I have a version from somewhere, maybe fiddle castro, that is in the key of G. This tune from Scotland arrived in America before Lewis & Clark embarked to the west with the Corp of Discovery. It is a very catchy tune worth learning in either G or D. Cheers, pickers. Bob
I don't think I'm ready for this song but the lesson is great also I wanted to know what kind of mandolin you have mine is a sekova but i can't find any sekova mandolins online much less any like it
+Adrian Lee My mandolin was built by Tom Ellis in Austin, TX. I haven't heard of Sekova mandolins either. Keep picking away at the tune and you will get it eventually! Little chunks are your friend!
Great tune to learn, I will give it a shot
I have a version from somewhere, maybe fiddle castro, that is in the key of G. This tune from Scotland arrived in America before Lewis & Clark embarked to the west with the Corp of Discovery. It is a very catchy tune worth learning in either G or D. Cheers, pickers. Bob
Very good as is all your videos. You are very good, my friend. Thanks for making these available.
+Charles Henderson Thanks for watching!
like many irish reels this one is also scottish
do you have a video for brilliancy? I can't find a good tutorial online for it :( and you are kind of the best at this business
I don't think I'm ready for this song but the lesson is great also I wanted to know what kind of mandolin you have mine is a sekova but i can't find any sekova mandolins online much less any like it
+Adrian Lee My mandolin was built by Tom Ellis in Austin, TX. I haven't heard of Sekova mandolins either. Keep picking away at the tune and you will get it eventually! Little chunks are your friend!
Where are the tabs?
+Steve Colby mandolessons.com > lessons > fiddle tunes > mrs. macleods > download the sheet music