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Alex Cattaneo Tab Index

Post by Alex Cattaneo »

Here are a bunch of tabs I previously posted all under one roof. I will keep the list up to date and add links when new stuff is available. Please let me know if a link doesn't work.

Ralph MOONEY - One More Memory (Wynn Stewart)
https://app.box.com/s/p2o3eemwzbe98t7el0pc

Gary CARTER - I'll Come Running (Connie Smith)
https://app.box.com/s/p9yfdu6dm3f4vwyy2kwj

Buddy CHARLETON - Pass The Booze (Ernest Tubb)
https://app.box.com/s/lo27y9x1farby90okh0h

Bobby BLACK - Semi-truck (Commander Cody)
https://app.box.com/s/u27a5sak6ql6g7y45e1w

Lloyd GREEN - Mountain Dew (Mel Street)
https://app.box.com/s/po5x62dxup656xeib4b7

Weldon MYRICK - Darlin, Are You Ever Coming Home (Connie Smith)
https://app.box.com/s/vc96s0gowo9qhxj32bwd

Weldon MYRICK - Nobody But A Fool (Connie Smith)
https://app.box.com/s/4gffjfjg3n425b4ey34f

Paul FRANKLIN - Who's Cheatin Who (C6 arr. for E9)
https://app.box.com/s/861fxtauy406g2z5k57n

Randle CURRIE - No (Brad Paisley)
https://app.box.com/s/fdjx3ee52jea4mveqqrr

Added Sept 20th, 2013:

Sonny GARRISH - Better Things To Do (Terri Clark)
https://app.box.com/s/sahuw2ejcazg6tk0cqqb

Added Dec 4th, 2013

Russ PAHL - Redneck Woman (Gretchen Wilson)
https://app.box.com/s/y6hlc7sqwoj0ij41k5k0

Added Jan 28th, 2014

Buddy Emmons - Mr Record Man
https://app.box.com/s/ufkwrdlcfjgi5cnyu4fe

Lloyd Green - Farewell Party
https://app.box.com/s/9rhbdiiuml4xqmid13wn

Added Oct 13th, 2014

Weldon MYRICK - Storms Never Last
https://app.box.com/s/o4k631sjjgsbi9vfdnnz

Added Feb 5th, 2015

Jay Dee MANNESS - Hello trouble
https://app.box.com/s/wxj81ww784m92k6jy8iij31wpfj1ji5e

Gary CARTER - Applejack
https://app.box.com/s/5a5tw3fhq6op0gwi41j6dfz94x7245uo
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:D :D :D
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Post by Richard Keller »

Nice and handy, thanks Alex.
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Thanks, as always, Alex :)
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Post by Daniel Policarpo »

Very cool, Alex.
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Great stuff there Alex. Many thanks, stevet
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Post by Douglas Schuch »

Thanks! I had saved a few of these, but others I don't think I've seen.
Pedal steel, lap steel, resonator, blues harp - why suck at just one instrument when you can do so on many?
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cheers and thanks
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Post by Bob Snelgrove »

Alex

Where do we find the legacy tabs?

bob
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Post by Alex Cattaneo »

The legacy tabs are the ones I sell for 5$ per song; they include Don't Rock The Jukebox, Highway 40 Blues and a bunch of other "big projects", where every note of pedal steel is tabbed (fills, intros, solos, back-up. etc.). Simply send me an email for details.
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Post by Chris Willingham »

I picked up Alex's don't rock the jukebox a while back. Great, complete tab. Just worked up the Currie solo to "No" too. Man, what a simple, but very beautiful break. Thanks Alex!
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Added the solo for Redneck Woman.
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Post by Alex Cattaneo »

Added links for Farewell Party (Lloyd Green) and Mr Record Man (Buddy Emmons)
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Post by Bob Snelgrove »

Thanks, Alex

Do you have any YouTube links for the latest 2 tabs?

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Post by Alex Cattaneo »

Hi Bob,

This is the Mr Record Man video with Buddy playing the break around the 1:26 mark:

http://youtu.be/Rr8cynrrJH0

As for Farewell Party, it's from the original Gene Watson recording.

Cheers!
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Post by Daniel Ibanez »

Hi Alex,
I would like to acknowledge your fabulous contribution to the pedal steel guitar tablatures.
I started using TablEdit some years ago, first on acoustic guitar tabs, then on pedal steel, when I learnt that Doug Beaumier worked on such a request.
Your tabs are impeccable and of a great help.
It's a pitty that the sound of TablEdit at playback is not good, unlikely acoustic guitar sound and effect.
Also I am not sure if the TablEdit application allows a complete customization of the copedant. I changed my 10-string E9th onto a 12-string Extended-E9th.
Not a big complaint but I am curious if this could be customized.
Many Thanks
Daniel
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Post by Alex Cattaneo »

Thanks Daniel, very kind of you. As far as customizing the copendent, this is how I do it. Open a Tabledit document, and make sure you select "pedal steel" for an instrument (score menu > instrument > pedal steel).

Then you enter a note and go in the "note" menu, and click on "pitch change". Then you will have the copedent interface and you can change anything you want, and assign any letter to any change you like. Once you have everything you need, save the document as a template. Whenever I start a new tab, I open the template document and start from there, so I don't have to re-program my copedent every time. Hope this makes sense!
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Bump for Easter week-end!
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Post by Joseph van der Eijk »

Hello,

Just got some amazing tab's and backing tracks from Alex.
Delivered fast (by email) to me, just the way I like it.
I am a big Lloyd Green fan and he had some of Lloyd's songs worked out on tab.
Good tab, created with tabledit, so they are easy to read and some very nice backing tracks.
On his website I also found a CD called "Pedal Steel Play​-​Along Tracks vol. I".
It has some more backing tracks on it.
Check it out.
And Alex, Thanks again.

Joost :-)
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Added the link for Storms Never Last, break by Weldon MYRICK"
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Added links for Jay Dee Manness and Gary Carter tabs.
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Post by Dave Campbell »

great job as always, alex. i really want to thank you for all these tabs, they've taught me a tonne.

my band has been playing a bunch of the lloyd green instrumentals that i got from you.
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Post by John Booth »

WHAT A GREAT BUNCH OF TABS!

THANKS Brother !
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Post by Bob Snelgrove »

Alex

Could you tab that awesome ending of JD's @1:51??


thx

bob
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Post by Graham »

You should really try tabbing something out yourself instead of using what others have done.

Storms Never Last is a case in point. Originally done by Weldon in key of Ab and tabbed out by Fred Amendola for the Rebelâ„¢,Ricky and Jeff web site. All you did was change it to key of A and start on 10th fret instead of 11!

Semi- truck is another. I didn't have the Commander Cody lp for this. Fred sent me sound files for 3 of the songs, along with tab for Semi-truck and Lookin' at the World Thru a Windshield. All 3 were on the 1972 page of the Rebelâ„¢,Ricky and Jeff website.

Fred supplied many other tabs to the site during it's run.
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