Bluegrass Instruments & Accessories Banjo The 5-String Banjo, played in the 3-finger "Scruggs" style is one of the defining sounds of bluegrass music. Read More Banjo Capo Choosing a banjo capo is an important decision when playing in a group. Read More Banjolele/Uke Ukuleles are not part of the typical bluegrass ensemble. Due to a renewed popularity in the United States, they are becoming more common at bluegrass jams. Read More Bass The upright bass is a very valuable instrument to the bluegrass ensemble but it can be somewhat misunderstood at times. Read More Dobro In bluegrass music, the "dobro" refers to a resonator guitar, played across the lap - with a steel bar sliding on the strings. Read More Dobro/Resonator Capo A dobro capo "sandwiches" the strings between a bar and a pad. They come in a few different styles. Read More Fiddle What's the difference between a violin and a fiddle? A violin has strings and a fiddle has strangs! Read More Guitar In bluegrass music, the guitar plays an integral part of the ensemble as the basis of rhythm and chord-structure for the songs. Read More Guitar Capo There are almost an infinite number of guitar capos around. Choosing one with adjustable tension is essential for keeping your instrument in-tune during capo changes. Read More Mandolin With Bill Monroe being known as a mandolin player, it is an instrument that finds a welcome home in bluegrass jams. Read More Tuners Being in tune with everyone else in the jam session is of the utmost importance! Read More

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Bluegrass Jam Songs Bluegrass songs often have varying lyrics from version to version. Included here are an approximation of lyrics that will get you through most jams. Don't get too concerned if the verses come up in a different order or if some lyrics are different. It all follows the same structure - and that's what's most important in a jam. Speaking of structure, bluegrass songs typically follow a verse/chorus pattern. In the following tunes, the chorus is indented and only written out once - to save space. It should be repeated and inserted where appropriate. Additionally, instrumental breaks usually follow the structure of the verse. The following tunes have been transcribed in a "transposed" version for instruments using a capo, a "concert pitch" version for instruments not using a capo, and a "nashville" version that uses chord numbers instead of letters. They have been formatted in a PDF file so that they're easy to download and view on one sheet. The video links should match the key provided for that tune so you can play along. Some older recordings might be slightly off from our electronic A=440 standard tuning. *Please send a message if any "dead" links turn up. Since the videos are sourced from YouTube, their owners may occasionally make changes that have impacts here. **More songs are coming. Please send a message if you'd like a particular tune in this format. 'Til the End of the World Rolls 'Round View Song A Few Old Memories View Song A Hundred and Ten in the Shade View Song Ain't Nobody Gonna Miss Me View Song Are You Waiting Just for Me View Song Banks of the Ohio View Song Big Spike Hammer View Song Blue Night View Song Blue Railroad Train View Song Blue Ridge Cabin Home View Song Blue Ridge Mountain Blues View Song Bootleg John View Song Bury Me Beneath the Willow View Song Christmas Time's A Comin' View Song Cold, Lonely, and Blue View Song Cry, Cry Darlin' View Song Dark Hollow View Song East Virginia Blues View Song Endless Highway View Song Goin' to Bring Her Back View Song Going to the Races View Song Hard Hearted View Song Head Over Heels View Song Hello Mary Lou View Song High on a Mountain Top View Song Hold On View Song Honey You Don't Know My Mind View Song How Mountain Girls Can Love View Song I Ain't Broke (But I'm Badly Bent) View Song I Haven't Got the Right to Love You View Song I Saw the Light View Song I Wonder Where You Are Tonight View Song I Wonder if You Feel the Way I Do View Song I'll Fly Away View Song I'll Stay Around View Song I'm Blue, I'm Lonesome View Song I'm Gonna Sleep with One Eye Open View Song I'm On My Way Back to the Old Home View Song If I Lose View Song If I Should Wander Back Tonight View Song In the Gravel Yard View Song In the Pines View Song It's Mighty Dark to Travel View Song Jambalaya View Song Keep on the Sunny Side View Song Knockin' on Your Door View Song Let Me Be Your Friend View Song Little Cabin Home on the Hill View Song Long Gone View Song Long Journey Home View Song Lost Highway View Song Love, Please Come Home View Song Man of Constant Sorrow View Song Molly and Tenbrooks View Song Mountain Dew View Song My Home's Across the Blue Ridge Mountains View Song My Little Georgia Rose View Song My Rose of Old Kentucky View Song My Walkin' Shoes View Song Nine Pound Hammer View Song Ninety-Nine Years View Song Old Train View Song Pig in a Pen View Song Raised by the Railroad Line View Song Red Clay Halo View Song Rocky Road Blues View Song Roll in My Sweet Baby's Arms View Song Salty Dog Blues View Song Sittin' on Top of the World View Song Some Old Day View Song Steel Rails View Song Streets of Baltimore View Song Sunny Side of the Mountain View Song The Train that Carried My Girl from Town View Song Think of What You've Done View Song Those Memories of You View Song Toy Heart View Song Uncle Pen View Song We Live in Two Different Worlds Dear View Song White Freight Liner Blues View Song Wild Bill Jones View Song Will You Be Loving Another Man View Song Will the Circle Be Unbroken View Song Worried Man Blues View Song Your Love is Like a Flower View Song

