Salt Creek is another classic fiddle tune. This tune is unique because of the flat 7 chord. In the key of A, the b7 is a G chord which makes the tune have a bluesy edge.
In the B section of this arrangement of Salt Creek you’ll be stretching out your hand a bit to the 9th fret. You can use your ring finger for this stretch. It may be helpful to learn...
More notes and longer lines make up this version of Salt Creek, and the B section requires a lot of shifting, which is a fun challenge. Make sure you play with that metronome and bac...