Len's Music Pages - Original Material

Concourse - I had all of the people bustling about in a main line railway station in mind when I put this together. It's played in E. MIDI - Tablature - TablEdit

Dillon's Jump - This is played in C but with a capo at the second fret so that what you hear is in D. MIDI - Tablature - TablEdit

Freefall - You only need to know two chord shapes to play this - D and E. It starts with a D chord shifted up two frets to make an E. It's played in E. Desktop Guitarist - MIDI - Tablature - TablEdit

Jackpot - Perhaps I'll win it one day, It's played in G. Desktop Guitarist - MIDI - Tablature TablEdit

Kelly's Jump - This is played in E but with a capo at the second fret so that what you hear is in F#. MIDI - Tablature - TablEdit

Marchin' on to Glory - This tune has a similar feel to Holy Roller on my mixed bag page. It puts me in mind of marching traditional jazz bands. It's played in E with the capo at the second fret so what you hear is in F#. MIDI - Tablature - TablEdit

On My Way - This is a sort of country type thing and its played in G. Desktop Guitarist - MIDI - Tablature - TablEdit

Out of the Blue - I just sat down and played this from start to finish. Don't know where it came from It's played in D. MIDI - Tablature - TablEdit

Rickshaw - I am really very proud of this. It's played in D with the guitar in dropped D tuning. MIDI - Tablature - TablEdit

Shanghai Butterfly - It took me a long time to find a title for this tune but I thnk the one I have selected is appropriate. It's played in G with the capo at the second fret so what you hear is in A. MIDI - Tablature - TablEdit

Sticks - This came about when I was trying to learn Twelve Sticks by Rev Gary Davis. (I never did learn to play twelve sticks.) It's played in G. MIDI - Tablature - TablEdit

Won't You Tell Me Why - This starts with an E by using a D shifted up two frets. Its Played in E with the capo at the second fret so that it sounds as if it's F#. MIDI - Tablature - TablEdit