“Blackberry Blossom” Play-Along Track

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

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Blackberry Blossom

Blackberry Blossom, Part 1

Blackberry Blossom, Part 2

“Blackberry Blossom” Play-Along Track

Use this video to practice playing “Blackberry Blossom” at slow and medium tempos with guitar accompaniment.

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