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Timing track for a project at Banjobenclark.comBy Earl Scruggs

Messing around with the capo on 5th fret. Variation on the chord progression on the B part... tricky ending?By montanaokie

Just got this Martin 000c Steve Miller Pegasus model guitar from Music Villa in Bozeman Montana. So I was trying out the electronics with this recording. I am really liking this instrument.By Harold Arlen and E.Y. Harburg

Just doinking around with some D min. variations in the A part.By John Hartford

Just doinking around with some D min. variations in the A part.By John Hartford

A final compilation. vocals and lyrics: Bethan Matheison. Music, Stephen Krell Genre Nu JazzBy Steve D-18

By nick0dauphinais

This was originally just an exercise in playing the fingerstyle arrangement from Mark Hansen's wonderful Travis Picking book, but as I haven't posted anything here in many moons I figured if I added an improvised flatpicking lead I might just be able to sneak it in!By Elizabeth Cotton

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Me pickin'By guitfiddle

check us out at http://reverbnation.com/larryngarybluegrassBy flatpicker31

Just a couple of rounds of the beginners version of Salt Creek from SK's PLP volume 1. This is played on the new Tanglewood http://www.tanglewoodguitars.co.uk/products/acoustic/sundance/tw6070/TW60SCVSE.htmlwhich isn't a flat-picking guitar but I thought, what the hell... I have a metronome ticking away at 230 bpm which I think is getting somewhere…

This song came out after the civil war when the Midwest was filling up with farmers turning it into the breadbasket of the world. When the railroads raised their freight and storage rates and the price of corn and wheat tumbled the railroads and the banks began to forecdlose on the newly developed farmlands. This gave birth to the Farmer Alliance a…

bin a while,By flash of the gap

Banjo, mando, guitarBy alubin

HiThis is one of my tracks from my new 21 TRK CD Dads old velocette available for down load from AmazonBy tom degney

A piece I stole from an old David Bromberg album - not bluegrass, but it's flatpickin'!By Scott Joplin and Unknown

A song that I've wanted to learn for a long time, and I've heard a couple of wonderful versions of it here. Here is my interpretation of this lovely melody.By Jay Unger

I made this video with the collaboration of my friend and great fiddler Gary Sizemore. I used the guitar arrangement from Joe McColley, and also recorded the mandolin.By Mauro Samuel

This is another great collaboration of my friend and awesome fiddler Gary SizemoreI used the guitar arrangement from Scott Fore, and made my own arrangement for the mandolin.By Mauro Samuel

My band Goosetown Stringband playing Pretty Fair Maid live at a gig in Iowa City. Me on guitar/singing lead; Marc Janssen on mando; Melissa Moreton on washtub; and Brian Gotwals on banjo.By D-35_Picker

My arrangement of the hymn Come Thou FountBy elevate155

My arrangement of Sweet Hour of Prayer on my new Santa Cruz D/PW recorded with an Audio-Technica 4050 and an ATM33a.Thank God for allowing me a sweet hour of prayer anytime I need.By elevate155

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Written by me.By larry

A change of pace- a relaxing Sunday Morning start to the day...triple tracked on the D-28By 1833

Since Tom had a couple guitar breaks I thought I'd try to add a couple of different things. It's certainly nothing to brag about on my part, but it was fun.By ccravens

This is a fingertsyle piece - not a pick in sight. Sorry. It's my first attempt at arranging a song for solo guitar. That said, I did double track it (with intentional variances between tracks) due to a lack of confidence... The ultimate intent is for a harmonica playing friend of mine to add a harp track to this (once we figure the mechanics of lo…

Simple Melody versionBy gtrknob