Old-Time String Band Songbook
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| Rating | : | 4.88 (570 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0825601797 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 240 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-03-01 |
| Language | : | English |
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Old Time String Band Songbook Janet A. Armstrong I was very pleased with the purchase of this book.it was exactly as described, the service was great.. "great songs get New Lost City Ramblers Albums to match" according to Tony Thomas. I spent years between the time this book came out in 196great songs get New Lost City Ramblers Albums to match Tony Thomas I spent years between the time this book came out in 1964 and when I lost it some time around 1976 going through every page of this book, learning about every song, playing them in bands with people, or just by myself. If you like old timey music this is it.The emphasis is on the most songs per page written down in music, not on tab or instruction. All these songs and what little commentary there is in this book was impossible to find elsewhere when this came out in 1964. Remember this comes from the early 60s when you were a weirdo pinko freak if. and when I lost it some time around 1976 going through every page of this book, learning about every song, playing them in bands with people, or just by myself. If you like old timey music this is it.The emphasis is on the most songs per page written down in music, not on tab or instruction. All these songs and what little commentary there is in this book was impossible to find elsewhere when this came out in 196great songs get New Lost City Ramblers Albums to match Tony Thomas I spent years between the time this book came out in 1964 and when I lost it some time around 1976 going through every page of this book, learning about every song, playing them in bands with people, or just by myself. If you like old timey music this is it.The emphasis is on the most songs per page written down in music, not on tab or instruction. All these songs and what little commentary there is in this book was impossible to find elsewhere when this came out in 1964. Remember this comes from the early 60s when you were a weirdo pinko freak if. . Remember this comes from the early 60s when you were a weirdo pinko freak if. This is a gem of a songbook! Tribe I rate this highly because its so damn informative. It's chock full of old string band standards from the twenties through the forties. Most, if not all, have been recorded at one time or another by the New Lost City Ramblers. It's geared toward those who are already musicians, although the novice instrumentalist can get a lot from it. It has very little in terms of tablature, but there is tuning and key information so you can strum along and figure out the accompaniment. In the introduction the book clearly points out that the best way to learn t
Includes Little Maggie, Sweet Willie, Tom Dooley, Johnny, Get Your Gun, and Freight Train.. One hundred and twenty-five classic tunes as played by The New Lost City Ramblers. Arranged for banjo, mandolin, fiddle, guitar, etc