            Louisiana, and first recorded in 1939 - tab
            consists of 2 sections on lower and upper
            neck)

    G

    33 measures

    3.00
    B1781 YOU'VE GOT TO HIDE YOUR LOVE AWAY
            (Beatles - 3/4 time - written by John
            Lennon, recorded in 1965 for the album
            "Help!" - tab consists of 2 verses and
            chorus on lower and mid-neck, with 3
            measures on upper neck - aDGBD tuning)

    D

    56 measures

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    (All selections are arranged by Harold Streeter, are in G tuning, 4/4 time, and are in Scruggs/Melodic style unless otherwise stated)

    Key

    Number of Measures

    Tab Price
    B2453 ACROSS THE GREAT DIVIDE
            (Country and Bluegrass - written and first
            recorded by Kate Wolf in 1980 - tab is
            based on Nanci Griffith's recording from her
            1993 album "Other Voices, Other Rooms"
            and consists of intro, verse and chorus on
            lower neck)

    G

    46 measures

    3.50
    B401 ALABAMA JUBILEE
            (fiddle tune - written by Jack Yellen and
            George Cobb in 1915 - tab consists of 2
            sections on lower and upper neck in
            Gm tuning: gDGBbD)

    F

    33 measures

    3.00
    B1477 ALL OF ME
            (30's jazz standard - written by Gerald
            Marks and Seymour Simons in 1931 - a
            hit for both Louis Armstrong and Paul
            Whiteman in 1932 - tab consists of 4
            verses and ending on lower and mid-neck,
            with 2 measures on upper neck)

    G

    33 measures

    3.00
    B2350 AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL
            (words by Katharine Lee Bates (1893),
            music by Samuel A. Ward (1895) - tab
            consists of two arrangements on lower and
            mid-neck; slow tempo Chord/Melody and
            uptempo Bluegrass style)

    G

    50 measures

    3.50
    B2377 ANDY GRIFFITH Mayberry R.F.D Theme
            ("The Fishin' Hole")

            (written in 1960 by Herbert Spencer and
            Earle Hagen - as the Dillards were featured
            on the show, this tune is a great prelude to
            any of Doug Dillard's instrumentals - tab
            consists of 6 verses and 2 choruses on
            lower and upper neck, and includes
            "walking bass")

    D

    35 measures

    3.00
    B395 ARAB BOUNCE
            (Bluegrass - tab is based on Jimmy
            Martin's 1970 recording and consists of 2
            sections on lower to mid-neck)

    G

    35 measures

    3.00
    B397 ARKANSAS TRAVELER
            (traditional fiddle tune - written in the
            1800s by Colonel Sanford C. Faulkner,
            tab consists of 3 arrangements on lower
            and upper neck - Melodic style)

    G and C

    59 measures

    4.00
    B671 ARKANSAS TRAVELER
            (tab consists of 4 sections on lower and
            upper neck - predominantly Melodic style
            in D tuning: f#DF#AD)

    D

    33 measures

    3.00
    B1955 ASHOKAN FAREWELL
            (fiddle tune - 3/4 time - written in 1982 by
            Jay Ungar, this was the theme for Ken
            Burns' PBS Civil War series - tab consists
            of 2 sections on lower and upper neck in
            Chord/Melody style)

    D

    37 measures

    3.50
    B1480 AUGIE'S BLUES
            (Jazz-blues whole tone scale study,
            written by Harold Streeter - tab consists
            of 2 sections on lower and mid-neck in
            GbDGbBbD tuning)

    Bm

    20 measures

    2.50
    B103 AVALON
            (20's Jazz - first recorded by Al Jolson in
            1920 - tab is based on Chet Atkins' guitar
            recording and consists of one section on
            lower to mid-neck)

    C

    35 measures

    3.00
    B123 BACK UP AND PUSH (Rubber Dolly)
            (traditional fiddle tune - tab is based on Bill
            Monroe's 1948 recording and consists of
            2 arrangements for a total of 3 sections on
            lower to mid-neck)

    G and C

    50 measures

    3.50
    B792 BANJO BOUNCE
            (Jazz/Swing - tab is as played by Allan
            Shelton on his 1977 "Shelton Special"
            album and consists of 4 sections on lower
            to mid-neck)

    D

    33 measures

    3.00
    B422 BANJOLINA
            (Bluegrass - tab is based on Bobby
            Thompson's 1957 recording and consists
            of 6 sections on lower and upper neck in
            mostly Scruggs style)

    G

    102 measures

    5.50
    B425 BANJO SIGNALS
            (Bluegrass - tab is based on Don Reno's
            1958 recording and consists of 4 sections
            on lower and upper neck)

    G

    45 measures

    3.50
    B1776 BATTLE HYMN OF THE REPUBLIC
            (originally an American abolitionist song,
            written by Julia Ward Howe in 1861, first
            published in The Atlantic Monthly in 1862,
            tab consists of 2 arrangements; slow
            Chord/Melody style and uptempo
            Scruggs/Melodic style on lower and upper
            neck)

    G

    50 measures

    3.50
    B410 BATTLE OF NEW ORLEANS (Eighth of
            January)
    - (traditional fiddle tune - written
            in honor of the 1815 Battle of New Orleans
            won by Andrew Jackson on January 8,
            with lyrics written by Jimmie Driftwood in
            1936 that describe the battle - big hit for
            Johnny Horton in 1959 - tab consists of
            intro, 3 sections and ending on lower and
            upper neck)

    G

    29 measures

    3.00
    B419 BEER BARREL POLKA
            (music written by Czech musician Jaromír
            Vejvoda in 1927, first recorded in 1939 by
            Will Glahé with English lyrics - the tab is
            based on Don Reno's 1957 recording and
            consists of 4 sections on lower and upper
            neck)

    G

    69 measures

    4.50
    B423 BELLS OF ST. MARY'S
            (written in 1917 by Douglas Furber and A.
            Emmett Adams, first recorded in 1920 by
            Frances Alda, then for the 1945 Hollywood
            musical of the same name by Bing Crosby
            and Ingrid Bergman - tab is based on Don
            Reno's banjo and Chet Atkins' guitar
            recordings, and consists of 2 sections on
            lower and upper neck)

    G

    65 measures

    4.00
    B403 BIG COUNTRY
            (Bluegrass - written and first recorded by
            Bill Monroe - tab consists of 4 sections on
            lower and upper neck)

    G

    71 measures

    4.50
    B413 BIG SANDY RIVER
            (Bluegrass - written and first recorded by
            Bill Monroe in 1962 - tab consists of 4
            sections, including 2 fiddle similes, on
            lower and mid-neck)

    G

    33 measures

    3.00
    B426 BIG TILDA
            (Bluegrass - written and first recorded by
            Ralph Stanley in 1955 - tab consists of 4
            sections on lower and upper neck in
            Scruggs style)

    G

    67 measures

    4.00
    B416 BILL CHEATHAM
            (traditional fiddle tune - tab consists of
            intro and 4 sections on upper and lower
            neck)

    G

    34 measures

    3.00
    B2306 BILLY RICHARDSON'S LAST RIDE
            (Country ballad - first recorded by Vernon
            Dalhart in 1934 - tab is based on Grandpa
            Jones' recording and consists of intro, lower
            and upper neck breaks)

    G

    40 measures

    3.50
    B1785 BIRTH OF THE BLUES
            (40's Pop/Jazz - music written by Ray
            Henderson, lyrics by Buddy G. DeSylva
            and Lew Brown, published in 1926, first
            recorded by Cab Calloway in 1943 - tab is
            based on Sammy Davis Jr's and on Chet
            Atkins' guitar recordings, and consists of
            2 verses and bridge on lower to mid-neck)

    G

    33 measures

    3.00
    B427 BLACKBERRY BLOSSOM
            (traditional fiddle tune - written by fiddler
            Arthur Smith (not Arthur “Guitar Boogie”
            Smith), first recorded by the Arthur Smith
            Trio in 1929 - tab consists of 4 sections on
            upper and lower neck)

    G

    33 measures

    3.00
    B405 BLACK MOUNTAIN RAG
            (traditional fiddle tune - tab is based in part
            on Doc Watson's 1964 guitar recording and
            consists of 5 sections on lower and upper
            neck)

    G

    57 measures

    4.00
    B406 BLACK MOUNTAIN RAG
            (tab is partly based on Don Reno's 1961
            recording of "Green Mountain Hop" and
            consists of 5 sections on upper and lower
            neck - D tuning: aDF#AD)

