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Topic: More Django ... Nuages for A6th Non-Pedal
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Andy Volk
Member From: Boston, MA
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posted 09 November 2001 10:01 AM
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Nuages by Django Reinhardt (A6th Non-Pedal Steel) Db9 Gm7 C7b9 Fmai7
E---| |---------------------|-----------|-----------------|-----------|
C#--| |---------6--5--4--3--|--2--------|--1--------0-----|-----------|
A---| |*--2--3--6--5--4--3--|--2--------|--1--------1-----|-----3-----|
F#--| |*--------------------|-----------|--1--------1-----|-----3-----|
E---| |---------5--4--3--2--|--1--------|-----------------|-----3-----|
C#--| |---------------------|-----------|-----------------|-----3-----|
(fast gliss)
Fmai6 Db9 Db9 Gm7 C7b9
E-----------------------------------|--------------------|--------------------------|
C#---------------------6--5--4--3---|--2-----------2-----|-----1--------------0-----|
A------3--/---7--------6--5--4--3---|-----2-----2--------|--------1--------1--------|
F#-----3--/---6---------------------|--------2-----------|-----------1--------------|
E------3--/---5---------------------|--------------------|--------------------------|
C#----------------------------------|--------------------|--------------------------|
Fmai7 Fmai6 Dm A7
E------------------|--------------------5--3-----------|-----5-----|
C#-----------------|--------------------------4--3-----|-----------|
A------8-----------|-----------------------------------|-----4-----|
F#-----8-----------|-----------------------------------|-----------|
E------8-----------|-----5-----5-----------------------|-----3-----|
C#-----8-----------|-----------------------------------|-----------|
A7 A7#5 Dm Dm7
E---------------5--3--------|-----------|------------------------|
C#--------------------4--3--|-----8-----|------------8-----------|
A---------------------------|-----8-----|---------------8--------|
F#--------------------------|-----8-----|------------------8-----|
E---------------------------|-----------|------8--8-----------8--|
C#--------------------------|-----------|------------------------|
G7 Gb7 G7 C7 C#7
E---------------------------|---------------------|--------8--8-----9--9--9--|
C#--------------------------|---------------8-----|--------------------------|
A------8--8-----7--7--7-----|-----8--8--10--------|--------7--7-----8--8--8--|
F#--------------------------|---------------------|--------------------------|
E------7--7-----6--6--6-----|-----7---------------|--------6--6-----7--7--7--|
C#--------------------------|---------------------|--------------------------|
C7 Db9 Db9 Gm7 C7b9
E------8--------------------------|-----------|------------------0--|
C#-----------------6--5--4--3-----|-----2-----|--6-\-1--------0--0--|
A------7-----------6--5--4--3-----|-----2-----|--5-\-1-----1--1-----|
F#--------------------------------|-----------|--4-\-1-----1--------|
E------6--------------------------|-----1-----|---------------------|
C#--------------------------------|-----------|---------------------|
Fmai7 Fmai6 Gb9 Gb9 Cm7 F7b9
E---------------------|-----------------8--7--6--5--|-----------|--------------------|
C#--------------------|-----------------------------|-----7-----|-----6--------5-----|
A------3--------------|-----8-----------------------|-----7-----|-----6--------------|
F#-----3--------------|-----8-----------------------|-----------|-----6--------6-----|
E------3--------------|-----8-----------8--7--6--5--|-----6-----|--------------------|
C#-----3--------------|-----8-----------------------|-----------|--------------------|
hammer-on
Bbmai7 Bbmai7 [ -3- ] Bbm7
E------------|------------------------------|--------------------|
C#-----------|------------4--2--0--2--0--2--|-----4--------------|
A------8-----|------------------------------|-----4--------------|
F#-----8-----|------------------------------|-----4--------------|
E------------|------------------------------|--------------------|
C#-----8-----|-----4--4---------------------|--------------------|
hammer-on
Bbm6 [ -3- ] Fmai7 Fmai7 Db9
E-------------------------------------|-----------|-----------------------------|
C#---------------4--2--0--2--0--2-----|-----------|-----------------6--5--4--3--|
A-------------------------------------|-----3-----|-----2--3--------6--5--4--3--|
F#------------------------------------|-----3-----|-----------------------------|
E-------------------------------------|-----------|-----------------5--4--3--2--|
C#------4--4--------------------------|-----3-----|-----------------------------|
Db9 Gm7 C7b9 Fmai7
E------------|--------------------------0--|---------------------| |
C#--2--------|--1--------------------0-----|-----------------8---| |
A---2--------|--1-----------------1--------|--------------8--8--*| |
F#-----------|--1--------------1-----------|-----------8-----8--*| |
E---1--------|--------------0--------------|--------8--------8---| |
C#-----------|-----------0-----------------|-----8-----------8---| |
[This message was edited by Andy Volk on 09 November 2001 at 10:08 AM.]
