What was the last song you played

[Rick Schmidlin]

For me it was: Let It Be http://www.mandolincafe.net/iB_html/non-cgi/emoticons/mandosmiley.gif

[Mike Snyder]

Grasshopper Sitting on a Sweetpotato Vine

[frankenstein]

one of my own but i can't remember how it goes. http://www.mandolincafe.net/iB_html/non-cgi/emoticons/sleepy.gif http://www.mandolincafe.net/iB_html/non-cgi/emoticons/sleepy.gif

[Brad Weiss]

I sure hope I haven't played my last song!!

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[Mr. Loar]

Parson's Duck

[Rick Cadger]

'One Step Beyond' ! http://www.mandolincafe.net/iB_html/non-cgi/emoticons/biggrin.gif

[EdtheSquid]

I was playing J J Cale's After Midnight before I had to put the Mando down and go to work.

[Bertram Henze]

Farewell to Erin, yesterday evening on the passenger seat of my car.

[devilstone_the_bard]

I was trying to work out one of my favourite Dylan tunes as played solo by one of my favourite mandolin pickers -

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qcIDjl2w1E0

man I love that recording...

[mandoplyr70]

Rollin in my sweet babys arms http://www.mandolincafe.net/iB_html/non-cgi/emoticons/mandosmiley.gif

[Keith Erickson]

Bastille Day from Rush off of the 1975 Caress of Steel Album.

....and yes I played it on the mandolin

Cheers http://www.mandolincafe.net/iB_html/non-cgi/emoticons/coffee.gif

[Daniel Nestlerode]

Radney Foster's "Old Silver"
Love the G run in three quarter time he wrote for that tune.

Daniel

[Bob Wiegers]

a new song I'm thus far calling "partly cloudy"

[MandoVin]

Dawg's Waltz - the perfect song to end a long evening of picking.

[tkdboyd]

EMD

[Ctone]

Kentucky Mandolin.

[Mandomax]

Assanhado

[Michael H Geimer]

'Gathering Flowers for the Master's Bouquet'

Oddly, I played it on piano, which I'd never done before.

[Gutbucket]

Train on the Island

[bienkow1]

Wagon Wheel

[TeleMark]

Morrison's.

[Denny Gies]

Arab Bounce

[farmerjones]

coming down from Denver

[carlnut]

Amazing Grace. I played it up in the box in 3 or 4 different keys. that is a major accomplishment for an old no talent beginner like myself. I think I could even play it in B#.

[bradeinhorn]

after a fairly long bluegrass gig, we played through the first couple verses of stand by me. worked out pretty nicely, actually.

[John Flynn]

Campbell's Farewell to Red Gap

[BlueMountain]

"Watson's Blues" and one I wrote recently called "All Shut-eye Ain't Sleep and All Goodbye Ain't Gone."

[Steelee]

Red Haired Boy

[jimbob]

Whiskey....Before Breakfast http://www.mandolincafe.net/iB_html/non-cgi/emoticons/mandosmiley.gif

[Fred G]

sunnyside of the mountain

[Joe F]

It was either "Indian Nation" or "New Orleans" at the old-time jam last night. #Jimmy Triplett gave a workshop and concert here last week, so most of the old-time fiddlers have been working on some of his tunes.

[Daniel Wheeler]

Spanish point for the geetar contest comin up

[SternART]

Chords to Dawg-ola.....playing along with the Hot Dawg CD

[Hallmark498]

Cherokee Shuffle.

Really cool tune. 1st park is same as lost indian, but has a 2nd part unlike indian. In the key of A instead of D.

[woodwizard]

Road To Spencer

[Ken Olmstead]

Frog on a Lilly Pad!

[lovethemf5s]

Evening Prayer Blues.

[terrierguy]

I'm new so it was "Farewell to Whisky"

[allenhopkins]

On guitar: Goodnight Irene at last night's Golden Link sing-around.

On mandolin (actually, Flatiron 3-K octave mandolin): Jenny Lind Polka at yesterday morning's Innisfree rehearsal.

[mandroid]

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[Brandon Flynn]

Bach's Sonata #3 in C Largo and Blues Chair by Django Reinhardt.

[Patrick Sylvest]

Stanley Brothers, "Long Journey Home"

[Sean Greer]

Billy in the Lowground. Or was it Arkansas Traveler?

[Chad Thorne]

The Garry Owen, last night just before I went to bed.

[Mark Walker]

Well, I'm on the road traveling on business (with no room to toss a mandolin in with all my other checked luggage) so it's been a few days... But seems like the last song I noodled with on the mandolin was "Flowers of Edinburgh!"