    D

    56 measures

    4.00
    B1232 BLUESETTE
            (60's Jazz waltz - 3/4 time - written and
            first recorded by Toots Theilman in 1962,
            tab is based on his recording and consists
            of intro and 3 sections on lower and upper
            neck)

    G

    87 measures

    5.00
    B1200 BLUE SKIES
            (20's uptempo Jazz/Pop - written by Irving
            Berlin in 1926 for the Rodgers and Hart
            musical "Betsy", recorded in 1927 by Ben
            Selvin - tab consists of verse and chorus
            on lower and mid-neck)

    C

    33 measures

    3.00
    B105 BOIL THE CABBAGE DOWN
            (traditional fiddle tune - composer unknown,
            tab consists of 5 sections on lower and
            upper neck)

    G

    40 measures

    3.50
    B107 BONAPARTE'S RETREAT
            (traditional ballad and fiddle tune with
            Cajun feel - tab consists of 4 sections on
            lower and upper neck)

    G

    33 measures

    3.00
    B1808 BRAKEMAN'S BLUES
            (Country - written and first recorded in 1928
            by Jimmie Rodgers - tab is based on Bill
            Monroe's 1951 recording and consists of
            intro and 2 breaks on lower and high upper
            neck)

    D

    43 measures

    3.50
    B125 BROWN'S FERRY BLUES
            (Folk - composer is unknown as both the
            Delmore Brothers and McGee Brothers
            have claimed authorship - no recordings
            are known prior to 1930 - tab is based on
            the Delmore Brothers and Doc Watson
            recordings, and consists of 2 sections on
            lower and upper neck)

    G

    37 measures

    3.50
    B424 BUGLE CALL RAG
            (Bluegrass - tab is based on Merle Travis'
            guitar recording and on Earl Scruggs' 1962
            banjo recording - tab consists of intro and
            3 sections on upper and lower neck, and
            includes natural harmonics)

    G

    61 measures

    4.00
    B118 BULLY OF THE TOWN
            (Dixieland - written in 1896, composer is
            anonymous - two early recordings are by
            Fiddlin' John Carson in 1925, and Gid
            Tanner and the Skillet Lickers in 1926 - tab
            is based in part on Don Reno's 1962 banjo
            recording, and on Norman Blake's guitar
            recording from his 1972 "Back Home in
            Sulphur Springs" album, and consists of 2
            verses and one chorus on lower neck in
            Scruggs style)

    G

    41 measures

    3.50
    B437 CARAVAN
            (30's uptempo jazz standard - written by
            Juan Tizol, first recorded in 1936 by Barney
            Bigard and his Jazzopators, performed by
            Duke Ellington in 1937 - tab is partly based
            on Chet Atkins' recording and consists of
            4 sections ranging from lower to high upper
            neck)

    Cm

    69 measures

    4.50
    B2376 CAROLINA IN THE PINES
            (Bluegrass - written by Michael Martin
            Murphey - tab is as played on South
            Bound's recording and consists of all
            breaks and backup on lower and upper
            neck - CD demo is at slow tempo only:
            purchase South Bound's recording for
            normal tempo timing reference)

    G

    210 measures

    8.50
    B1777 CAST YOUR FATE TO THE WIND
            (60's uptempo Jazz/Pop - written in 1963
            by Vince Guaraldi and Carel Werber - tab
            is based on Earl Klugh's guitar recording
            and consists of 4 sections on lower and
            upper neck - aDGBD tuning)

    D

    45 measures

    3.50
    B2368 CHATTANOOGA CHOO-CHOO
            (40's Pop/Jazz - written by Mack Gordon
            and Harry Warren for the 1941 movie "Sun
            Valley Serenade", recorded by Glenn Miller
            in 1941 - tab is based on Glenn Miller's
            recording and consists of intro, 3 sections
            and ending on lower and upper neck)

    G

    66 measures

    4.50
    B435 CHEROKEE SHUFFLE
            (same as the traditional fiddle tune "Lost
            (or Lonesome) Indian" except with bridge
            added by fiddler Tommy Jackson - tab is
            based on Tommy Jackson's recording and
            consists of 6 sections on upper and lower
            neck)

    G

    53 measures

    4.00
    B432 COAL TATTOO
            (60's Folk and Bluegrass - written and first
            recorded by Billy Edd Wheeler in the early
            60's - also recorded by Jim Croce, Kathy
            Mattea and the Kingston Trio - the tab is
            based on Billy Edd Wheeler's recording
            and consists of 4 sections on lower and
            upper neck)

    Em

    65 measures

    4.00
    B1861 COLORED ARISTOCRACY
            (traditional fiddle tune - dating to 1936, this
            tune is credited to Sanford Rich of West
            Virginia, but it first appeared in 1899 as a
            popular tune written specifically for a
            Cakewalk dance - tab consists of 2
            sections on lower to upper neck)

    C

    34 measures

    3.00
    B433 CRAZY CREEK
            (Jazz-based fiddle tune - tab is based on
            Tommy Jackson's fiddle recording and on
            Bill Keith's 1976 recording from his album
            "Something Auld, Something Newgrass,
            Something Borrowed, Something
            Bluegrass", and consists of intro and 4
            sections on lower and upper neck)

    G

    42 measures

    3.50
    B141 CUMBERLAND GAP
            (traditional fiddle tune - tab is based on Don
            Reno's 1959 recording, Earl Scruggs' 1962
            recording, and on Joe Stuart's version, and
            consists of 4 sections on lower and upper
            neck - Scruggs style)

    G

    32 measures

    3.00
    B161 DARLING COREY
            (traditional Folk - first recorded by Clarence
            Gill as "Little Corey" in 1927, then by Bill
            and Charlie Monroe in 1936 - the tab
            consists of 2 sections on upper and lower
            neck)

    G

    33 measures

    3.00
    B446 DEAR OLD DIXIE
            (Bluegrass - written and first recorded by
            Earl Scruggs in 1953 - tab is based on
            his recording and consists of intro and 3
            sections on upper and lower neck)

    G

    101 measures

    5.50
    B156 DEVIL'S DREAM
            (traditional fiddle tune (author unknown),
            played either as a jig or a reel, but usually
            the latter, this has been a popular tune in
            New England since 1834 - tab is based on
            Bill Keith's playing on Bill Monroe's 1963
            recording and consists of intro, 4 sections
            and ending on lower and mid-neck in
            Melodic style)

    G

    44 measures

    3.50
    B158 DILL PICKLE RAG
            (Kansas City novelty rag and fiddle tune,
            written in 1907 by Charles L. Johnson - tab
            consists of first 2 sections on lower and
            upper neck - Melodic style)

    C

    49 measures

    3.50
    B670 DILL PICKLE RAG
            (tab consists of first 2 sections on upper
            neck - Melodic style)

    G

    49 measures

    3.50
    B447 DIXIE BREAKDOWN
            (Bluegrass - written by Don Reno - tab is
            based on Don Reno's 1954 recording and
            on Doug Dillard's later recording, and
            consists of 4 sections on lower and upper
            neck)

    G

    65 measures

    4.00
    B448 DIXIE, LOOK AWAY (I Wish I Was in Dixie)
            (traditional uptempo anthem of the South,
            written by Daniel Emmett (a Northerner),
            published in 1859, first performed by a
            blackface minstrel-show troupe the same
            year in New York City - Abe Lincoln's
            favorite song - tab consists of verse and
            chorus on lower and mid-neck)

    G

    33 measures

    3.00
    B448A DIXIE, LOOK AWAY
            (tab consists of verse and chorus on lower
            and mid-neck - D tuning: aDF#AD)

    D

    33 measures

    3.00
    B2451 DON'T GET AROUND MUCH ANYMORE
            (40's jazz standard - written by Duke
            Ellington and Bob Russell - first titled
            "Never No Lament", first recorded by
            Ellington in 1940 as an instrumental, with
            lyrics and new title added in 1942 - tab
            consists of 3 verses, one bridge and
            ending on lower and upper neck)

    G

    39 measures

    3.50
    B444 DON'T LET YOUR DEAL GO DOWN
            (Folk and Bluegrass - tab is based on Earl
            Scruggs' playing on Flatt and Scruggs'
            1957 recording and consists of 4 sections
            on lower to mid-neck)

