Well I gave it a quick listen and sounds like the ole 5 and 8 string lick with some heavy vibrato and slide thing. Is that what your talkin' about Les? Give it whirl and see what ya come up with.
Ricky
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Oh the lick he his playing preceeding the 4 chord sounds like a 7/9 chord with vibrato also. What ever key the song is in go two frets back from pedal down 1 chord and play strings 2; 3 and 5 with A and B pedals down. Then it goes to the 4 chord and then play strings 5 and 8 no pedals and shake that bar man and slide on down to the pedal down 4 chord. Make since?
I don't have a pedal steel handy right now; but if that don't help just from me listening to it; I can work it out for ya this weekend when I get home; or someone may have exactly the part for you by then.
Ricky
I don't have a pedal steel handy right now; but if that don't help just from me listening to it; I can work it out for ya this weekend when I get home; or someone may have exactly the part for you by then.
Ricky
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Yeah, thats a great lick. It brings back memories of when I was first starting out. A lot of the songs coming out then had Pete playing on them. I was actually pretty good at playing his style once. Through the years, that technique has somehow faded into oblivian. Thanks Paul for bringing it back to life.
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