Simple E9 licks....experienced tabber needed...help!

[Charles Fager]

I would like to ask if any of you could help me (very occasionally) with a few simple E9 lick tabs. I am an new-intermediate E9 player and sometimes have difficulty figuring out licks which I hear and like. I was wondering if any of you could help me from time to time with some simple stuff....I can send short clips electronically...anybody interested in helping a struggling and relatively new player who needs a boost? I would be most grateful for any help.. I am currently working the Jeff Newman courses but need some tutoring on how to figure out licks...CF

[Richard Damron]

Charles -

You may find some valuable help on forumite Greg Cutshaw's web page. He has a ton of stuff tabbed out and in a great variety of styles, etc..

Hope this helps,

Respectfully,

Richard

[Jeff Garden]

Lots of great tab of country classics thru the years at Rebel and Ricky's Site

http://users.interlinks.net/rebel/steel/steel.html

[Jerry H. Moore]

Go to the YouTube and look up Mickey Adams. This is some good stuff!!! All levels.

[Gary Shepherd]

I'd like to hear some cool licks when you find them. I might be able to help some, as time permits of course.

[Robert Leaman]

Doug Beaumier sells an extremely nice book of tabs/licks with an accompanying CD. He plays each tab/lick at two different speeds on the CD. The tabs/licks are numbered so any one of them can be found quickly and associated with the CD and/or book. Since there are 100 hot licks, when you learn all those tabs (licks), you'll be a very busy PSG musician.

http://www.dougbsteel.com/

[Mickey Adams]

Charles, try this link....
[url] http://www.youtube.com/user/Singlpilot
Thanks for the plug there Jerry...Mickey