    F

    33 measures

    3.00
    B740 DOUG'S TUNE
            (Bluegrass rag - written and recorded by
            Doug Dillard in 1963 - tab is based on his
            recording and consists of 5 sections on
            lower neck - Scruggs style)

    G

    88 measures

    5.00
    B441 DOWN YONDER
            (fiddle tune - written by L. Wolfe Gilbert and
            published in 1921, first recorded in 1951 on
            piano by Del Wood and Joe ´Fingers´ Carr,
            tab consists of 2 sections on lower and
            mid-neck)

    G

    41 measures

    3.50
    BG449 DUELING BANJOS
            (Bluegrass - written by Arthur Smith in
            1955 and first titled "Feudin' Banjos" - first
            recorded by Smith on 4-string banjo with
            Don Reno on 5-string - the tab is based on
            the banjo and guitar duet played by Eric
            Weissberg and Steve Mandel in the 1972
            movie "Deliverance" and consists of 4
            sections for banjo and guitar on lower to
            mid-neck)

    G

    105 measures

    6.50
    B2366 DUELING BANJOS
            (easier to play than BG449 above but still
            advanced, this is a duel as it was meant to
            be; between two banjos - tab consists of
            4 sections for both banjos on lower and
            upper neck)

    G

    106 measures

    6.50
    B2518 DUST IN THE WIND
            (70's Folk/Pop - Written by Kerry Livgren
            and recorded by the rock group "Kansas"
            in 1977 - tab consists of intro, 4 sections
            and ending, including viola section with
            optional second banjo part, plus backup,
            on lower and mid-neck)

    C

    144 measures

    7.00
    B790 DUSTY MILLER
            (traditional fiddle tune - tab consists of 3
            sections, mostly in Melodic style on lower
            and upper neck)

    G

    28 measures

    3.00
    B454 EARL'S BREAKDOWN
            (Bluegrass - tab is based on Earl Scruggs'
            1951 recording and consists of 5 sections
            ranging from lower to high upper neck,
            tuners are required to play this tab)

    G

    92 measures

    5.00
    B2246 EASTER PARADE
            (written by Irving Berlin, first recorded for
            the 1948 movie "Easter Parade" - tab is as
            played by Roy Lewis and consists of intro,
            verse and chorus breaks, plus verse and
            chorus backup, on lower and mid-neck in
            Scruggs and Reno styles)

    G

    75 measures

    4.50
    B1522 ELMER'S TUNE
            (40's Pop/Swing - written by Dick Jurgens
            as an instrumental in 1940, and was a hit
            for Glen Miller the same year when lyrics
            were added - tab is based on Glen Miller's
            recording and consists of 4 sections on
            lower and mid-neck)

    G

    33 measures

    3.00
    B162 EL PASO
            (60's Country Western - 3/4 time - written
            and first recorded by Marty Robbins for his
            1959 album "Gunfighter Ballads and Trail
            Songs" - tab consists of 3 verses and
            chorus on lower and mid-neck)

    G

    50 measures

    3.50
    B1565 FADED LOVE
            (Texas Swing - a hit for Bob Wills in 1950,
            he based his song on an old fiddle tune
            melody he learned from his father - tab
            consists of intro and 3 verses in 3 keys on
            lower and upper neck)

    A, D and G

    39 measures

    3.50
    B455 FAREWELL BLUES
            (Dixieland and Bluegrass - tab is based on
            Earl Scruggs' 1951 recording and consists
            of intro, 4 sections and ending on lower and
            upper neck - C tuning: gCGBD)

    C

    69 measures

    4.50
    B458 FLINT HILL SPECIAL
            (Bluegrass - written and recorded by Earl
            Scruggs in 1952 - tab is based on his
            recording and consists of 5 sections on
            lower neck - tuners are required for
            playing this tab
    )

    G

    80 measures

    4.50
    B464 FLOP EARED MULE
            (traditional fiddle tune - tab consists of
            5 sections on lower and upper neck in
            Melodic style)

    G

    41 measures

    3.50
    B459 FOGGY MOUNTAIN BREAKDOWN
            (Bluegrass - written by Earl Scruggs and
            recorded in 1949 by Flatt and Scruggs,
            the tab is based on their recording and
            consists of 5 sections on lower and upper
            neck)

    G

    85 measures

    5.00
    B457 FOGGY MOUNTAIN CHIMES
            (Bluegrass - written by Earl Scruggs and
            recorded in 1953 by Flatt and Scruggs,
            tab is based on his recording and consists
            of 3 sections with chimes in Section 3, on
            lower and upper neck - tuners required
            for playing this tab
    )

    G

    61 measures

    4.00
    B461 FOGGY MOUNTAIN SPECIAL
            (Bluegrass 12-Bar Swing Blues - written
            and first recorded by Earl Scruggs in 1954,
            tab is based on his recording and consists
            of 5 sections on upper and lower neck in
            Single-String and Scruggs/melodic styles)

    G

    61 measures

    4.00
    B462 FOOTPRINTS IN THE SNOW
            (traditional Folk and Bluegrass - tab is
            based on Bill Monroe's 1946 recording and
            consists of verse and chorus on lower and
            upper neck)

    C

    33 measures

    3.00
    B808 FOX ON THE RUN
            (Bluegrass - written by Tony Hazzard for
            Manfred Mann in the 60's, and a hit for the
            "Country Gentlemen" - tab consists of 3
            breaks and backup on lower neck)

    G

    44 measures

    3.50
    B177 FREIGHT TRAIN
            (Country - written by Elizabeth Cotten in
            1907 at age 12 - tab is based on Chet
            Atkins' guitar recording and consists of 2
            arrangements in 2 keys on lower to mid-
            neck)

    G and C

    33 measures

    3.00
    B799 GEORGIA CRACKER
            (Bluegrass - composer unknown - tab
            consists of 2 sections on lower and mid-
            neck)

    G

    30 measures

    3.00
    B472 GHOST RIDERS IN THE SKY ("A Cowboy
            Legend"
    ) - (fast Western - written in 1948
            by Stan Jones, recorded by both Burl Ives
            and Vaughn Monroe in 1949 - tab consists
            of intro, verse and chorus on lower and mid-
            neck - Gm tuning: gDGBbD)

    Gm

    48 measures

    3.50
    B473 GHOST RIDERS IN THE SKY
            (tab consists of intro, verse and chorus on
            lower to mid-neck - Cm tuning: gCGCEb)

    Cm

    40 measures

    3.50
    B181 GOING BACK TO OLD KENTUCKY
            (Bluegrass - tab is based on Bill Monroe's
            1949 recording and consists of 2 verses on
            lower and upper neck - Scruggs style)

    G

    33 measures

    3.00
    B469 GOLDEN SLIPPERS ("What Kind of Shoes
            You Going To Wear")
    - (fast Spiritual and
            fiddle tune popularized after the Civil War
            by the Fisk Jubilee Singers - tab consists
            of 4 sections in Scruggs and single-string
            styles on lower to mid-neck)

    G

    33 measures

    3.00
    B741 GOLD RUSH
            (fiddle tune - written and recorded by Bill
            Monroe in 1968 - the tab is based on his
            recording and consists of 4 sections on
            lower and upper neck)

    G

    68 measures

    4.00
    B189 GRANDFATHER'S CLOCK
            (Country and Bluegrass - written in 1876 by
            Henry Clay Work - tab is based in part on
            Don Reno's 1963 recording and on Ben
            Eldridge's later recording, and consists of 4
            sections on lower and mid-neck - tab
            includes harmonics (chimes)

    G

    49 measures

    3.50
    B1783 GRANDMA'S FEATHERBED
            (70's Folk - written by Jim Connor (former
            member of Kingston Trio), and recorded by
            John Denver on his 1974 "Back Home
            Again" album - tab consists of verse and
            chorus on lower neck)

    G

    33 measures

    3.00
    B1231 GRAVY WALTZ
            (60's Jazz waltz - written by Ray Brown
            and Steve Allen - tab consists of 3 sections
            on lower and upper neck)

    C

    25 measures

    2.50
    B186 GREENSLEEVES
            (traditional English - uptempo 4/4 time,
            registered at the London Stationer's
            Company in 1580 as "A New Northern
            Dittye of the Lady Greene Sleeves" - tab
            consists of verse and chorus on lower and
            upper neck)

