Tablature idea........

Charles Curtis · Posted 24 May 2004 2:08 pm

This is certainly not original but have some of the pros thought about having the tablature to accompany the rhythym tracks of some of these fantastic recordings? I can sort of improvise, and I'm not making excuses being an "ear" player, but I don't think I have the time in this life to figure out how some are actually done like the artist originally did it. There are many ways to do things on the psg to get a similar sound; for example I don't think that I would have ever figured out how Lloyd Green did "Remember When" (just an example). I also know that I'll never have the "touch and feel" of the instrument like for example, Jay Dee Manness or Buck Reid, etc., but once in awhile I hit a good "lick" and a chill runs through.......

steve takacs · From: beijing, china via pittsburgh (deceased)

Charles; Buddy Emmons, Herby Wallace, Jeff Newman and others have done exactly that. There are courses galore with full instrument tracks, rhythym tracks and the tab. Fortunately, bob's "one stop steel shopping" on this site has much of the material. Click the "instruction" link above & choose your courses. steve

[This message was edited by steve takacs on 24 May 2004 at 09:21 PM.]

Ernie Renn · From: Brainerd, Minnesota USA

Charles;
Also check out Tab from Buddy! Or the Courses page.

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My best,
Ernie

www.buddyemmons.com

Ray Minich · From: Bradford, Pa. Frozen Tundra

Charles Curtis · Posted 25 May 2004 8:40 am

I have gladly purchased tab authored by the above mentioned and others but there are some new awesome instrumentals. One source is Scottys where I found the tab for the "Seymour & Day" album; great ideas.

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