This collection of fiddle tunes originally appeared in Kaufma's Collection of American Fiddle Tunes for Flatpicking Guitar,  but the book was so large and heavy that they couldn't put all the songs on CDs to include with the package so it was divided into four great, melody-packed volumes.

This third volume contains delightful American fiddle tunes brilliantly arranged for flatpicked guitar. All of these tunes are written in guitar-friendly keys in notation and tablature. Intermediate in difficulty, the book includes an explanation of the guitar tablature system and the execution and notation of essential techniques such as bends, slides, hammer-ons and pull-offs. The tunes are thoughtfully printed in alphabetical order and include both standards and lesser-known fiddle melodies. Teachers take note-- this book is a great source of sight-reading material as well as a departure point for improvisation. Includes access to online audio.     

Nancy Dalton      
New Five Cents      
New Money      
Nine Miles Out Of Louisville      
Old Flanagan      
Old Jake Gillie      
Old Joe Clark – Modern Version      
Old Joe Clark – Old Timey Version      
Old Mother Flanagan      
Opera Reel      
Over the Waterfall      
Pacific Slope      
Paddy on the Handcar      
Padgett      
Peas in the Pot      
Peter Francisco      
Petronella      
Pineywoods Gal      
Possum up a Gum Stump      
Pretty Betty's Reel      
Quarter Deck      
Quince Dillon's High D      
Rabbit in the Woodpile      
Rachel      
Rambler's Hornpipe      
Red-Haired Boy      
Redbird      
Return from India      
Road to Boston      
Robinson County      
Rock Jenny Rock      
Rock the Cradle Joe      
Rocky Mountain      
Rosebud Reel      
Roving Piper      
Run Rabbit Run      
Rye Straw      
Sail Away Ladies      
Saint Anne's Reel      
Sally Gooden      
Sally Johnson      
Sally Put a Bug On Me      
Salt Creek      
Sandra's Reel      
Shaker Ben      
Shaking Down The Acorns      
Shelburne Reel      
Shipping Post      
Shoot Two Bits      
Shortening Bread      
Shove That Pig's Foot A Little Further in the Fire