    Em

    33 measures

    3.00
    B800 GREY EAGLE
            (traditional fiddle tune - similar to the
            Scottish tune "Miller of Drone" - while
            some versions consist of as many as 24
            variations, this one consists of 7, ranging
            from lower to upper neck)

    G

    63 measures

    4.00
    B474 GROUND SPEED
            (Bluegrass - written and first recorded by
            Earl Scruggs on his 1962 "Foggy Mountain
            Banjo" album - tab is based on his version
            and consists of 4 sections on lower and
            upper neck)

    G

    65 measures

    4.00
    B483 HAMILTON COUNTY BREAKDOWN
            (traditional fiddle tune - tab is based on
            Tommy Jackson's 1950's fiddle recording,
            plus Doug Dillard's 1963 recording, and
            consists of 2 sections on lower and upper
            neck)

    G

    33 measures

    3.00
    B484 HARD TIMES
            (Bluegrass - the tab is based on Ralph
            Stanley's 1955 recording and consists of
            6 sections on lower and upper neck in
            D tuning: f#DF#AD)

    D

    94 measures

    5.00
    B1475 HELLO, DOLLY
            (60's Broadway show theme - tab is based
            on Louis Armstrong's 1964 recording and
            consists of 4 verses and ending on lower
            and upper neck)

    G

    38 measures

    3.50
    B874 HERE COMES SANTA CLAUS
            (Christmas Pop - written by Gene Autry
            and Oakley Haldeman in 1946, recorded by
            Autry in 1947 - tab consists of 2 sections
            on lower and upper neck)

    G

    33 measures

    3.00
    B485 HICKORY HOLLOW
            (Bluegrass - written and first recorded by
            Doug Dillard on the Dillard's 1963 "Back
            Porch Bluegrass" album - song was named
            for Mitch Jayne's Saturday morning radio
            show - tab is based on his recording and
            consists of 4 sections on lower and mid-
            neck, with 3 measures on high upper neck
            and 2 in Single-string style)

    G

    65 measures

    4.00
    B2308 HIGH WATER (for Charlie Patton)
            (Folk - written and recorded by Bob Dylan
            for his "Love and Theft" album - tab is as
            played by Larry Campbell on the recording
            and consists of intro and backup, plus
            extended ending on lower neck)

    G

    57 measures

    4.00
    B2353 HOW GREAT THOU ART
            (traditional Gospel - Swedish minister Carl
            Boberg wrote the lyrics in 1885 and set
            them to a Swedish folk melody in 1888;
            they were published in English in 1949, and
            the song was popularized by Billy Graham
            during his 1950's Crusades - tab consists
            of 2 verses and chorus on upper and lower
            neck in Chord/Melody and Scruggs/Melodic
            styles)

    G

    33 measures

    3.00
    B487 HOW HIGH THE MOON
            (40's Jazz/Pop - written by Nancy Hamilton
            and Morgan Lewis, featured in the 1940
            Broadway revue "Two for the Show", first
            recorded by Benny Goodman in 1940, then
            by Les Paul and Mary Ford in 1951 - tab
            consists of 2 sections on upper and lower
            neck)

    G

    33 measures

    3.00
    B213 I AIN'T GONNA WORK TOMORROW
            (Folk - first recorded by the Carter Family
            in 1928 - tab is based on Flatt and Scruggs
            1961 recording and consists of 4 verses in
            2 arrangements on upper and lower neck in
            C tuning: gCGBD)

    G and C

    69 measures

    4.00
    B2486 IT'S RAINING HERE THIS MORNING
            (Bluegrass - first recorded by the Stanley
            Brothers in 1961, tab is as played by Jim
            Mills and consists of 2 verses and 2
            choruses on lower and upper neck in
            Scruggs style)

    G

    50 measures

    3.50
    B227 JAMBALAYA
            (50's Country - written and first recorded by
            Hank Williams in 1952 - tab consists of
            verse and chorus on lower and upper neck)

    G

    33 measures

    3.00
    B230 JENNY LYNN
            (traditional fiddle tune - this tune is quoted
            in Bill Monroe's "Uncle Pen" outro ("Jenny
            Lynn was played frequently by Monroe's
            uncle) - tab is based on a 1950's American
            Folkways recording and consists of intro
            and 5 sections on lower and upper neck in
            Scruggs style)

    G

    43 measures

    3.50
    B785 JERUSALEM RIDGE
            (fiddle tune - written and first recorded by
            Bill Monroe, named for the area he grew
            up in near Rosine, Kentucky - tab consists
            of 3 sections on lower and upper neck in
            Gm tuning: gDGBbD)

    Gm

    31 measures

    3.00
    B491 JOHN HARDY
            (traditional Folk - first recorded by Eva
            Davis in 1924 - tab consists of 3 sections
            on lower and upper neck)

    G

    61 measures

    4.00
    B220 JOHN HENRY
            (traditional Folk and Bluegrass - the tab
            consists of 2 sections on lower and upper
            neck)

    G

    41 measures

    3.50
    B2313 JUST A CLOSER WALK WITH THEE
            (traditional Gospel - the composer is
            anonymous - this song became popular
            during the 1930's and was first recorded
            by the Selah Jubilee Singers in 1941 - tab
            consists of 2 verses on lower and upper
            neck and includes phrases played in
            Chord/Melody style)

    G

    33 measures

    3.00
    B495 KENTUCKY MANDOLIN
            (Bluegrass - written by Herschel Sizemore
            and first recorded by Bill Monroe sometime
            after 1959; Herschel initially wrote the B
            part in a major key, but Monroe recorded
            the whole tune in a minor key - the tab
            consists of 4 sections on lower and upper
            neck - Gm tuning: gDGBbD)

    Gm

    33 measures

    3.00
    B809 LADY MADONNA
            (Beatles - written by John Lennon and Paul
            McCartney and first recorded in 1968 - tab
            consists of intro, 2 verses, chorus and
            ending on lower and mid-neck)

    G

    49 measures

    3.50
    B2448 LANDSLIDE
            (70's Folk/Rock - written by Stevie Nicks
            and Lindsey Buckingham, first recorded by
            Fleetwood Mac - the tab consists of intro,
            backup for 2 verses and one bridge, 2
            melody breaks for verse and bridge, and a
            guitar break simile, ranging from lower to
            high upper neck - gAGBD tuning)

    Am

    111 measures

    5.50
    B1879 LAYLA
            (70's Rock - written and first recorded by
            Eric Clapton - tab is based on his 1992
            "Unplugged" album version, and consists
            of intro, bridge, 2 solos and 2 choruses
            on lower and upper neck)

    Dm

    62 measures

    4.00
    B498 LIMEHOUSE BLUES
            (30's Dixieland - written by Douglas Furber
            and Philip Braham - tab is based mainly on
            Don Reno's 1956 recording, but also on
            Benny Goodman's 1939 recording, and on
            Jethro Burns' mandolin recording, and
            consists of 4 sections on lower and upper
            neck)

    G

    65 measures

    4.00
    B243 LITTLE MAGGIE
            (Mountain ballad from late 1800's and
            Bluegrass - first recorded by Grayson and
            Whittier in 1928 - tab is based on the Lily
            Brothers recording and on Ralph Stanley's
            recording, and consists of 4 verses on
            lower and upper neck)

    G

    33 measures

    3.00
    B244 LITTLE MAGGIE
            (tab consists of 4 sections on lower and
            upper neck - Gm tuning: gDGBbD)

    Gm

    33 measures

    3.00
    B499 LITTLE ROCK GETAWAY
            (Jazz-fiddle tune - written by Joe Sullivan
            in 1938 - the tab is based partly on Don
            Reno's 1959 recording and consists of intro
            and 4 sections on lower and upper neck)

    G

    36 measures

    3.00
    B502 LONESOME FIDDLE BLUES
            (fiddle tune - written and first recorded by
            Vassar Clements on the "Dirt Band's" 1972
            "Will the Circle Be Unbroken" album - tab
            is based on that recording and consists
            of 4 sections, ranging from lower to high
            upper neck)

    Gm

    34 measures

    3.00
    B505 LONESOME INDIAN (aka "Lost Indian", and
            "Gone Indian") - (traditional fiddle tune,
            tab consists of 4 sections on lower and
            upper neck - aDGBD tuning)

