Clawhammer banjo tablatures for Tennessee Stud

Practicing Tips

Immerse yourself in the heart of traditional music with the 'Tennessee Stud' learning resource, specifically tailored for intermediate clawhammer banjo players. This course emphasizes utilizing techniques such as Clawhammer, Drop Thumb, Melodic, Bluesy, and Double C - all set to the inspirational tune of Doc Watson. Dive into the enriching world of traditional clawhammer banjo music and smoothen your journey towards mastering your craft.

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With Tunefox's innovative Arrange slider, you can adapt the song to match your skill level and musical preferences. Whether you are looking to work on a stripped-down version of the tune, enhance certain sections, or venture into advanced versions, the Arrange slider allows you to modify the difficulty and tone of 'Tennessee Stud' according to your personal tastes, setting the foundation for a truly personalized learning experience.

Sharpen your listening skills and enhance your musical intuition with the 'Hide notes' slider. This unique feature allows you to mask specific notes, encouraging you to learn the tune by ear. This method of ear training pushes you to rely on your musical memory, thereby strengthening it and bolstering your overall musical aptitude.

Along with these innovative tools and features, remember to set achievable practice goals, maintain consistent learning sessions, and most importantly, have fun! Dedicate time to build your finger dexterity and spend time understanding the tune, its nuances and its soul. Incorporate these elements within your practice and you'll not only learn 'Tennessee Stud' but also gain deep insights and grow as a musician.

Tennessee Stud lyrics

Along about 1825, I left Tennessee very much alive I never woulda made it through the Arkansas mud If hadn't been ridin on the Tennessee Stud Had some trouble with my sweethearts paw. One of her brother was a bad outlaw I sent her a letter by my Uncle Fud And I rode away on the Tennessee Stud The Tennessee Stud was long and lean The color of the sun and his eyes were green He had the nerve and he had the blood and there never was a hoss like the Tennessee Stud We drifted on down into no man's land Crossed a river called the Rio Grande I raced my horse with a Spaniard's foal Till I got me a skin full of the silver and gold Me and the gambler, we couldn't agree We got in a fight over Tennessee We jerked our guns and he fell with a thud And I got away on the Tennessee Stud The Tennessee Stud was long and lean The color of the sun and his eyes were green He had the nerve and he had the blood and there never was a horse like the Tennessee Stud Well I got as lonesome as a man can be Dreamin' of my girl in Tennessee The Tennesee Stud's green eyes turned blue Cause he was dreamin of his sweetheart too We loped right on across Arkansas, I whipped her brother and I whipped her paw. Found that girl with the golden hair and she was ridin' on the Tennessee Mare. The Tennessee Stud was long and lean The color of the sun and his eyes were green He had the nerve and he had the blood and there never was a horse like the Tennessee Stud Stirrup to stirrup, side by side We crossed the mountains and the valleys wide We came to Big Muddy And we forded the flood on the Tennessee Mare and the Tennessee Stud A pretty little baby on the cabin floor A little hoss colt playin 'round the door I love that girl with the golden hair And the Tennessee Stud loves loves the Tennessee Mare They're good horses. The Tennessee Stud was long and lean The color of the sun and his eyes were green He had the nerve and he had the blood and there never was a horse like the Tennessee Stud