Nightlife

[Ron Sodos]

Anyone have tablature for nightlife on C6th. I am not sure if it was Jimmy Day or Buddy Emmons who did the original. I have a tape of Emmons doing an instrumental version. Increibly beautiful.

[Ricky Davis]

Well here is the intro and Solo tabbed from the original 1963 Ray Price Recording with Buddy Emmons cutting with a Shobud>
http://users.interlinks.net/rebel/steel/1963.html

[John Bresler]

Herby Wallace has a killer version on a backup course.

[Bud Harger]

Ricky, I'm still looking for a tab of Buddy Emmons' breaks on the bridge...you know, after:

"Listen to the blues they're playin'..." and "Listen to what the blues are sayin'"...

Any help?

bUd

[Ricky Davis]

Hey Bud; yeah I never tabbed that part, only the intro and solo.
Good luck.
Ricky

[Dave Birkett]

Hey Ricky, if memory serves (which it doesn't do as often anymore), Buddy played what I would call "rakes" on the bridge. What technique do you guys use for muting rakes? Fast bar movement?

[Ricky Davis]

I start the rake with the finger pick on the highest note and the Thumb pick on the lowest note....than I rake down quickly with the finger; than mute with the side of my hand the raked notes just before I hit the thumb pick note. Than of course you can mute the thumb pick note or continue on with that note being the first of the next consecutive notes.
Ricky

[Dave Birkett]

Thanks, Ricky.

[Ron Sodos]

Thanx for the tab....Don't you just love the C6th!

[B.Jenkins]

On the originial demo that was cut with Willie nelson,Paul Buskirk and W.C. "Willie" Buskirk, Who all 3 were the writers of the hit.The steel player was Herb Remington.
Billy<FONT SIZE=1 COLOR="#8e236b"><p align=CENTER>[This message was edited by B.Jenkins on 19 January 2004 at 05:04 AM.]</p></FONT>