    D

    32 measures

    3.00
    B497 LONESOME ROAD BLUES
            (traditional Folk and Bluegrass - first
            recorded by the "Blue Ridge Duo" in 1924,
            tab is based in part on Earl Scruggs' 1962
            recording and consists of 4 sections on
            upper and lower neck)

    G

    65 measures

    4.00
    B1865 LOUIE, LOUIE
            (60's Rock - written by Richard Berry in
            1955, recorded by the Kingsmen in 1963
            tab is based in part on the Kingsmen's
            recording and on jazz guitarist Tuck
            Andress's later recording, and consists
            of intro, 2 sections and ending on lower
            to mid-neck)

    G

    51 measures

    3.50
    B1720 LULLABY OF BIRDLAND
            (50's uptempo Jazz - written in 1952 by
            George Shearing and George David Weiss,
            title refers to Charlie "Bird" Parker and the
            Birdland Jazz Club named after him - first
            recorded by George Shearing, hit for Ella
            Fitzgerald in 1954 - tab is based on Chet
            Atkins' guitar recording, and on George
            Shearing's recording, and consists of 4
            sections on lower and upper neck)

    G

    33 measures

    3.00
    B1526 MACK THE KNIFE
            (30's uptempo Jazz in 3 keys, written by
            Kurt Weill and Bertolt Brecht for their
            music drama "Die Dreigroschenoper"
            ("The Threepenny Opera") that premiered
            in Berlin in 1928, then recorded by Louis
            Armstrong in 1956, and by Bobby Darin in
            1959 - tab consists of 4 verses on lower
            and mid-neck)

    G, Ab and A

    52 measures

    3.50
    B843 MALAGUENA
            (Spanish classical - originally the 6th
            movement of "Suite Andalucia" by Ernesto
            Lecuona, recorded by him on piano in
            1955 - tab is partly based on Mexico City
            guitarist David Moreno's recording and
            consists of 5 sections, ranging from lower
            to high upper neck)

    G

    56 measures

    3.50
    B1469 MAME
            (Broadway play - music written by Jerry
            Herman, first titled "My Best Girl", and
            based on the 1955 novel "Auntie Mame"
            by Patrick Dennis - tab is based on Louis
            Armstrong's 1966 recording and consists
            of 2 verses on lower and upper neck in
            Chord/Melody style)

    C

    37 measures

    3.50
    B2031 MAN IN THE MIDDLE
            (Gospel Bluegrass - written by Tom Harley
            Campbell, first recorded by Hot Rize on
            their 1981 "Radio Boogie" album - the tab
            consists of 2 intros, backup and 3 breaks
            on lower and upper neck)

    D

    79 measures

    5.00
    B515 MAPLE LEAF RAG
            (Ragtime - written by Scott Joplin in 1897,
            published in 1899, and recorded on a piano
            roll in 1916 - tab consists of 4 sections on
            lower and high upper neck)

    G

    82 measures

    5.00
    B260 MARY IN THE MORNING
            (60's Pop - words and music by Johnny
            Cymball and Mike Lendell, recorded by Al
            Martino in 1967, also recorded by Elvis
            Presley on his 1970 album "That's The
            Way It Is" - tab consists of 2 verses and
            chorus on lower and mid-neck)

    G

    59 measures

    4.00
    B1501 McDERMOTT'S HORNPIPE
            (traditional fiddle tune - tab consists of 4
            sections on lower and mid-neck - Melodic
            style - f#DGBD tuning)

    D

    19 measures

    2.00
    B2304 MILK COW BLUES
            (30's Swing - first recorded by Sleepy John
            Estes in 1930 - first 2 sections of tab are
            as played by Snuffy Jenkins on upper neck
            and 3rd section is arranged by Harold
            Streeter on lower neck)

    G

    37 measures

    3.50
    B892 MINUET - Allegro, Op. 22
            (Classical - composed by Fernando Sor
            (1778-1839) - tab is adapted from classical
            guitar and consists of 4 sections on lower
            and upper neck)

    C

    80 measures

    5.00
    B1782 MISS THE MISSISSIPPI (And You)
            (30's Country - 3/4 time - written by Bill
            Halley, first recorded by Jimmie Rodgers
            in 1932 - tab is based on Emmylou Harris'
            recording and consists of intro and 2
            sections on lower and mid-neck)

    G

    53 measures

    3.50
    B252 MISTER BOJANGLES
            (70's Country/Pop - 3/4 time - written and
            first recorded by Jerry Jeff Walker in 1968,
            hit for the "Nitty Gritty Dirt Band" in 1971,
            tab consists of intro, 2 verses, chorus and
            ending on lower neck)

    G

    75 measures

    4.50
    B512 MISTY
            (originally a slow ballad written and first
            recorded by Erroll Garner in 1954, this is
            an uptempo jazz treatment - tab consists
            of 3 verses, bridge and ending on lower
            and upper neck)

    F

    68 measures

    4.50
    B258 MOLLY AND TENBROOKS
            (Bluegrass - tab is based on Bill Monroe's
            1949 recording and consists of 3 sections
            on lower and upper neck - Scruggs style)

    G

    40 measures

    3.50
    B780 MONROE'S HORNPIPE
            (Bluegrass fiddle tune - first recorded by
            Bill Monroe in 1958 but held back for
            inclusion on his 1965 album "Bluegrass
            Instrumentals" - the tab is based on his
            recording and consists of 4 sections on
            lower and upper neck)

    G

    39 measures

    3.50
    B1548 MOONGLOW
            (30's jazz - written by Will Hudson, Irving
            Mills and Eddie DeLange as a band theme
            in 1934, recorded by the Dorsey Brothers
            and Ethel Waters the same year - tab is
            based on their recording and consists of 4
            sections on lower and upper neck in
            Chord/Melody style)

    G

    34 measures

    3.00
    B1466 MORNING HAS BROKEN
            (Gospel - 3/4 time - also known as "Christ
            Be Beside Me"
    , the lyrics for this ancient
            Gaelic melody were written by Eleanor
            Farjeon (1881-1965) - Cat Stevens included
            it on his 1971 "Teaser and the Firecat"
            album - tab is based on his recording and
            consists of intro, turnarounds and verses
            on lower and upper neck)

    C and D

    74 measures

    4.50
    B2245 MUSIC BOX DANCER
            (70's Pop - written and recorded by Frank
            Mills in 1974, but not released until 1978,
            tab is based on the original piano score
            and consists of 4 sections on lower and
            upper neck - G Modal tuning: gDGCD)

    C and D

    42 measures

    3.50
    B262 MY GRASS IS BLUE (aka Doug's Tune)
            (Bluegrass - written and first recorded by
            Doug Dillard - tab consists of 4 sections
            on lower neck)

    G

    69 measures

    4.50
    B278 NASHVILLE BLUES
            (Bluegrass - written and recorded by Earl
            Scruggs in 1965 for Flatt and Scruggs
            "Town and Country" album - the tab is
            based on his recording and consists of 3
            sections on lower and upper neck in
            Dm tuning: aDFAD)

    Dm

    61 measures

    4.00
    B279 NASHVILLE SKYLINE RAG
            (Bluegrass - tab is based on Earl Scruggs'
            playing from the 1970 Earl Scruggs Revue
            recording and consists of 4 sections on
            lower to mid-neck)

    C

    33 measures

    3.00
    B276 NEVER ENDING SONG OF LOVE
            (70's Country Rock - written by Carl Radle
            and Delaney and Bonnie Bramlett - hit for
            Delaney and Bonnie in 1971 - tab consists
            of 2 verses and chorus on lower neck in
            Modified G tuning: gBGBD)

    G

    49 measures

    3.50
    B776 NEW CAMPTOWN RACES
            (Bluegrass - written by Frank Wakefield in
            1953 - tab is based on Ben Eldridge's
            recording and consists of 3 sections on
            lower and mid-neck)

    G

    49 measures

    3.50
    B516 NOLA
            (20's Pop/Jazz - 6/8 time - written by Felix
            Arndt on piano in 1916 for Fred Van Eps,
            early 20th century classical 5-string banjo
            player (Felix was Van Eps musical partner
            until 1919, at which time he was replaced
            by George Gershwin) - tab consists of 4
            sections, ranging from lower to high upper
            neck)

    G

    64 measures

    4.00
    B517 NOTHING TO IT
            (fiddle tune - tab is based on Earl Scruggs'
            banjo and Doc Watson's guitar recording,
            and consists of 4 sections on lower and
            upper neck - C tuning: gCDBD)

