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This is an eight count bridge in the key of A. I got it from the group Wine & Roses on their song "Real Ladies Man" They use it as a bridge from the One chord A at the end of the verse to the four chord opening of the chorus. Its eight counts, the first of the counts is when the A (one chord) is played at fret five; the bridge then makes up the next seven counts to introduce the D.

1____________________________________________
2____________________________________________
3____________________________________________
4___5________________________________________
5___5_____12---a_____12---a____10a___10---a__
6___5_____12b_______12B______10b___10b_______
7____________________________________________
8____________________________________________
9____________________________________________
10___________________________________________


1____________________________________________
2____________________________________________
3____________________________________________
4____________________________________________
5_____10a-----10_____8______5---a____________
6_____10b-----10_____8______5b_______________
7____________________________________________
8____________________________________________
9____________________________________________
10___________________________________________


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Hay Buck
Nice phrase, sounds good
If ya want to fatten it up a little , try this::
Strings 5-6 & 8 open on the 5th fret slide up to 12th fret & add A&B pedals back to 10th
fret A&B pedals then release to B pedal & D lever slide down to 6th fret with A pedal & F lever then back to 5th fret with A&B pedals down
Rick

Thanks Rick, That sounds like a good one. I like that "B-D" (pedal-lever)to A-F (pedal - lever) shift. I use it in other places too. Have a good day! Buck "Blue Cryn'Steel"

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Thank you Buck
& keep sharing the good licks with all of us
Rick