BLUES MANDOLIN AND BEYOND
The quintessential crossover blues riff made famous in the rock world by Jimi Hendrix. Classic riff that is chord-based. Video to follow. Available through the tab subscription through this website.
It’s been awhile since I’ve focused on blues, so I will spotlight great riffs or tunes over the next few months. The first is SRV’s “Pride & Joy,” the quintessential
Continue readingNew Blues Series: SRV “Pride & Joy” (Intro) added to Tablature page
Jethro Tull is one of my all time favorite rock bands. Ian Anderson and Martin Barre have been very influential in how I conceive of the confluence of light and
Continue readingNew arrangement: Jethro Tull’s Aqualung (part 1)
Per request of tablature subscriber Barry Hines, I’ve arranged Bon Jovi’s Wanted Dead or Alive for mandolin. It’s a great choice for mandolin. This is not an arrangement of the
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Richter Mandolin 3rd Edition PDF (sold through this site; digital interactive version sold through Apple iTunes bookstore for iPad only) has been updated to include links to audio and video
Continue readingRichter Mandolin PDF formatted book now has linked video and audio
I have now posted Aerosmith’s Dream On to the tablature page. It is the tablature for this video: Also I have now begun attaching Progression/Notion files to tabs.
Continue readingAerosmith “Dream On” tab now posted & Progression Files added
Richter Mandolin: Postmodern Blues, Rock, & Alt-Folk Mandolin Edition 3 now available as a PDF Digital Download jimrichter.com is now offering Edition 3 as an immediate PDF digital download. It has everything from
Continue readingRichter Mandolin 3rd Edition blues/rock Instruction now available as PDF download
New tab added–Grant Street Rock. This is a tune I wrote for this year’s 4th annual Richter Mandolin Camp for the Rest of Us. It is a slinky tune w/
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This is a demonstration of my arrangement of Live and Let Die (Paul McCartney) that I developed for a class I taught at my mandolin camp this summer on arranging
Continue readingLive and Let Die: Bouzouki