Key of C#
1._______________________|
2._______________________|
3.____9b~~9__7____~9__~9_|
4._______________________|
5._9__9a~~9__7~a__~9__~9_|
6._______________________|

1.________________________|
2.________________________|
3._4b_~7___4b~2b__2b~~2__2|
4.________________________|
5._4a_~7___4a~2___2a~~2__2|
6.________________________|

1._____________________________|
2._____________________________|
3._2__2~~__2~~~~~_2~1b~2_2~1b~~|
4._____________________________|
5._2__2~2a_2~2a~2_2~1~~2_2~1~~~|
6._____________________________|

1.____________________|___________|
2.____________________|___________|
3.____7~~9__9b~9__7___|___________|
4.___________________9|_9~~~~~___9|
5._7__7~~9__9a~9__7__9|_9a~9~~___9|
6.___________________9|______9b__9|

[This message was edited by Ricky Davis on 10-07-99]

Yep, found what I was missing in your
tab; sorry to put you to so much trouble
but as explained earlier, it's really
been eatin' at me.

It's the part in your first line of
tab that shows the 7~a.

Also, later, the drop to the first fret
which I hadn't found correctly by myself and
for which I spent two days making my new
vertical knee. I like it better the way
Tom played it originally but it's a whole
lot easier with the lever and of course
I just may find some other uses for it.

Thanks again to all.

------------------
Rod Mason

Another way to look at it- it is flatting the V of the open chord, which gives you a cool II9 chord, just like the pedal 5 on C6.

I do as:
3._4b_6b__
4.________
5._4a_5a__

I know it's a bar slant, but I find it much smoother for me and my guitar than jumping the 3 frets and letting off the pedals, which I can never seem to do fluidly. Anybody else do it this way?

4a~~6a(L)
I also play it more like the way Peggy tabbed it on that part.
4b~~7~~6b