E9: Al Perkins solo
Posted: 2 Jan 2012 11:47 am
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E9: Al Perkins solo
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Posted: 2 Jan 2012 1:12 pm
thanks Frank, I love this rendition and this whole album for steel. I thought the first chord was a diminished but i couldn't find the right voicing. Your tabs helped with that... thanks again!
Sleepless Nights
Posted: 5 Jan 2012 3:14 am
Frank
I have been working on the solo tab for the track on the Sleepless Night CD, "Sleepless Nights"
That solo is so clear and played with great style.
If you Tab this one, I'd love to see it.
Kind Regards From The UK
(I'll send you a copy of mine, when I have written it down.)
John
I have been working on the solo tab for the track on the Sleepless Night CD, "Sleepless Nights"
That solo is so clear and played with great style.
If you Tab this one, I'd love to see it.
Kind Regards From The UK
(I'll send you a copy of mine, when I have written it down.)
John
sleepless nights
Posted: 5 Jan 2012 11:04 am
Thanks again Frank, I appreciate the effort put into your tabs!
Dana
Dana
Posted: 5 Jan 2012 11:36 am
Thanks, guys - I'm just starting now to appreciate AL PERKINS .
Hey Dana -
Sounds sweet on a blonde Bud, dunnit?
Hey Dana -
Sounds sweet on a blonde Bud, dunnit?
sleepless nights
Posted: 6 Jan 2012 1:14 am
Hey Frank, you know it! Although I'm not quite as good as Mr. Perkins 
,But yeah My ole' Bud still sounds sweet, even though it looks as if it's done battles in every honky tonk from Bakersfield to Nashville. Too me it is beautiful and almost as good looking as yours. I'd like to refinish it but I guess I'm a purist at heart.
,But yeah My ole' Bud still sounds sweet, even though it looks as if it's done battles in every honky tonk from Bakersfield to Nashville. Too me it is beautiful and almost as good looking as yours. I'd like to refinish it but I guess I'm a purist at heart.sleepless nights
Posted: 6 Jan 2012 1:32 am
Frank, thanks for posting the site for Al Perkins, I didn't realize he toured with Mason Proffit!I was a sucker for all that kinda music,loved Gram, Lloyd,Jaydee, BE, Flanz,Cage,Sneaky Pete,Jerry Byrd, Buddy Merril, most classic country.
Posted: 19 Nov 2014 8:19 am
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Posted: 17 Apr 2021 8:59 pm
Bumping up another great tab by Frank.
Bummer that Picosong doesn't work anymore, but here's the song. Solo @ 1:51. It's a good'un!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mXtSUbKiExY
Bummer that Picosong doesn't work anymore, but here's the song. Solo @ 1:51. It's a good'un!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mXtSUbKiExY
Posted: 17 Apr 2021 10:46 pm
Thank you, Frank, for including the melody staff.
I know it means nothing to most people but it's a great help to the few, especially for the rhythm ironically
I would also add that alongside Buddy Emmons and Bobby Black, Al Perkins was one of my earliest inspirations to take up pedal steel.
I know it means nothing to most people but it's a great help to the few, especially for the rhythm ironically
I would also add that alongside Buddy Emmons and Bobby Black, Al Perkins was one of my earliest inspirations to take up pedal steel.
Posted: 18 Apr 2021 4:33 am
My intention exactly, Ian.Ian Rae wrote:Thank you, Frank, for including the melody staff.
I know it means nothing to most people but it's a great help to the few, especially for the rhythm ironically
Tabs
Posted: 15 May 2021 10:26 am
Frank,
WOW!!! This is what I call a perfect tab (IMHO), with key signature, chord symbols, staff notation and the grips. Like Ian Rae said "I know it means nothing to most people but it's a great help to the few". Please include lyrics with it, as if, you do not have enuf to do.
Thanx.
WOW!!! This is what I call a perfect tab (IMHO), with key signature, chord symbols, staff notation and the grips. Like Ian Rae said "I know it means nothing to most people but it's a great help to the few". Please include lyrics with it, as if, you do not have enuf to do.
Thanx.