The One Rose (That's Left in My Heart) Leon McAuliffe
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The One Rose (That's Left in My Heart) Leon McAuliffe
Would anyone know what neck/tuning Leon McAuliffe would have used on this track from Leon Redbone’s Champagne Charlie album?
Spoiler alert…..his performance is brilliant.
Thanks in advance.
Spoiler alert…..his performance is brilliant.
Thanks in advance.
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Leon and Leon--The Only Rose
To me it sounds like B 13
A B D# F# G# B D# 7string
possibly A B D# F# G# B D# F# 8 string or
F# A B D# F# G# B D#
or B6: B D# F# G# B D# 6 string
but then you lose that 7th(A natural on bottom) which I am pretty sure I heard more than once
Any other ideas?
A B D# F# G# B D# 7string
possibly A B D# F# G# B D# F# 8 string or
F# A B D# F# G# B D#
or B6: B D# F# G# B D# 6 string
but then you lose that 7th(A natural on bottom) which I am pretty sure I heard more than once
Any other ideas?
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At the beginning he plays an arpeggio of a B major chord and it sounds like open strings (plus there is absolutely no vibrato on any of the notes) so that's what I'm basing it on. It does not sound like a bar is on the strings for that arpeggio.
The notes are B D# F# B D#. The D#'s would not be in a normal E13 tuning. I'm not familiar with Leon's various tunings but this would be the same as a C13 tuned down a half step.
I sure would like to hear some of the more seasoned vets weigh in on this. It's possible he's used this tuning before or perhaps he has used C13 before and just tuned it down to B for this song. Maybe someone can enlighten us.
The notes are B D# F# B D#. The D#'s would not be in a normal E13 tuning. I'm not familiar with Leon's various tunings but this would be the same as a C13 tuned down a half step.
I sure would like to hear some of the more seasoned vets weigh in on this. It's possible he's used this tuning before or perhaps he has used C13 before and just tuned it down to B for this song. Maybe someone can enlighten us.
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I am no help on the tuning but just found this in the rabbit hole. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CEG7eBJCwZk Leon (Redbone) was a fantastic guitar picker! I know who I will be listening to this week!
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Off-topic a bit.....but another killer version of this tune w/ steel:
Michael Nesmith w/ Red Rhodes
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mOXJIGFEn8k
Michael Nesmith w/ Red Rhodes
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mOXJIGFEn8k
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I've hardly been able to get away from this song for the last month or two.
Can anyone else recommend later work with Leon's steel playing?
I really love this, surely there are other "late period" examples beside the last of the Texas Playboys.
Can anyone else recommend later work with Leon's steel playing?
I really love this, surely there are other "late period" examples beside the last of the Texas Playboys.
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