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David Mullis
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From: Rock Hill, SC

posted 28 October 2000 07:43 AM     profile     
Does anyone know the intro on this? I can tell you have to detune the 10th string (kinda like on Slide Off Your Satin Sheets).I can get it pretty close I think, but I'd rather be dead on if I can.

Thanks
David

Lefty
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From: Grayson, Ga.

posted 29 October 2000 02:59 AM     profile     
Somebody out there knows this information. I asked the question a month or so ago, and got the answer. Unfortunantly, my memory does not serve me well. Check under music back a few weeks.
Lefty
Don Townsend
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From: Turner Valley, Alberta Canada

posted 29 October 2000 07:58 AM     profile     
David;
I think you tune your 10 th string B down to F#, and raise it to A with your floor pedal.
At least that works for me.
Don
Jerry Roller
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From: Van Buren, Arkansas USA

posted 29 October 2000 08:09 AM     profile     
David, on most guitars if you tune the 10th string down 5 half tones from B to F# you will find that the A pedal that was raising the 10th string one full tone from B to C# will raise it 1 1/2 tones to A with no retuning of the pedal. It is a pretty neat sound that you can tune to and play around with it and go right back to the original tuning very easily and quickly.
Jerry
Jon Light
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From: Brooklyn, NY

posted 29 October 2000 09:56 AM     profile     
Some more discussion on the subject--
http://www.b0b.com/forum/Forum8/HTML/000230.html
George Duncan Sypert
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From: Colo Spgs, Co, USA

posted 29 October 2000 11:02 AM     profile     
Mr Emmons has this song intro tabbed out in one of his courses. He played on the session. There are no deviations of the standard E9th tuning on this intro.
Jim Smith
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From: Plano, TX, USA

posted 29 October 2000 11:19 AM     profile     
George, I think we've all decided in Jon's link and other posts that Jim Vest played on this tune. Possibly you're thinking of another song?!?
George Duncan Sypert
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From: Colo Spgs, Co, USA

posted 30 October 2000 04:37 PM     profile     
Opps, Sorry: wrong song, wrong artist, wrong steel player, wrong intro. I will try to read closer next time. Thanks Jim for pointing that out for me. I knew that Jim Vest played on the aforementioned song. Don't know where I was at when I wrote that.
Thanks again. George

[This message was edited by George Duncan Sypert on 30 October 2000 at 04:52 PM.]

David Mullis
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From: Rock Hill, SC

posted 30 October 2000 07:52 PM     profile     
Thanks for the responses guys. I think I've about got this one figured out. I tried it when I first started playing, and couldn't get it. I sat down and tried it the other day after I posted this and got it alot closer than I did before. If I can get it closer to what Jim Vest played, I'll post it.

Thanks
David

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