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Topic: What do you know about love
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Jack Strayhorn
Member From: Winston-Salem, NC
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posted 06 December 2000 06:17 PM
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I wish Gary Morse would consider tabbing this Dwight Yoakum song. This is a great honky tonk hard core song. It has inspired me to sit down behind my guitar. |
rickw
Member From: nc
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posted 07 December 2000 08:09 AM
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What are you doing now,are you singing? Rick W |
Jeff Lampert
Member From: queens, new york city
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posted 09 December 2000 10:28 AM
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Jack said he'd like me to tab it, so here goes. Intro - key of A - "R" is half-tone raise, "L" is half tone lower, "LL" is full tone lower. If you don't have a full-tone lower, I tabbed an alternate ending that you can use with the "c" pedal. 1_________________________________________________________________________________
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5___12a___12a_~_12____12_~_10____10____7_~_7a__7a______7_~_7a___7a________________
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5___10a_~_10_~_10a_~_10_~_9_____5__~_5a___5a___5a_~_5_____________________________
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[This message was edited by Jeff Lampert on 09 December 2000 at 10:34 AM.]
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Jeff Lampert
Member From: queens, new york city
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posted 09 December 2000 10:33 AM
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First solo- key of A - "R" is half-tone raise, "L" is half tone lower, "LL" is full tone lower. I haven't tried playing this yet since my steel is packed, so I won't get to check it out until the middle of the week. I especially want to try the open string part to be sure.
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3____________________________0b_~__0b__~_0b____________0b_~_0b____0b______________
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Jack Strayhorn
Member From: Winston-Salem, NC
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posted 09 December 2000 01:49 PM
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Jeff thanks for the help. I've already sit down and worked it out. Very simple I am almost embarrassed to ask for help. I had not even tried to play it I just figured it was more complicated. |
Jeff Lampert
Member From: queens, new york city
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posted 09 December 2000 04:15 PM
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It is actually deceptively simple. There are several clever phrases that are not normally played. For example, playing the third and six strings in unison is a nice touch (I heard this done once before, on Colin Raye's song "Every Second, Every Minute). Also, of course, the drop from the 10th fret to the 9th using the 4th string 1/2 tone raise is an extension of the famous lick from "Together Again", but played after the bouncing "a" pedal on the 10th fret, was neat. And the open string harmony with the 12th fret was sweet. IMHO, this is a very clever piece of playing. This is the so-called Bakersfield sound with some original thinking and I wish I had that kind of ingeniousness to come up with these twists that GM did. I can understand why Dwight Yoakam likes him so much. As he did with the guitar player (I forget his name) who was doing some of the rock-a-billy stuff with him of "Little Sister" and "Guitars, Cadillacs, ...", he looks for players with a keen sense of these retro sounds mixed in with some modern original thinking, and GM really knows how to combine these elements together. |
Ernie Renn
Member From: Brainerd, Minnesota USA
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posted 11 December 2000 07:50 AM
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Rick;
Jack is an exceptional country singer!------------------
My best,
Ernie
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Joe Herchel
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posted 15 December 2000 07:53 AM
Thanks sooo much Jeff!That "guitar player" is Pete Anderson who is also Dwight's producer and in no small way responsible for that retro sound. I love the Baratone Guitar licks he does that are answered by the steel, in the new album's first cut (sorry can't remember the name).
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