(That's Ed-In-Burr-ah in Scottish!) #http://www.mandolincafe.net/iB_html/non-cgi/emoticons/tounge.gif

[Don Christy]

El Cumbachero and a Monroe break for On and On.
Don

[Lefty5]

8th of January

[ALog]

Old Joe Clark!!!

[Eddie Sheehy]

Jesus, Joy of Man's Desiring.... I seem to play it all the time now, regardless of instrument I'm holding - mandolin, mandola, banjo ( 5 and 4 string).

[fatt-dad]

On the guitar: "I Am But a Stranger Here" Lutheran Hymn #660 - somewhat different melody however. . .

p.s., by song, do you mean tunes with words or just music played?

f-d

[Lee Callicutt]

Brian Boru's March. On the banjo, because that's the first way it came to me, and I like the banjo because it's such a sturdy little "march" instrument. But it's prettier played on the mandolin with all the available harmonics.

[Gerard Dick]

Angus Campbell

[f5loar]

False Hearted Lover on the guitar like Earl use to do it.
I had not heard this song since I last heard Earl do it with Flatt&Scruggs in late 60's and then I watched the Vol 6 of the old F&S TV show and he did it and I thought heck I can do that and with a flat pick instead of my banjo picks! Neat little song by the Carter Family.

[CoMando]

Trying to learn Black Mountain Rag..

[Chris Travers]

Arkansas Traveler... I think... http://www.mandolincafe.net/iB_html/non-cgi/emoticons/biggrin.gif

[Joel Spaulding]

Ramblin Man -
But won't the answer change every 2 min and 30 seconds?
I have yet to play my last song ( I hope ! ) http://www.mandolincafe.net/iB_html/non-cgi/emoticons/mandosmiley.gif

[Jim Kirkland]

Kentucky Waltz

[Ken Feil]

Frog On A Lily Pad.

[birdman98]

Theme song from "The Godfather".

Sounds great on the mando. Wish I had a bowlback to do it justice http://www.mandolincafe.net/iB_html/non-cgi/emoticons/biggrin.gif

[Twango]

"The Road to Gila Bend" by Los Lobos.

[kudzuklunker]

A real bad attempt at "RAWHIDE"!

[Tracy Tucker]

"In the Garden"

[Sleepy Moon Music]

" Amanda Jewel " we ended the set with it .

[Patrick Gunning]

Solomon Browne by Seth Lakeman in GDGD tuning on octave mandolin.

[floyd26]

Bluegrass Romp

[Dave Greenspoon]

A Mon medley...Jerusalem Ridge into Old Dangerfield into Honkey Tonk Swing.

[B. T. Walker]

"Summertime"

[sean808080]

that would be good mornin little school girl from the del-grosso mandolin blues book.

[Pete Martin]

4 on 6, Wes Montgomery

[sgarrity]

"The Fun's All Over" from Compton and Grier

[pinky57]

Minor Swing

[Satchel]

Blackberry Blossom

[Siminole]

"Ash Grove" (Twice)

Al

[Jack Roberts]

Pepsi before breakfast

[ira]

this land is your land (though on guitar)
the last song on the mando was an original by my band the popstars (www.thepopstars.net) called "your life as you know it is over" (about becoming a parent)

[mando bandage]

Rollin' in my Sweet Baby's Arms.

R

[F5G WIZ]

My Last Days On Earth, quite the haunting tune...

[Keith Erickson]

Las Mañanitas

[ALog]

"Two O'Clock in the Morning" at 9:30 p.m.!

[johnsmusic]

Last song of the night Saturday at the Tiki Bar. "Sympathy for the Devil". Played it straight, but it actually can be played as a Bluegrass song also. Think about it......

[CES]

Last complete song was "The More I Drink" by Blake Shelton (working on summertime party entertainment), but just before that I worked on CDB's "Devil Went Down to Georgia." Some of the long fretless slides he does on fiddle are a little tough to translate, but it's coming along.

[Neil Gladd]

Let's Misbehave

[Philphool]

I'm Going Back To The Mountains (by Tony Williamson)

[Gerry Tenney]

Bill Cheatam

[MandolinManic]

"Big Mon"

[mfalkner]

Captain O'Kane

[Caleb]

George Brabazan 2nd Aire by O'Carolan
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[c3hammer]

Lucy Farr's

[Rick Schmidlin]

Honky Tonk Woman

[sheepdog3]

Miller, Jack and Maddog.
A Wayne the Train Hancock song.

[Mike Snyder]

Westphalia Waltz.