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Song List (Bluegrass) (Alphabetical Order) Song List (Bluegrass) (Alphabetical Order) Alberta G Blues; Capo 2/A All My Love In Vain (SBW) G All the Good Times G maj 3/4; C/II-A Amazing Grace Gmajor preferred ; C2/A; off chord is 6thmin Ashes of Love G Baby, What You Want Me to Do E Blues Banks of the Ohio C; Capo V/F is good; CII/D OK; Capo IV/E Better Day G Big Boss Man E maj Blues; C3/G Big Bug in My Beer C Blue Bayou A form; C2/B; C3/C; G form; C4/B or C5/C Blue Moon of Kentucky G; Can do C2/A to cut through the mix. Blues Stay Away From Me E or C3/G to cut Mix Boppin the Blues A Bright Lights Big City E; A(to cut thru mix) Bury Me Beneath the Willow C or C2/D to cut mix; G ok E best for solo Bye Bye Baby Blues C; Cut Mix C2/D; Little Hat Jones Bye Bye Love G maj; G lead on B section Caldonia G: G; C2/A California Stars G form; Played C2/A Candyman C; Jorma style Candyman C; Paxton Style Choo Choo ChBoogie G Cold Cold Heart Key of D; Hank does C2/E Cold Rain and Snow Gmaj; or blues in Dm; Capo II/Em Colors G, or C2-A Columbus Stockade Blues G Comin In On a Wing and a Prayer Key of C; C2/D or C4/E Corrina G Blues; Capo 2/A Crazy Heart Key of D; Hank does Capo 2/E Crying Time Again E or D or G Dallas Rag F; turnaround from Bf; start on C Dark as a Dungeon G Dark Hollow G maj or Grateful Dead with Capo II/A Deep Elem Blues D; Jerry likes E Deep River Blues Emaj Diddie Wah Diddie C maj; C2/D to cut mix Dirty Old Town G Do Lord Remember Me G John Hurt Style; My words Dont This Road Look R&R G Drink Up and Go Home C 1 Driving Nails In My Coffin C, D, or B(G form C-5) East Virginia Blues C maj; CII/D to cut through the mix Equivocal Blues C maj; C maj; Capo 2/D Best Faded Love and Winter Roses Hank does in E; G to cut mix Fireball Mail G Fireball Mail G; or C/2-A Five Foot Two Cmaj Flip, Flop and Fly G form; C/2-A or C/3-Bf Freight Train Boogie G Friend of the Devil G major Girl of the North Country G maj Glory of Love C Gods Gonna Ease Em; Clarence Ashley via Doc Watson Gods Gonna Ease MyTroublin Mind Em Going Down the Road Feeling Bad G; E pos Capo III/G; C position; Capo II/D Good Night Irene Gmaj Goodbye Booze Cmaj; Capo II D; Best Capo IV E Got Me a Woman C, C/2-D to cut mix Hand Me Down My Walkin Cane G Hello Mary Lou A; Rick Nelson, Gene Pitney song Helpless Gmaj or Cmaj, no Capo necessary Hey Good Lookin Cmaj Hobos Lullaby G How Long Blues G; or C2/A How Mountain Girls Can Love G I am a Pilgrim E; Capo 3/G Best I Cant Get You Off of My Mind C ; or C2/D to cut thru the mix I Get the Blues G I Know What It Means C I Saw the Light G maj; C2/A; or C9/E I Shall Be Released G maj I Wonder Where You Are Tonight C or D to cut mix Ill Fly Away G Ill Never Get Out of This World E or G Ill Never Get Ou t of This World E or G Im a Poor Wayfaring Stranger C/IV; C#m Im So Lonesome I Could Cry Prefer G ; Most play E (I C2/can use D form) Ive Been All Around C or D If I Were a Carpenter Dmaj; Dropped D Best If It Hadnt Been for Love Am; Capo 2/Bm to cut mix; Capo 5/Dm In My Hour of Darkness F; some C/3 D form In the Gravelyard G; C4/B; C7/D It Takes a Lot to Laugh ... G Its My Lazy Day G 2 Jambalaya C maj Jesus on the Mainline G; Prefer C/2 key of A John Hardy C, or C/2-D Just a Closer Walk (a love song) Cmaj Just a Closer Walk With Thee Cmaj Katy Cline G; or C/2-A Kentucky Girl G majmost play C2/A Knockin on Heavens Door G maj Leavin of Liverpool or Farewell C2/D to cut through the mix Little Liza Jane G Little Liza Jane WB3 C/4-E Little Sadie Dm or Em Lonesome Jailhouse Blues C form C/2; Key of D Lonesome Old River Blues G Lonesome Road Blues G maj (Capo II to A) Long Gone Lonesome Blues D; Hank plays C2/E Long Jou rney Home G; can C2-A Lost Highway G maj Make Me Down a Pallet G form; C2/A; C form; C2/D Mamie - Standard A Blues Matchbox Blues E Blues (Rachel version); C/3 G is best Matchbox Blues Perkins; Beatles; 12 Bar Rockabilly in A Maybellene A Mercury Blues E Blues Midnight Special G maj/best CapoII/A Mighty Dark To Travel G or A; style of Monroe w. Jim and Jesse Moonlight Motor Inn Gmaj More Pretty Girls Than One C form C2/D Mr. Bojangles D (Cform C/2) My Buckets Got a Hole in It E Blues best with Capo on III/G or V/A My Creole Belle Cmaj; CII/D My Homes Across the Blueridge G or