    C

    58 measures

    4.00
    B707 NO TITLE YET BLUES
            (Folk - tab is based on Eric Weissberg's
            1963 recording and consists of 3 sections
            on lower neck - D6th tuning: aBF#AD)

    D

    59 measures

    4.00
    B845 NOWHERE MAN
            (Beatles - tab is based on the Beatles'
            1965 recording from their "Rubber Soul"
            album and consists of 4 sections on lower
            and upper neck)

    C

    65 measures

    4.00
    B1498 OFF TO CALIFORNIA
            (traditional fiddle tune - tab consists of 4
            sections on lower and mid-neck in Melodic
            and Scruggs styles)

    G

    38 measures

    3.50
    B523 OLD JOE CLARK
            (traditional fiddle tune and ballad - born in
            1839, Joe Clark was one of the first to
            enlist in the Civil War, and one of the first
            to receive an early disability discharge - tab
            is partially based on the playing of Tony
            Ellis and Joe Stuart and consists of intro
            and 4 sections on lower neck)

    G

    37 measures

    3.50
    B289 OLD SPINNING WHEEL
            (traditional Country - composer is unknown,
            tab is based on Chet Atkins' recording
            and consists of verse and chorus on lower
            and mid-neck)

    G

    33 measures

    3.00
    B1484 ON THE ROAD AGAIN
            (80's Country - written and first recorded by
            Willie Nelson for the movie "Honeysuckle
            Rose" in 1980 - the tab is based on his
            recording and consists of 3 verses and
            chorus on lower and upper neck)

    G

    49 measures

    3.50
    B519 ORANGE BLOSSOM SPECIAL
            (fiddle tune - written by Ervin T. Rouse in
            1938 (Robert Russell "Chubby" Wise also
            claims authorship) - first recorded by Ervin
            and Gordon Rouse in 1939 - tab consists of
            3 sections, including "train sounds", on
            lower and upper neck)

    G

    61 measures

    4.00
    B534 PADDY ON THE TURNPIKE
            (traditional fiddle tune - tab consists of 4
            sections, ranging from lower to upper neck)

    G

    33 measures

    3.00
    B772 PANHANDLE RAG
            (Texas Swing - written and first recorded by
            Leon McAuliffe with Bob Wills in 1949 - tab
            consists of 2 sections on lower and upper
            neck)

    G

    33 measures

    3.00
    B2374 PIANO ROLL BLUES
            (50's Honky Tonk - written by Cy Coben in
            1949, first recorded by Hoagy Carmichael
            and Betty Hutton in 1950 - tab consists of
            2 sections and ending on lower and mid-
            neck)

    C

    25 measures

    2.50
    B294 PIG ANKLE RAG
            (traditional Ragtime - composer unknown,
            tab consists of 5 sections on lower and
            upper neck - C tuning: gCGBD)

    C

    61 measures

    4.00
    B531 PIKE COUNTY BREAKDOWN
            (Bluegrass - tab is based on Earl Scruggs'
            and Bill Monroe's 1952 recordings and
            consists of 4 sections on lower and upper
            neck)

    G

    65 measures

    4.00
    B533 POLKA ON THE BANJO
            ("Polka-Grass" - written and first recorded
            by Earl Scruggs - tab is based on his 1960
            recording and consists of 2 sections in 2
            keys on lower and upper neck)

    C and F

    69 measures

    4.50
    B773 PONY EXPRESS
            (Bluegrass - tab is as played by Eric
            Weissberg and consists of 3 sections on
            lower and upper neck - Scruggs style)

    G

    33 measures

    3.00
    B297 PUT ANOTHER NICKEL IN (Music, Music,
            Music)
    - (Honky Tonk - first recorded in
            1949 by Teresa Brewer - tab is based on
            her recording and consists of verse and
            chorus on lower and mid-neck)

    C

    33 measures

    3.00
    B542 RANDY LYNN RAG
            (Bluegrass - written and first recorded by
            Earl Scruggs in 1956 - tab is based on his
            recording and consists of 4 sections on
            lower and upper neck - Scruggs style,
            tuners are required to play this tab)

    G

    68 measures

    4.00
    B537 RAWHIDE
            (Bluegrass - written and recorded by Bill
            Monroe in 1952 - the tab is based on his
            recording and consists of 6 sections on
            lower and upper neck, including Rudy
            Lyle's upper neck break)

    G

    102 measures

    5.50
    B544 REMINGTON RIDE
            (Texas Swing and Bluegrass - written and
            first recorded by Herb Remington (member
            of Bob Wills' band (1946-1950) in 1950,
            tab is based on Don Reno's 1956 recording
            and consists of 4 sections on lower and
            upper neck)

    G

    65 measures

    4.00
    B309 REUBEN (Reuben's Train aka "Train 45")
            (Bluegrass and traditional fiddle tune - first
            published in 1909, first recorded in 1924 by
            Fiddlin' John Carson - tab is based on a
            combination of Earl Scruggs' 1962
            recording and Dan Crary's guitar recording
            from his 1970 "Bluegrass Guitar" album,
            and consists of 4 sections on lower and
            upper neck - D tuning: f#DF#AD)

    D

    65 measures

    4.00
    B771 ROAD TO COLUMBUS
            (Bluegrass - written by Bill Monroe,
            recorded in 1977 by Kenny Baker with Bill
            on mandolin - tab consists of 2 sections
            on lower and upper neck)

    G

    33 measures

    3.00
    B545 ROANOKE
            (Bluegrass - written and first recorded by
            Bill Monroe in 1955 - tab is based on his
            recording and consists of 4 sections on
            lower and upper neck)

    G

    49 measures

    3.50
    B540 ROCKY TOP
            (Bluegrass - written by Boudleaux and
            Felice Bryant in 1967 - hit for Osborne
            Brothers the same year - one of seven
            Tennessee state songs - tab consists of
            2 arrangements totaling 2 verses, 2
            choruses and ending on lower and upper
            neck)

    G and C

    85 measures

    5.00
    B539 ROLL IN MY SWEET BABY'S ARMS
            (Bluegrass - tab is based on Earl Scruggs'
            breaks from Flatt and Scruggs' 1951
            recording, and consists of 3 sections on
            lower and mid-neck)

    G

    48 measures

    3.50
    B2309 ROUGH AND READY
            (Bluegrass - this is Tut Taylor's radio show
            theme - tab is based on his recording and
            consists of 2 sections; one is at advanced
            level as played on the recording, and one is
            at intermediate level, arranged by Harold
            Streeter, on lower and mid-neck)

    G

    65 measures

    4.00
    B565 SAILOR'S HORNPIPE (aka College Hornpipe
            and Jack's the Lad
    ) - (traditional fiddle
            tune - first printed as "College Hornpipe" in
            1797 by J. Dale of London - featured in
            Popeye cartoons beginning in the 1930s,
            tab consists of 4 sections on lower and
            mid-neck - Melodic style)

    G

    33 measures

    3.00
    B548 SALLY ANN
            (traditional fiddle tune - published in 1918
            and first recorded by "The Hill Billies" in
            1925 - tab is based on Earl Scruggs' 1962
            recording and consists of 5 sections on
            upper and lower neck)

    G

    41 measures

    3.50
    B549 SALLY ANN
            (tab consists of 4 sections on upper and
            lower neck - D tuning: aDF#AD)

    D

    37 measures

    3.50
    B555 SALLY GOODWIN
            (traditional fiddle tune - earliest known
            recording is by Eck Robertson in 1922,
            tab is based on the recordings of Joe
            Stuart, Alan Munde, Butch Robbins, and
            Earl Scruggs, and consists of 7 sections
            on upper and lower neck)

    G

    58 measures

    4.00
    B559 SALT CREEK
            (traditional fiddle tune - tab is based on
            Bill Keith's playing on Bill Monroe's 1964
            recording and consists of 5 sections on
            lower and mid-neck)

    G

    41 measures

    3.50
    B343 SALTY DOG BLUES
            (Bluegrass - tab is based on Earl Scruggs'
            playing on Flatt and Scruggs' 1952
            recording and consists of 4 sections on
            lower and upper neck)

    G

    33 measures

    3.00
    B564 SAN ANTONIO ROSE
            (Texas Swing and Bluegrass - music was
            written by Bob Wills' and first recorded
            instrumentally in 1938; when members of
            the band added lyrics and retitled it "New
            San Antonio Rose", it became Bob Wills'
            first hit - tab is based on Don Reno's 1961
            recording and consists of 2 verses and
            chorus on lower and mid-neck)

