Ain't Gonna Work Tomorrow Banjo Tabs
Flatt & Scruggs
Ain't Gonna Work Tomorrow Banjo Tablature: One Song, Many Styles
Recomended level: Intermediate
Ain’t Gonna Work Tomorrow is one of the Carter Family's most renowned albums and the leading track which carried the title of the album is regarded as a rarer tune than Wildwood Flower, a folk staple. The Carter family first recorded Ain't Gonna Work Tomorrow in 1928 and it was also recorded by the Country Gentlemen in 1959. The album features the marvelous presence of various artists who contributed to the bluegrass style in which the album was created. You would find a total of 12 tracks on the collection and each one carries lyrics that sings to the heart and would get your foot tapping in no time. The bluegrass style covers the King, Starday and Gusto family of labels, with covers by the Carter family.
Learn how to play Ain't Gonna Work Tomorrow on Banjo with this selection of tablatures:
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Scruggs Style
- Difficulty
- Key C
- Tempo 120 bpm
- Tuning gCGBD
A classic Earl Scruggs banjo arrangement of Ain't Gonna Work Tomorrow in drop C. Measure 6 is a particularly fun section of the song, featuring a bluesy moment to lead you from an F ...
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Scruggs Style-2
- Difficulty
- Key G
- Tempo 110 bpm
- Tuning gDGBD
This is an up the neck break in the Key of G. Notice how many of the banjo chord shapes are similar to the key of C in open/first position.
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Melodic Style
- Difficulty
- Key C
- Tempo 120 bpm
- Tuning gCGBD
A version of Ain't Gonna Work Tomorrow that uses a lot of elements from the Scruggs arrangement. This gives you a chance to work on blending styles in your banjo soloing and improvis...
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