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The Jerry Book isn’t only for fans of Jerry Garcia’s banjo playing with Old & In The Way. It’s also a master class in Scruggs style backup playing.
I’ve spent countless hours transcribing Jerry’s banjo playing and this book is the culmination of those efforts.
As you can see from the contents page, the book includes all of the songs from the original Old & In The Way album as well as Old & In The Way Breakdown from the bootleg: The Boarding House, San Francisco, CA. 7/23/73
Package includes eBook in PDF format (104 pages). Links to download the 39 MP3 files as well as all 39 tabs in TablEdit format. Instantly delivered to your email upon order completion.
Bill Monroe’s tune Big Mon is a staple among Bluegrass jam sessions.
This video plays the melody twice. Once at the beginning and once at the end. In between there are four choruses for you to jam over on any instrument you like.
This song is usually played quite fast but this slow jam is about 50% slower than the usual tempo.
Virtual slow jam with the melody played on guitar the first and last time around. The rest of the video is for you to play over on whatever instrument you have laying around.
The tab includes the guitar arrangement I play in this video.
This lick makes for a good exercise in playing double-stops up and down the neck in 6ths. It’s demonstrated in the key of G but can easily be transposed into other keys. The variations are limitless.