    C

    49 measures

    3.50
    B883 SANTA CLAUS IS COMING TO TOWN
            (Christmas Pop - written by J. Fred Coots
            and Haven Gillespie, first sung on Eddie
            Cantor's radio show in 1934, first recorded
            by George Happle and the Hotel Taft
            Orchestra with Sonny Schuyler on vocals
            same year - tab consists of 4 sections on
            lower and mid-neck)

    G

    33 measures

    3.00
    B1737 SATAN'S CHOIR
            (Bluegrass Gospel - tab is based on
            Seldom Scene's recording from their 1988
            "A Change of Scenery" album and consists
            of intro, verse and chorus breaks, on lower
            and upper neck)

    G

    51 measures

    3.50
    B318 SHADY GROVE
            (18th century mountain ballad, similar to
            English ballad "Matty Groves" - the tab
            consists of 5 sections on lower and upper
            neck - Scruggs style)

    G

    45 measures

    3.50
    B319 SHADY GROVE
            (tab consists of 4 sections on lower
            neck (3 measures on upper neck) in
            Gm tuning: gDGBbD)

    Gm

    32 measures

    3.00
    B320 SHADY GROVE
            (tab consists of 4 sections on lower and
            upper neck - G Modal tuning: gDGCD)

    Gm

    32 measures

    3.00
    B546 SHEIK OF ARABY
            (20's Jazz/Pop - written by Harry Smith,
            Francis Wheeler and Ted Snyder in 1921,
            inspired by the Rudolph Valentino film
            "The Sheik", first recorded by Fats Waller
            in 1939 - tab is partially based on Merle
            Travis' guitar recording and consists of
            2 sections, ranging from lower to upper
            neck)

    G

    33 measures

    3.00
    B781 SHENANDOAH BREAKDOWN
            (Bluegrass - written by Joe Drumright - tab
            is partially based on Bill Monroe's 1964
            recording and consists of 4 sections on
            lower and upper neck)

    G

    65 measures

    4.00
    B2456 SHE'S A WOMAN
            (Beatles - written by Paul McCartney,
            released as the B-side to "I Feel Fine" in
            1964 - tab consists of 2 verses, bridge and
            ending on lower and upper neck)

    G

    75 measures

    4.50
    B562 SHUCKIN' THE CORN
            (Bluegrass - written and first recorded by
            Earl Scruggs in 1957 - tab is based on his
            recording and consists of 5 sections on
            lower and upper neck)

    G

    64 measures

    4.00
    B572 SILVER BELLS
            (Bluegrass - not the Christmas song - tab
            is based on Don Reno's recording and
            consists of 4 sections on upper and lower
            neck in Scruggs/Melodic and "double-
            thumb" styles)

    G

    35 measures

    3.00
    B705 SINKIN' CREEK
            (Bluegrass fiddle tune - written and first
            recorded by Doug Dillard for the Dillards'
            1963 "Back Porch Bluegrass" album - tab
            is based on his recording and consists of
            4 sections and 2 endings on lower and
            mid-neck)

    G

    38 measures

    3.50
    B1478 SKITSY
            (80's Jazz - written by Harold Streeter,
            tab consists of 3 sections on lower and
            upper neck)

    Em

    64 measures

    4.00
    B569 SNOWBIRD
            (70's Country Pop - written by Gene
            MacLellan, first recorded by Anne Murray
            in 1970 - the tab is based on her recording
            and consists of 2 verses on lower and mid-
            neck)

    G

    37 measures

    3.00
    B568 SOCKEYE
            (Bluegrass - written and first recorded by
            Don Reno in 1959 - tab is based on his
            recording and consists of intro, 4 sections
            and ending on lower and upper neck in
            Scruggs style)

    G

    74 measures

    4.50
    B326 SOLDIER'S JOY
            (traditional Revolutionary War and Civil War
            fiddle tune, first recorded by the Skillet
            Lickers in 1929 - tab consists of 4 sections
            on lower neck - C tuning: gCGBD)

    C

    34 measures

    3.00
    B327 SOLDIER'S JOY
            (tab consists of 4 sections on lower and
            upper neck in mandolin and fiddle players
            preferred key - D tuning: f#DF#AD)

    D

    33 measures

    3.00
    B1464 SOMEWHERE MY LOVE ("Laura's Theme")
            (60's movie theme - 3/4 time - from the
            1965 movie "Doctor Zhivago" - tab consists
            of extended intro, 3 verses, chorus and
            ending on lower and upper neck in Scruggs
            and Chord/Melody styles)

    G

    54 measures

    4.00
    B1230 SO RARE
            (30's Jazz - written by Jimmy Dorsey in
            1937, a Frank Sinatra standard - tab
            consists of 2 sections on lower and upper
            neck)

    B

    33 measures

    3.00
    B1716 SOUTH
            (30's Dixieland and Swing - tab is partially
            based on Chet Atkins' guitar recording and
            consists of 2 sections on lower and mid-
            neck)

    G

    33 measures

    3.00
    B563 SPAGHETTI RAG
            (Ragtime - written, played and introduced
            by Lyons and Yosco in 1910 - tab is
            adapted from 4-string banjo and consists
            of intro and 4 sections on lower and upper
            neck)

    G

    52 measures

    3.50
    B334 STEEL GUITAR RAG
            (Texas Swing and Bluegrass - written by
            Leon McAuliffe and first recorded by Bob
            Wills and his Texas Playboys in 1936,
            tab is based on Don Reno's recording and
            consists of 3 sections, ranging from lower
            to high upper neck)

    G

    49 measures

    3.50
    B2032 ST. LOUIS BLUES
            (Blues standard - written by William C.
            Handy and published in 1914 by his own
            company - first recorded in 1920 by Marion
            Harris - most well known early recording is
            by Bessie Smith and Louis Armstrong in
            1925 - tab is based on Chet Atkins' guitar
            recording and consists of 6 sections and
            ending on lower and upper neck)

    G

    72 measures

    4.50
    B1872 STOMPIN' AT THE SAVOY
            (30's Jazz - written by Edgar Sampson in
            1934, recorded the same year by Benny
            Goodman - named for the Savoy Ballroom
            in Harlem - tab consists of 2 sections on
            lower and upper neck)

    D

    33 measures

    3.00
    B570 STUMBLING
            (20's Honky Tonk - written by Edward
            Elzear Confrey in 1922, early hit for Joe
            "Fingers" Carr on piano - tab consists of 2
            sections on mid to upper neck - Melodic
            style)

    G

    32 measures

    3.00
    B552 SUGARFOOT RAG
            (traditional fiddle tune - tab consists of
            4 sections on lower and upper neck in
            Melodic style)

    G

    33 measures

    3.00
    B1927 SWEET BABY JAMES
            (Folk/Pop - 3/4 time - written and first
            recorded by James Taylor in 1970 - tab
            consists of intro, verse, bridge and chorus
            on lower and upper neck)

    D

    67 measures

    4.00
    B770 SWEET GEORGIA BROWN
            (20's Pop/Jazz - written in 1925 by Ben
            Bernie, Maceo Pinkard and Ken Casey,
            first recorded in 1926 by Ben Bernie,
            theme song of the Harlem Globetrotters,
            tab consists of 2 sections on lower and
            upper neck)

    C

    33 measures

    3.00
    B775 TAKE THE A TRAIN
            (40's Jazz - written by Billy Strayhorn in
            1939, first recorded in 1941 by Duke
            Ellington (his orchestra's signature song)
            tab consists of 2 sections on lower and
            upper neck)

    G

    33 measures

    3.00
    B357 TAKE THIS HAMMER
            (Country Blues and Bluegrass - similar
            lyrically to "Nine Pound Hammer", first
            published in 1915 by Newman Ivey White,
            tab is based on the Osborne Brothers'
            1963 recording and consists of 3 sections
            on lower and upper neck)

    G

    49 measures

    3.50
    B786 TENNESSEE BLUES
            (Bluegrass - tab is based on Bill Monroe's
            1941 mandolin and guitar recording and
            consists of 3 breaks on lower and high
            upper neck)

