Wagon Wheel, mandolin, tutorial in 2 keys

A review of the basic chords in the keys of A and G.
Several voicings are given for the chords as well as suggested picking patterns and chord solos. For the intermediate beginner to intermediate player.

[@SketchingRocks]

Great lesson learned a lot in such a short time...THANKS

[@jcurtis30water]

Great! That’s what I want to do.

[@mikelevy965]

well taught, thanks.

[@irenewaller1485]

You r very good, omg!! Wish I had your wisdom...

[@jcurtis30water]

You are too kind. Glad you enjoyed it.

[@deanhowell6730]

A lot of Fun, Song!

[@jcurtis30water]

Fun is why I play music!

[@moonshine4u96]

I know nothing about music. I know very little about tabs, and I only know a few mandolin chords. But in the key of A, on the F#minor, if you move your pinky up a fret, you have a pretty workable D. Thanks for the lesson.

[@jcurtis30water]

Indeed you do!

[@cellstuff]

What year is that F4?

[@jcurtis30water]

It’s an F2. 1922.

[@aubreynoftall3830]

its very difficult to play the non open chords and they sound like crap...a lot of wotk to sound crappy.....mandolin is better for just picking tunes with a few open 2 finger chords

[@jcurtis30water]

Yes, the open chords sound nice but I disagree that the non open chords sound like crap. If you’re expecting it to sound like a guitar, then you’ll never be happy. Thanks for tuning in.

[@georgepickett6853]

too much talking. show it slowly and repeat

[@jcurtis30water]

Some people like talking, some don’t. If you don’t like the talking, you can turn the sound off, but I can’t have a magic button that adds words for the people who need it. Thanks for watching.

[@SketchingRocks]

Walk talk and chew gum...well done John Curtis!! @@jcurtis30water