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Notation alternative that simply tells the note name and the typical 1st position finger number.

Clinch Mountain Back-Step

By on June 18, 2012 in “Tater”, A minor, Bluegrass Fiddle, Blues, Blues Scale, By Ear, By Sight, Cornerstone Styles, Country, Fiddle Tunes, Fiddler’s Tab, Folk Fiddle, Gigger Level, Jammer Level, Jamming 101, Jamming 102, Lesson List, Minor Pentatonic Scale, Music Mechanics, Note Name – Finger Number, Old Time Fiddle, Staff Notation, Style Studies

Clinch Mountain Back-Step Description: Pure old time blues scale stuff!  The melody is nothing but A Blues scale.  Hope you enjoy.  It’s one of my personal favorites! Note: “PLPP” = “Pot Luck Pickin’ Party” a full band version with jamming.  Check the possibilities out! Jam-along: A blues scale

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Cripple Creek

By on June 16, 2012 in “Tater”, Beginner Violin, Bluegrass Fiddle, By Ear, By Sight, Cornerstone Styles, Country, D major, Fiddle Tunes, Fiddler’s Tab, Folk Fiddle, Jammer Level, Jamming 101, Lesson List, Major Pentatonic Scale, Major Scale, Note Name – Finger Number, One-Room-School-House ORSH, Staff Notation, Style Studies

Description: This tune is a “standard” in the pickin’ community.  There are many different versions of it.  This one is purposefully simple to get you started.  Its roots most likely go back to the early 1800’s.  Key of D major.  Note: some folks like to play this tune

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