Goodbye Liza Jane Banjo Tabs
Traditional
Goodbye Liza Jane Banjo Tablature: One Song, Many Styles
Recomended level: Intermediate
“Goodbye Liza Jane” and "Going Down to Cairo." had two important recordings in the 1920s, and this helped spread its success among early country artists - Charles Wolfe (1991) states. The first was by the Eastern Tennessee string group The Hill Billies, who recorded it under the name "Mountaineers Love Song," and the second was by another band from the same region, the Tenneva Ramblers, as "Miss Liza Poor Gal." Bob Wills (Texas), the founder of Western Swing, said this was the first song he learned (as "Goodbye, Miss Liza Jane") to fiddle.
Learn how to play Goodbye Liza Jane on Banjo with this selection of tablatures:
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Scruggs Style
- Difficulty
- Key G
- Tempo 110 bpm
- Tuning gDGBD
A typical arrangement of Goodbye Liza Jane, but not so simple. Watch out for the blend of Scruggs and single string right off the bat!
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Melodic Style
- Difficulty
- Key G
- Tempo 110 bpm
- Tuning gDGBD
A technical and musical rendition of Goodbye Liza Jane that will give you a lot of options to use in your improvisation.
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