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I just finished this recording, one of my favorite Hawaiian tunes, Coconut Grove. A6 tuning, 6 strings. Hope you like it. Happy New Year! ----> CLICK
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Sounds great Doug. High to low, E,C#,A,F#,E,C# ?

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Thanks Tony, yes, that's the tuning I'm using. Cheers
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Post by Bosse Engzell »

Why not C6. Sound Great!!!

Happy New Year

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Post by Bryce Baker »

Excellent steel guitar, Doug. This and your "so rare"
are really great. Always look forward to anything you do.
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Post by Doug Beaumier »

Hi Bosse, the song "lays out" better on A6 IMO. It's a matter of intervals. With A6, the full (3 note) major chord is on the top 3 strings, with the 5th of the chord on top. That seems to work well for this song. Have a great 2014!

Thanks, Bryce, much appreciated.
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Post by Allen Hutchison »

Great stuff Doug - love it!
Hope it's in the new book when you do one? :D
All the best in 2014 & cheers from Oz. 8)
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Thanks Allen. Yes, this song will be in the new book. I was planning to do an all-Hawaiian book/CD this time, but I've decided to do a mix of Hawaiian, classic Country, and 50s pop, much like the other books I've done. Three tunings, A6, C6, B11. Probably 12 to 15 songs. It will take a few months to do though. The tablature is no problem. I can do a song in TablEdit in about 20 minutes. It's the recordings that take me forever to complete. :o 8)
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re new book - great news, I'm in! :D

Personally speaking, I'd prefer a mixture of numbers as per your other books. 8)

Looking forward to it. :D
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