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Topic: Lloyd Green Fill fro "I Know One" |
Jon Graboff
From:
Santa Fe, New Mexico
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Posted 27 May 1999 1:14 pm |
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Well, Ricky Davis isn’t the only Lloyd Green freak out there with some spare time Here’s my contribution. A Lloyd Green fill in “I Know One” on Charlie Pride’s “Live At Panther Hall” A cool move from the 1 to lV chord leading into the first “B” section of the song.
1.________________________________________________10~~~~ 8__|
2.____________________________________10~~~~10L___10L~~~ 8__|
3.____________________________10______10b~~~10______________|
4.____________________________10____________________________|
5.____1a~~~5~~~5~~~5a~~~10__________________________________|
6.____1~~~~5~~~5b~~5b~~~10__________________________________|
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I’ve just finished tabbing everything Lloyd did in Shutters and Boards from the same record. Before I put it on the forum, I’d like someone to volunteer to check it for accuracy. Ricky Davis perhaps? Thanks.
[This message was edited by Ricky Davis on 01 November 2004 at 08:33 PM.] |
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John Steele (deceased)
From:
Renfrew, Ontario, Canada
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Posted 27 May 1999 5:18 pm
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Jon, that is one beautiful phrase, thank you!
And thanks for making me pull out that Panther Hall album again. It's so beautiful.
Hey, I even figured out Lloyd's first lick after Charlie starts singing the words, it's just a simple little A7 thing, but it's kinda cool.
A7
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4--11R~~11~~10~~~~~8R-----
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6--11~~~11~~10(B)~~8------
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That's how I figured it, anyway. Thanks!
-John [This message was edited by John Steele on 05-27-99] |
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Jon Graboff
From:
Santa Fe, New Mexico
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Posted 27 May 1999 7:19 pm
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| Hey, that's nice. I've been scratchin' my head about that one for a while. Thanks. |
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Bob Hoffnar
From:
Austin, Tx
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Posted 28 May 1999 8:07 am
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I got to meet Lloyd Green when I first started playing and he gave me what I concider the single most important concept to understanding the steel neck. "Learn how to play every phrase in at least 3 different ways". In that spirit:
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4. 15L 16L 15L
5. 15 15A 15
6. 16B 15B 15B 15
7. 15
8. 10 12 13L 15L 15L
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10.10 12A 13A 15
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4. 13LL 14LL 13LL 11LL 10
5. 13A 14 13 11A 10A
6.5B 8 8 10 13
7. 8
8.5 8LL 10 13LL
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I think this is right. LL means 1/2 step raise.
Bob[This message was edited by Bob Hoffnar on 05-28-99] |
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Heiko Aehle
From:
Bretleben GERMANY
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Posted 29 May 1999 12:28 pm
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| Jon, your email address is not correct, please send me your email address I have a message for you. Thanks, Heiko |
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John Steele (deceased)
From:
Renfrew, Ontario, Canada
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Posted 1 Nov 2004 7:09 pm
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This old thread deserves a bump !
-John
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John Steele (deceased)
From:
Renfrew, Ontario, Canada
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Posted 20 Jan 2006 4:03 pm
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Still panning for gold in this cut.
When Lloyd finishes his turnaround, he does this nice little walkup from the D chord to G
....D...........G
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2--5LL~~4------------
3---------------3----
4----------5---------
5---------------3----
6--5B~~4B--5B--------
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