    G

    55 measures

    3.50
    B352 TENNESSEE STUD
            (Country and Bluegrass - written by Jimmy
            Driftwood, first recorded by Eddy Arnold in
            1959 - tab is based on Doc Watson's and
            Seldom Scene's separate recordings and
            consists of intro, verse and chorus on lower
            and mid-neck)

    G

    37 measures

    3.50
    B353 TENNESSEE STUD
            (tab is partly based on Ben Eldridge's
            recording and consists of extended intro,
            2 verses and chorus, ranging from lower
            to upper neck)

    D

    42 measures

    3.50
    B354 TENNESSEE STUD
            (tab consists of extended intro, 2 verses
            and 2 choruses, ranging from lower to upper
            neck - D tuning: f#DF#AD)

    D

    53 measures

    4.00
    B1529 TEXAS BLUES
            (40's Western - tab is based on the "Sons
            of the Pioneers" recording and consists of
            intro, 3 verses and chorus on lower and
            upper neck)

    G

    30 measures

    3.00
    B1175 THEME TIME
            (Bluegrass - tab is based on Bill Emerson's
            recording from his 1987 "Home of the Red
            Fox" album and consists of 2 sections and
            ending on lower and high upper neck in
            Scruggs style)

    G

    38 measures

    3.50
    B853 THERE'LL NEVER BE ANOTHER YOU
            (40's Jazz - written by Gordon Mack and
            Warren Harry in 1942 for the musical
            "Iceland" - tab consists of 2 sections on
            lower and upper neck)

    Eb

    32 measures

    3.00
    B1499 THIRTY YEARS AGO (Hornpipe)
            (traditional fiddle tune - tab consists of 4
            sections on lower and mid-neck - Melodic
            style)

    G

    19 measures

    2.00
    B1479 THIS MASQUERADE
            (70's Jazz - written by Leon Russell in 1976
            and first recorded by George Benson same
            year - tab is based on George Benson's
            recording and consists of intro, 3 sections
            and ending, ranging from lower to upper
            neck)

    Bm

    41 measures

    3.50
    B1790 THOSE MEMORIES
            (Bluegrass - (written by Alan O' Bryant in
            1978 and included on the 1987 "Trio" album
            by Dolly Parton, Emmylou Harris and Linda
            Ronstadt - tab consists of 2 breaks, ranging
            from lower to high upper neck)

    G

    33 measures

    3.00
    B1575 TIE A YELLOW RIBBON ('Round the Old
            Oak Tree)
    - (70's Pop - Written by Irwin
            Levine and L. Russell Brown, a hit in 1973
            for Tony Orlando and Dawn - tab consists
            of intro, verse and chorus on lower and
            upper neck)

    G

    62 measures

    4.00
    B580 TOMAHAWK
            (fiddle tune - tab is based on Tommy
            Jackson's fiddle recording and consists of
            4 sections on lower and upper neck)

    G

    33 measures

    3.00
    B358 TURKEY CHASE
            (fiddle tune - tab is based on Earl Scruggs'
            recording and consists of 2 sections, all
            on upper neck)

    G

    33 measures

    3.00
    B665 TURKEY IN THE STRAW
            (traditional fiddle tune - first performed by
            blackface minstrels such as Bob Farrell
            and George Washington Dixon during the
            late 1820s - tab consists of 5 sections on
            upper and lower neck)

    G

    43 measures

    3.50
    B585 UNCLE PEN
            (Bluegrass - written and first recorded in
            1950 by Bill Monroe - tab is based on Bill
            Monroe's recording and consists of 2 fiddle
            simile sections and 2 vocal simile sections
            on lower and upper neck)

    G

    45 measures

    3.50
    B590 WALKING THE STRINGS
            (guitar rag written by Merle Travis - tab is
            based on Merle's 1956 guitar recording and
            consists of intro and 3 sections on upper
            and lower neck)

    G

    50 measures

    3.50
    B588 WASHINGTON AND LEE SWING
            (official fight song of Washington and Lee
            University, written in 1910 by Mark Sheafe,
            Clarence Robbins, and Thornton Allen,
            recorded by both Glenn Miller and Louis
            Armstrong - tab is based on Don Reno's
            1962 recording, with 2 arrangements on
            lower and upper neck)

    G and C

    68 measures

    4.50
    B2415 WAYFARING STRANGER
            (traditional Gospel - first published in 1816
            by Ananias Davisson in his "Kentucky
            Harmony" tunebook - tab consists of slow
            Chord/Melody style arrangement on upper
            neck, and uptempo Scruggs/Melodic style
            arrangement on lower neck)

    Em

    65 measures

    4.00
    B380 WHEEL HOSS
            (Bluegrass - written and first recorded by
            Bill Monroe in 1955 - tab is based on his
            recording and consists of 5 sections on
            lower and mid-neck)

    G

    40 measures

    3.50
    B366 WHEN YOU AND I WERE YOUNG, MAGGIE
            (Folk/Bluegrass - written by George
            Washington Johnson, published in 1864
            and first recorded in 1905 by Corinne
            Morgan and Frank C. Stanley - tab is
            based on Don Reno's 1957 recording and
            consists of 2 verses and 2 choruses on
            lower and upper neck)

    G

    65 measures

    4.00
    B789 WHISKEY BEFORE BREAKFAST
            (traditional fiddle tune - tab is based in part
            on Norman Blake's 1976 flat pick guitar
            recording and consists of 3 sections on
            lower and mid-neck - f#DGBD tuning)

    D

    25 measures

    2.50
    B378 WHOA, MULE, WHOA
            (traditional fiddle tune - first recorded by
            Alan Lomax in 1941 as played and sung by
            Sidney Stripling, an African-American folk
            musician from Georgia - tab is partly based
            on Walter Hensley's 1964 recording and
            consists of intro, 5 sections and ending on
            lower and upper neck - C tuning: gCGBD)

    C

    80 measures

    4.50
    B379 WHOA, MULE, WHOA
            (tab consists of 3 sections on lower and
            upper neck - D tuning: f#DF#AD)

    D

    49 measures

    3.50
    B373 WILL THE CIRCLE BE UNBROKEN
            (traditional Gospel - first titled "Can the
            Circle Be Unbroken - first recorded by the
            Carter Family in 1935 - tab consists of 3
            verses on lower and upper neck)

    G

    49 measures

    3.50
    B387 WINDY AND WARM
            (Country blues rag - written by guitarist
            John D. Loudermilk during the 60's for Chet
            Atkins (one of two instrumentals he wrote),
            tab is based on Chet's guitar recording and
            consists of 5 sections on lower and mid-
            neck - Gm tuning: gDGBbD)

    Gm

    51 measures

    3.50
    B2307 WINDY AND WARM
            (tab consists of 2 sections as played by
            Eddie Adcock, with 3rd section arranged
            by Harold Streeter (Eddie didn't play on this
            section) on lower and mid-neck in single-
            string style)

    Gm

    57 measures

    4.00
    B890 WINTER WONDERLAND
            (Christmas Pop - written in 1934 by Felix
            Bernard and Richard Smith, first recorded
            by Richard Himber and his Hotel Carelton
            Orchestra the same year - tab consists of
            verse and chorus on lower and upper
            neck)

    C

    33 measures

    3.00
    B579 WORLD IS WAITING FOR THE SUNRISE
            (40's Pop - written by Gene Lockhart and
            Ernest Seitz in 1918, recorded by Les Paul
            and Mary Ford in 1949 - tab is based on
            Don Reno's 1962 recording and consists of
            2 sections, ranging from lower to high upper
            neck)

    G

    65 measures

    4.00
    B383 WORRIED BLUES
            (traditional 12-bar Blues - tab is based on
            Doc Watson's and Ben Eldridge's recording
            and consists of 3 sections on lower and
            upper neck - D tuning: aDF#AD)

    D

    37 measures

    3.50
    B592 YESTERDAY
            (Beatles - written by Paul McCartney and
            first recorded on the Beatles' 1965 album
            "Help!" - tab is arranged to be played at
            fast tempo and consists of 3 verses and
            bridge on lower and mid-neck)

    C

    59 measures

    4.00
    B854 YOU CAME TO ME OUT OF NOWHERE
            (30's Jazz - written by Edward Heyman and
            John Green in 1931, first recorded by Ruth
            Etting the same year and by Lena Horne in
            1941 - tab is based on Johnny Smith's
            guitar recording and consists of 2 sections
            on lower and upper neck)

    G

    33 measures

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