Sandy Boys
Ok Flint, you asked for it! How about sharing some versions of Sandy Boys? When a group from our Dulcimer Society practiced it for a gig last week, I heard several rhythms going on. Some were playing it with some syncopation to it and others were playing without it. Some used syncopation on the A part but not the B part. My version is my own, I guess. I learned it by myself from a tab and from a recording of it. Now that I have heard it with the syncopated rhythm, I'm not sure how I like it best... What about you guys???
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