Ralph Mooney

Instruments, mechanical issues, copedents, techniques, etc.

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Fred Jack
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Post by Fred Jack »

Viz ... Jeff Newman has some very good material in R.Mooney style. Under your spell again ... and others. Good luck, regards, fred
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Joerg Hennig
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Post by Joerg Hennig »

Although it´s not instructional, there is a video "Waylon Jennings - the Lost Outlaw Performance" which has some totally great playing by Mooney and many nice close-up shots. Also, if you wanna play like Moon, make sure to have that single E to F# raise (absolutely crucial) and either high F# to G or even better, G# to G on your guitar.
I´m a big Mooney fan too and figured out a lot of his stuff just by listening.

Good luck, Joe H.
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William Steward
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Post by William Steward »

Joe-Thanks for that tip on the Waylon Jennings video. I am sure you can get it other places, but I found it on amazon.com http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/630311346X/qid=1028050968/sr=2-3/ref=sr_2_3/002-6197590-8845666
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