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< Back Dobro/Resonator Capo A dobro capo "sandwiches" the strings between a bar and a pad. They come in a few different styles. Shubb C6b - This is often the "first" capo for dobro players because it is so similar in form to a traditional guitar capo - in cost as well . One major advantage to this style capo is that the brass bar sits on top of the fret so it is always accurately lined up to play in tune. A considerable disadvantage is that each capo needs to be adjusted and set up for the guitar it is going to be used on. If you're using a Shubb, consult their website to make sure it is properly adjusted for the resonator guitar on which it's being used. Charlie's Slide Pro Capo - This capo ignores the neck of the guitar and attaches directly to the strings. Charlie's capo also has great one-handed adjustment with the wedge mechanism it uses to tighten the capo to the strings. It is small but heavy - a good thing - to get the most tone out of the instrument. Since it is attached only to the strings, a tuner - or very good ear - is essential to making sure it is positioned in the correct place. Sometimes perspective can cause it to be askew. It is expensive, but is sold directly from the manufacturer so there's never the hunt to find it "in stock" somewhere. *Not Pictured - Beard Wave Capo - This capo functions in a similar manner to Charlie's. The main difference is that the Beard Wave uses a screw/wheel to tighten the capo to the strings. This capo is a little more refined looking than Charlie's, is slightly more affordable, but can be difficult to find "in stock" at this time. Previous Next

August 2022 < Back Mountain Dew - Key of G Blue Eyes Crying in the Rain - Key of E Turkey in the Straw - Key of G St. Anne's Reel - Key of D Truck Drivin' Man - Key of E Faded Love - Key of D Blue Ridge Cabin Home - Key of G You Ain't Goin' Nowhere - Key of G Mama Don't Allow - Key of E Nine Pound Hammer - Key of G Big Spike Hammer - Key of G When the Springtime Comes Again (Little Annie) - Key of G Behind These Prison Walls of Love - Key of G Will the Circle Be Unbroken - Key of G Swallowtail Jig - Key of Em Whiskey Before Breakfast - Key of D Begging to You - Key of E Friend of the Devil - Key of G Dream of a Miner's Child - Key of G Long Journey Home - Key of G Previous Next

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August 2025 < Back Going to the Races - Key of G She's Gone, Gone, Gone - Key of G Golden Slippers - Key of G Crawdad - Key of G Long Journey Home (Two Dollar Bill) - Key of G I Ain't Got No Home In This World Anymore - Key of G MTA - Key of G Theme Time - Key of G More and More - Key of G (Webb Pierce) Cold, Cold Heart - Key of G Angelina Baker - Key of D I Wonder Where You Are Tonight - Key of D Paradise - Key of D Bury Me Beneath the Willow - Key of G Your Cheatin' Heart - Key of C I've Been All Around This World (Hang Me) - Key of D Bad Moon Rising - Key of G Previous Next

July 2022 < Back Foggy Mountain Top - Key of G St. Anne's Reel - Key of D Cry, Cry Darlin' - Key of D Red Wing - Key of G Dixie Hoedown - Key of G Nellie Kane - Key of A Deep River Blues - Key of E Man of Constant Sorrow - Key of F I Gotta Get Drunk - Key of D Every Day is a Winding Road - Key of D Big Sciota - Key of G Fly Me to the Moon - Key of C Whiskey Before Breakfast - Key of D Wabash Cannonball - Key of D Jambalaya - Key of C Nine Pound Hammer - Key of G Previous Next