Cripple Creek, Part 1

from: Beginning Bluegrass and Old-Time Fiddle with Chad Manning

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Cripple Creek

Cripple Creek, Part 1

Cripple Creek, Part 2

“Cripple Creek” Play-Along Track

Cripple Creek, Part 1

“Cripple Creek” is a classic old-time and bluegrass favorite in the key of A that is a favorite of fiddlers as well as banjo players. Chad starts by showing you the A major scale, and then walks you through the melody of the A part of “Cripple Creek.”

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