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Fernando Fernandez
Member From: Cadiz,Spain
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posted 10 November 2001 05:34 PM
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Thanks again Andy!!!!I always played it in acoustic guitar but you are encouraged me to play it in the steel guitar and . . . wow!! it works. Thanks!!!! |
Paul Graupp
Member From: Macon Ga USA
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posted 11 November 2001 06:24 AM
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Andy; Thanks for the post-tab. On the way to my friday gigs, I always listen to Jazz Live At The RiverFront on Public Radio. This last weekend they had a tribute to Django and they mentioned that Nuage was his greatest hit ever. It was a very interesting program and in fact I was late setting up/tuning because I didn't want to miss any of it. Thanks Again !!  Regards, Paul  [This message was edited by Paul Graupp on 11 November 2001 at 06:33 AM.] |
Kent Lee Davis
Member From: Henderson, CO, USA
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posted 11 November 2001 10:35 AM
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Do you have any songs Tabed for the pedal steel?
I grew up listening to that music, my father played guitar and was in England in WW 2 and followed the Twin Club of Hot France, I think he has all their Records. Any response would be great
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Andy Volk
Member From: Boston, MA
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posted 11 November 2001 01:30 PM
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Sorry, Kent, I'm strictly a non-pedal player. There are a lot of better musicians than me here on the forum who could probably help you out with an E9th or C6th pedal version. |
Jon Light
Member From: Brooklyn, NY
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posted 11 November 2001 01:38 PM
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Kent Lee---the above tab will lay on the E9 as strings
5------
6------
7------
8------
10------
with A & B pedals down. Or string 9 lowered D>C# instead of 10, if you have the lever. 
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Paul Graupp
Member From: Macon Ga USA
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posted 14 November 2001 07:08 AM
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For my own use and probably more to see if I could do it, I have Nuages for PSG E9th with the usual pedal notations. A few spots were hard to plot out but if anyone is interested, I'll e-mail it to them. BTW I still cannot get incomine e-mail so post here if you want it.Regards, Paul |
Kent Lee Davis
Member From: Henderson, CO, USA
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posted 14 November 2001 03:27 PM
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Yes I would like you to Email it to me pleas
kentleedavis@cs.com |
Jesse Pearson
Member From: San Diego , CA
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posted 06 December 2002 11:55 AM
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Thanks for the cool tab Andy! I wasn't familiar with this tuning, but it's nice the way it's so close to C6th. Is this another often used tuning on 6 string lap? Do you know who first started using it and what style is it used most for, jazz?
P.S. You da Man![This message was edited by Jesse Pearson on 12 December 2002 at 06:39 PM.] |
Andy Volk
Member From: Boston, MA
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posted 06 December 2002 01:31 PM
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Jesse, A6th tuning was used by Leon McAuliffe, Herb Remington and a lot of other Western Swing players. It was often matched on a double neck with E13th. Hawaiian players, like Billy Hew Len, used it too. The Hawiians also lowered the bass strings to get the B11th tuning: E,C#,A,F#, D#, C#, A, B. |
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