Irish Pub Favorites Mandolin Tablature Songbook - 50 Celtic Favorites arranged for GDAE Instruments

*** FAMILIAR, EASY TO PLAY IRISH FAVORITES ***

*** DESIGNED FOR BEGINNERS AND INTERMEDIATE PLAYERS ALIKE ***

*** PLAY THESE SONGS ON ANY MANDOLIN-FAMILY INSTRUMENT tuned GDAE ***

This is a collection of some of the best traditional pub songs from Ireland, Scotland and beyond - the drinking songs and rebel songs, sea shanties and folk ballad favorites that you’d expect to hear in a good Irish Pub on St. Patrick’s Day.

Each song arrangement includes 4-string mandolin/GDAE tablature, chord names and forms, lyrics and additional verses. No standard musical notation is given, just the simple and easy-to-follow tablature, lyrics and chords. A short snippet of each song's background and history is also provided, as well as multiple arrangements in different keys and styles, to accommodate varying skill levels and vocal ranges.

This songbook includes these GREAT OLD SONGS & More: All For Me Grog · Auld Lang Syne · Beer, Beer, Beer · Black Velvet Band · The Boys From the County Armagh · Brennan On the Moor · Carrickfergus · Courtin’ In the Kitchen · Danny Boy · Finnegan’s Wake · The Holy Ground · I’ll Tell Me Ma · The Irish Rover · Isn’t It Grand Boys · Jug of Punch · The Juice Of the Barley · Molly Malone · The Mermaid · The Moonshiner · Nancy Whiskey · The Night That Paddy Murphy Died · The Old Dun Cow · The Parting Glass · The Rare Old Mountain Dew · The Rattlin’ Bog · Reilly’s Daughter · The Rising of the Moon · The Rocky Road To Dublin· Seven Drunken Nights · South Australia · Star Of the County Down · Whiskey In the Jar · Wild Mountain Thyme · Wild Colonial Boy · The Wild Rover. Also includes supplemental instructional sections on how to read tablature, play chords and more!

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