Celtic Mandolin - “The Keel Row” Full Tutorial w/Tabs

Let’s take a look at a fun little Celtic tune called “the Keel Row”. It’s in the key of G and follows a traditional AA BB format. Full tabs are included and once it’s in your fingers you’ll have the room jumping in no time! If you’d like a printable PDF of the tabs, they are available on the Patreon page :)
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[@TheCheermeister]

Great choice Neal and another excellent tutorial,(of course). Still having fun with The Waterboys' Fisherman's Blues on which you did a fantastic tutorial as well. Appreciate all you do for us mando pickers! Slainte!

[@COMANDOLIN]

Cheers my man!

[@PocketFog-ql5zw]

Thank you for keeping me interested in mandolin! I nearly gave up on this instrument till I found your channel. These lessons are great. Thanks again from Alberta Canada

[@COMANDOLIN]

That’s awesome - great to hear :) Appreciate you checking in from Alberta - Have a great day!

[@mattday3791]

This is a great lesson. Thanks Neal!

[@COMANDOLIN]

Thanks a lot - I hope it’s fun :)

[@rileyturpen1362]

Would you consider doing a cover and lesson of Paradise by John Prime ?

[@COMANDOLIN]

Hey there, I’ll have to check it out and see if we can’t mando-ify it :)

[@macnitt4039]

Feeding al gores rhythm

[@TheCheermeister]

Excellent idea. John Prince's great songs are very mandolin friendly. C'mon Neal, pick one out for us!

[@COMANDOLIN]

@@TheCheermeister - Good news gentlemen, I went and checked out the song and it’s super easy and will make a great little lesson. Just to get you started though, it sounds like it’s a lot of chunking on an open D chord and the melody is all straight out of the D scale on the A and D strings.