The Steel Guitar Forum

Hi guys. Its 7.30pm in the evening here in the UK. I am setting up my steel and am going to attempt tabbing another one of my youtube videos. SO?

What shall I do for you?

Lets say, the first three replys to this thread with the same answer gets the vote and as soon as I have 3 replies for the same song, I will start tabbing it and upload it to my website tomorrow for you to download if you wish.

Regards,

David Hartley

folsom prison

folsom prison

folsom prison

You never said it had to be three different posters!

3 separate replies and?

I didn't do folsom prison as an instrumental?

David

Nervous Breakdown By Jerry Reed I think Brad Paisley
did it also.

Mr. Hartley

How about coal miners daughter or Hello Mary Lou

Thanks and keep on picking

Dave Alley

"My Man's Gone Now"...George Gershwin.

No, you didn't do it as an instrumental, but you could make a backing track of that great utube vid, maybe using your band. If you are only doing instrumentals then that is fine, but i would love to play along like you did in your video.

Hi David, Tab is cool and we all would love to have it however, it would be awesome to hear you and your band preform a randition of Gohst Riders and Under The Double Eagle. As instrumentals of coarse.
I admire your work and listen and watch you every day on You Tube. Thank you, Chuck

Amandas Seranade Please!!

Dirty Little Town or Hinges on The Door.
thanks

farwell party ___f--

Dave, Hi. Too much to choose from, I'd like it if you could tab every lick in every number. But somewhere at the top of my list would be the Ballad of Jed Clampitt or Orange Blossom Special. Whatever you choose to do, thankyou for inspiring and helping us lesser mortals. Michael

Save the last dance for me.

David how about, Crying Time? You are the Man!

I'll second for the ballad of Jed Clampett

Ballad of Jed Clampet, also can you post rhythm track?

BF

Hi David,

"Crying Time Again" or "I Fell in Love".

Thanks!

M.E.

Wichita Lineman

OK 3 votes for the Ballad of Jed

Starting it now for you

DH

I got in here late, but I vote for, "Dirty Little Town".

"Blue Steel Blues", written by Tad Daffen. Bob White had a great version on his "Steel Trek" album.
Thomas Cross

The Ballad of Jed Clampet is done for you here..

http://www.amarillocountrymusicduo.com/page2.htm

Please keep sending in on this thread as to what you would like next. I think Dirty Little Town needs one more vote for me to do that next for you! There was 10 hours work in preapring this last tab for you all so please go along download it to add to your collection of tabs. It has some speed picking in for you all to learn!

Regards,

David Hartley

David, I'll buy two copies of "Dirty Little Town", it that will influence your decision. I seem to hear something similar to 'ol Moons picking in this song. Of course you're so darn good at picking anything you do, it's a great way to start my day.