Little Wing on the Mandolin or Octave?

**Howard33** · Jul-08-2009, 7:29pm

Anyone come across a rendition of Little Wing on either the Mandolin or the Octave?

*Never mind, I found it on Jim's You Tube page* Jim, if you every get around to alittle free time, it would be great to see this one in a pdf from your site.

**As a matter of fact, if you do put it out I promise to practice it till I have to glue the skin of my fingertips back on

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**man dough nollij** · Jul-08-2009, 11:23pm

To wit:

**goose 2** · Jul-08-2009, 11:44pm

The South Austin Jug Band has a great rendition of Little Wing. Nice mandolin solo. It is on Itunes

**thomas_toscani** · Jul-19-2009, 5:18pm

Originally Posted by Howard33

Anyone come across a rendition of Little Wing on either the Mandolin or the Octave?

*Never mind, I found it on Jim's You Tube page* Jim, if you every get around to alittle free time, it would be great to see this one in a pdf from your site.

**As a matter of fact, if you do put it out I promise to practice it till I have to glue the skin of my fingertips back on

**

I concur.

**Alex Orr** · Jul-19-2009, 7:39pm

Oh, good lord...that was awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Aaaaargh...now I want an octave mandolin!

**Sinclair Baldassari** · Jul-19-2009, 8:38pm

It's so interesting seeing note of "Little Wing", a favorite in our household (on another plectral instrument!). As anyone who visited Butch in his later days can attest, he was talking about his next group. It was going to be Mando Daddy Butch and his Swingin' Sidemen. He was going to play the resonator mandolin and the piece with which he was going to open the show was "Little Wing"! So , have at 'er! here's to great minds and great mando hands for gettin' it done.
Blake and I have been out of touch a little and I've missed mandocafe but we're baaaackkk. Come say "hi". Much love and respect to mandocafe gang.
SInclair