"Lay Myself Down" by Mazzy Star
https://youtu.be/EOVGlghiqNk
This song has a really neat steel part. Any ideas on how to tackle it?
Tablature Request: Lay Myself Down by Mazzy Star
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John Larson
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Tablature Request: Lay Myself Down by Mazzy Star
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Boo Bernstein
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John -- Strangely enough, I'm nearly certain that's me playing steel. I did a recording session with Mazzy Star in the early '90s and I never knew if any of the songs were released. That sure sounds like my style/tone/approach in those days. LOL!
I'll have to listen back but I don't believe there's anything particularly difficult in there. One of the licks that goes from a D minor chord to a G major is just 13th fret strings 4 & 5 (A pedal), then 13th fret strings 1 & 2, then 13 fret strings 3 & 4 and slide up to 15th fret and hit B&C pedals and then slowly release them.
Hope this helps. And thank you for letting me know that my tracks WERE used!
I'll have to listen back but I don't believe there's anything particularly difficult in there. One of the licks that goes from a D minor chord to a G major is just 13th fret strings 4 & 5 (A pedal), then 13th fret strings 1 & 2, then 13 fret strings 3 & 4 and slide up to 15th fret and hit B&C pedals and then slowly release them.
Hope this helps. And thank you for letting me know that my tracks WERE used!
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Matt Kidney
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