Out of Nowhere" tab for C6th

[Larry Lenhart]

I feel a little guilty about taking up so much space: (1) these arent tunes anyone has requested, (2) they arent professional arrangements, (3) they may not be tunes anyone cares to play on the steel.

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Out of Nowhere
Key of G
Transcribed straight from fake book
Easy arrangment
C6th tuning-standard set up


Gmaj7
1_____________________|______________
2_____________________|______________
3_________7(L)_7(7)___|_7____________
4_____7________7___ __|__________7___
5_7____________7______|______7_______
6______________7______|______________
7_____________________|______________
8_____________________|______________
9_____________________|______________
10_____________________|______________
You came to me from out of

Bbm7 Eb9 Gmaj7
1______|______________|__________________
2_1____|______________|__________________
3_1____|__________13__|_______7(L)_7(7)__
4_1____|_13~12~13_____|____7_______7_____
5_1____|_13~12~13_____|_7__________7_____
6_1____|_13~12~13_____|____________7_____
7______|_13~12~13_____|__________________
8______|______________|__________________
9______|__5 pedal ____|__________________
10______|___down_______|__________________
No where You too my heart

Bm7 Bm7 E7
1____________|_________|______________
2____________|__2______|_______________
3_7__________|__2______|_______________
4__________7_|__2______|_______________
5_____ 7_____|__2______|_______________
6____________|__2______|_______________
7____________|_________|_______________
8____________|_________|_______________
9____________|_________|_______________
10____________|_________|_______________
and found it free

Am
1__________________|
2__________________|
3______________12__|
4______________12__|
5______________12__|
6_12__13__12___12__|
7__________________|
8__________________|
9__________________|
10__________________|
Won-der-ful dreams

E7
1_______________________|
2_______________________|
3__________11_____11____|
4__________11_____11____|
5__________11(5)__11(5)_|
6_12_13 12_11(6)__11(6)_|
7_______________________|
8_______________________|
9_______________________|
10_______________________|
Won-der-ful schemes from

Em7 Am7 E7
1________|_________|_________________|
2________|_________|_________________|
3________|_________|_________________|
4_12(7)__|_12______|_13__12_13_______|
5_12_____|_12______|________13(5)_13_|
6_12_____|_12______|________13_______|
7_12_____|_12______|________13_______|
8________|_________|_________________|
9________|_________|_________________|
10________|_________|_________________|
No -- Where made ev-ry hour

D7
1_________________________|______|
2_________________________|_9____|
3_________________________|_9____|
4_______12_13_13_______13_|_9____|
5_13(5)__________13(5)____|_9____|
6_________________________|_9(6)_|
7_________________________|______|
8_________________________|______|
9_________________________|______|
10_________________________|______|
Sweet as a flow-er for me

Gmaj7
1_____________________|______________
2_____________________|______________
3_________7(L)_7(7)___|_7____________
4_____7________7___ __|__________7___
5_7____________7______|______7_______
6______________7______|______________
7_____________________|______________
8_____________________|______________
9_____________________|______________
10_____________________|______________
If you should go back to your

E7 Bm7 E7
1___________|______________
2___________|______________
3___________|______________
4_6(7)_6(7)_|______________
5_6_________|______________
6_6_________|______________
7_6_________|______________
8___________|______________
9___________|______________
10___________|______________
No-where

Gmaj7 G6 E7
1_____________________|__________|____
2_____________________|__________|____
3_________7(L)_7(7)___|_7________|____
4_____7________7___ __|________7_|_7(7)_
5_7____________7______|____7_____|_7_
6______________7______|__________|_7___
7_____________________|__________|____
8_____________________|__________|____
9_____________________|__________|____
10_____________________|__________|____
Leaving me with a mem-o- ry

Am7
1__________________|
2__________________|
3______________12__|
4______________12__|
5______________12__|
6_12__13__12___12__|
7__________________|
8__________________|
9__________________|
10__________________|
I'll al-ways wait


E7b9
1___________________________|
2___________________________|
3__________11_____12__12(7)_|
4__________11_______________|
5__________11(5)____________|
6_12_13 12_11(6)____________|
7___________________________|
8___________________________|
9___________________________|
10___________________________|
for your re-turn out of

A7 Cm
1___________|_________________
2_12________|_________________
3_12________|_12_______12(L)__
4_12________|_12_______12_____
5_12________|_12_______12(5)__
6_12________|_12_______12_____
7_12________|__________12_____
8___________|_________________
9___________|_________________
10___________|_________________
No- where

G6 Gdim
1_________________________|
2_________________________|
3_9_______________________|
4_____9___10___________9__|
5________________9________|
6_________________________|
7_________________________|
8_________________________|
9_________________________|
10_________________________|
Hop-ing you'll bring your


D7 G
1_______________|
2______6________|
3______6_____7__|
4______6(5)__7__|
5_9____6(6)__7__|
6____________7__|
7____________7__|
8_______________|
9_______________|
10_______________|
love to me

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Yeah but look at the beautiful tab and posting work here. Larry you got it my friend; keep it up, I'm proud of ya.
Ricky
<FONT SIZE=1 COLOR="#8e236b"><p align=CENTER>[This message was edited by Ricky Davis on 09 August 2000 at 09:00 PM.]</p></FONT>

[John Steele]

What a GREAT tune !
Thanks Larry
-John

[Jeff Lampert]

I wish I knew the song.

[Larry Lenhart]

I tabbed this song this summer. I got the inspiration from a recording by Chet Atkins in the 60's on his "Guitar Genius" album that he recorded with his brother Jim Atkins-who has a voice similar to Bing Crosby. Then a few days ago someone posted a PBS site for the Garrison Keiller (spelling?) show "Prairie(spelling?) Home Companion" and on that show Buddy Emmons played this tune along with a violin player, whose name I do not know. Do a search on Emmons on PBS and within that section Bob put a direct link to the show in 1998 at 151.05 where the song begins.<FONT SIZE=1 COLOR="#8e236b"><p align=CENTER>[This message was edited by Larry Lenhart on 09 August 2000 at 11:23 AM.]</p></FONT>

[John Steele]

Buddy Emmons recorded a great version of this tune on one of his recent Swing Shift CD's.
I think it's on the "It's all in the Swing" CD.
-John
Edit: Larry, have you tried playing the first bar like this (to save some teeth clenching?)
1------------------
2------------------
3-------------7(7--
4-----7~~7(7--7(7--
5--7--7~~7---------
6--7----------7----
7-----7~~7---------
8--7---------------
9------------------
10-----------------
<FONT SIZE=1 COLOR="#8e236b"><p align=CENTER>[This message was edited by John Steele on 09 August 2000 at 07:59 PM.]</p></FONT>

[Harry Hess]

Larry,

Keep 'em coming. I've been saving 'em all. When I wrap up the project I'm on in a week or two, I'm gonna print 'em out and have a go at 'em. Thanks, they're very much appreciated.

Your Bud,
HH

[BJ Bailey]

Hey thanks alot Larry you did a great Job on the tab.
This is alot of help for us who are tired of useing C6 for an armrest

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BJ Bailey

[Al Marcus]

Hi Larry, It makes me feel good to see you ,and others putting out these tabs for the younger steel players. We need more of this showing all the old tunes. I played most of them in my time, I remember playing " Out of Nowhere" about 1948 on my Gibson 6 pedal 8 string Electra-Harp, "where or when", "talk of the town"(that would be a good one to do). Thanks for the backups CD, now I can sit down and play my old tunes with a backup band that knows the chords...al