C2-A Night Life C Nine Pound Hammer G Nobodys Business C; Best Capo 2/D Off to Sea Once More Dm ; C/2Em OK to cut mix Pawn Shop Blues A Please Dont Talk About Me C(w. 5'2); or G Railroad Worksong E Rising River Blues E Blues with quick A; Capo 3/G Best Rolling in My Sweet Babys Arms Gmaj Rye Whiskey C; or C/2-D San Francisco Bay Blues C Shady Grove Dm 3 Sing Me Back Home Gmaj; Capo II/A Sittin on Top of the World Gmaj; C2/A; Dropped D Best Sittin Alone in the Moonlight Gmaj; CapoII/A Sixty-One Hwy E Blues (starts on the IV) ; or Capo3/G Slidin’ Delta E Blues (8 bar) Soul of a Man E blues Storms are On the Ocean G form; Capo V/C; or Straight C form Swing Low, Sweet Chariot G Tennessee Waltz Key/G; Perform C5/C (mix) or C4/B That’s All Right Mama G; C2/A OK; Prefer C5/C (using G form) That’s Where I Belong G major The Cuckoo Am/G Capo 2; 4 or 5; TVZ Am/Em w C/3or4 The Weight A; G as alternate Travelin’ Man C Trouble in Mind G Two Soldiers D Unclouded Day C; Capo VIII/Af; or Capo IV/E Use Your Good Judgment D; Sounds good Capo II or III Wagon Wheel G; C/2 A Walkin’ Boss Dm; C/5 Gm; C/4 F ♯m works Waterbound C Aeolian; Am; Capo 3 - E Aeolian; C#m What Are They Doing In Heaven Gmaj3/4 What Will Do ... Sailor Em (G Aeolian) When He Calls Me G When I Paint My Masterpiece G Whiskey in the Jar C White Freightliner Blues C (quick IV) Wild Mountain Thyme C; Cut Mix CII/D Wildwood Flower Revisited C; OK CII/D; Best CIV/E Will the Circle C; IV/E; (D Maj/Vestapol)); or Straight G Worried Blues A You Ain’t Goin’ Nowhere G; CII/A You Are My Sunshine Cmaj; Capo II/D Your Cheatin’ Heart C maj 4 Alberta (Clapton/Leadbelly) G maj blues; C2/A is Good; C3/Bf is Best; Clapton plays it as C maj blues Alberta, Alberta, Where you been so long? Alberta, Alberta, Where you been so long? Ain't had no loving Since you've been gone. Alberta, Alberta, Where'd you stay last night? Alberta, Alberta Where'd you stay last night? Come home this morning, Clothes don't fit you right Alberta, Alberta, Girl, you're on my mind. Alberta, Alberta, Girl, you're on my mind. Ain't had no loving Such a great long time . Alberta, Alberta, Where you been so long? Alberta, Alberta, Where you been so long? Ain't had no loving Since you've been gone. Alt Ending: Farewell Alberta, Got a bird can whistle gotta say goodbye Got a bird can sing Farewell Alberta, Got a bird can whistle gotta say goodbye Got a bird can sing I know you don’t love me, Without my Alberta but I don’t know why Don’t mean a natural thing All My Love in Vain Sonny Boy Williamson II; Key of G My heart has been broken And all of my love`s in vain Heart have been broken And all my love`s in vain But the people`s always told me That woman was the glory of a man You whip her when she need it The judge will not let you expl ain Whip her when she need it The judge will not let you explain Because he believe in justice and a woman is the glory of a man BREAK I`d rather be tied out on the desert Right out in the falling rain Tied out on the desert Right out in the falling rain Than to lose my baby She is the glory of a man CAN CLOSE WITH REPEAT OF FIRST VERSE Chords: G C7 G C7 C7 G D7 C7 G D7 I IV7 I IV7 IV7 I V7 IV7 I IV7 All The Good Times Are Past And Gone Bill Monroe G maj 3/4; C/II-A All the good times are past and gone All the good times are o'er All the good times are past and gone Little darling don't weep no more I wish to the lord I'd never been born Or died when I was young I’d never have seen your sparkling blue eyes Or heard your lying tongue All the good times are past and gone All the good times are o'er All the good times are past and gone Little darling don't weep no more Don't you see that lonely old bird [turtle dove] That flies from pine to pine He's mourning for his own true love Just like I mourn for mine All the good times are past and gone All the good times are o'er All the good times are past and gone Little darling don't weep no more [Extra Verse] Come back, come back my own true love And stay awhile with me For if ever I've had a friend in this world You've been that friend to me G[I] C[IV] G[I] G[I] D7[V7] G[I] C[IV] G[I] G[I] D7[V7] G[I] The Lyrics to Amazing Grace G Major Amazing Grace, how sweet the sound, That saved a wretch like me...
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