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Heiko Aehle


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Post  Posted 5 Apr 2008 7:41 am    
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Has anyone the tab of the new Long Long Way Song by Alan Jackson ? It is on his new CD Good Time and Paul Franklin plays outstanding ! His solo sounds so beautiful and it kills me to find out the correct way.
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Kyle Everson

 

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Post  Posted 11 Apr 2008 5:04 pm    
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Heiko,

Here is what I have so far. I omitted 3 bars from 3:21 to 3:24. Maybe someone can help out with those, or else I'll post them when I get a minute to figure them out.
**added the 3 bars; see post below.

Tab:

Long, Long Way - Alan Jackson/Paul Franklin

Steel break, key of B, E9



E  __________________________________________ 
B  _____7___7A~7_____________________________ 
G# _6-7___7______7_____7B_7B_____7B~7 _______ 
F# ________________7___________7_______7_____ 
E  __________________7_______7_______________ 

E  ______________________________________________
B  ______________________________2~2A__2_________
G# _7~7B~7_______________2~2B_____________2B~2___
F# _________7__________2_______________________2_
E  ___________7-6____2_________2_________________



E  ____________________________________ 
B  ____________________________________ 
G# _________________2B____2B___________ 
F# ____________________________________ 
E  __2~2C__2C__2~2C____2C____2C~2~2C___ 


E  _________________________
B  _________________________
G# ______4B______2B~2_______
F# _2--4____4--2______2_____
E  _____________________2___



**3:21 TO 3:24**

B  _____________________________
G# _________2~2B_________5_6_7__
F# _______2______2___4_5________
E  _2_1_2_______________________


B  __7~~~_______________________
G# __7B~7_______________________
F# ________7-6__6-5_____________
E  ___________________4-3__3-2__


***

G# ________________________________________2B__   
E  ____________________________________________   
B  _____________2~2A~2____2~2A~2_____2~2A______   
G# ______2~2B__________2B________2B____________   
F# ____2_______________________________________   
E  __2________2________________________________ 

G# _______2B__________2B___________2B_________
E  ___________________________________________
B  __2~2A____2A~2~2A______2A~2~2A_____2A~2~2A_
G# ___________________________________________
F# ___________________________________________
E  ___________________________________________ 



G# __2B__________2B_____________________
E  _____________________________________
B  _____2A~2~2A_____2A~2____2___________
G# ______________________2B____2B__2B___
F# _____________________________________
E  _____________________________________


Keep in mind that Paul raises his 8th string with the C pedal. You could slide it if you don't have that change, but it doesn't seem to have the same bounce. Have fun.
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Kyle Everson

 

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Post  Posted 13 Apr 2008 10:14 pm    
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I added tab for what I think he is doing from 3:21 to 3:24. It's pretty fast, and there are a lot of slurs in there. It's as close as I can get for now. Enjoy!
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