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sonbone


From:
Waxahachie, TX
Post  Posted 22 Feb 1999 7:51 pm    
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Here's a little major scale lick that I find is
pretty useful. This is one of those licks that
will work over a chord progression or a single chord.
Example is key of D. Eighth notes except for last note
resolve with quarter, whole, half three measures or
whatever.

E9th



1-----------------------------------
2--10-------------------------------
3-----------------------------------
4------10-------10------10------10--
5----------10A------10--------------
6---------------------------10B-----
7-----------------------------------
8-----------------------------------
9-----------------------------------
10----------------------------------
M T T M T M T T

1-----------------------------------
2--10-------------------------------
3-----------------------------------
4------10-------10------10------10--
5----------10A------10--------------
6---------------------------10B-----
7-----------------------------------
8-----------------------------------
9-----------------------------------
10----------------------------------
M T T M T M T T

1-------------------------------------
2--10---------------------------------
3-------------------------------------
4------10-------10------10------10----
5----------10A------10----------------
6---------------------------10B-----10
7-------------------------------------
8-------------------------------------
9-------------------------------------
10------------------------------------
M T T M T M T M T



sonbone

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[This message was edited by sonbone on 31 December 2004 at 04:01 AM.]

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Toby Rider

 

From:
Fort Worth, Texas, USA
Post  Posted 17 Dec 2004 10:12 pm    
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A nice one. Thanks!
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Tom Gorr

 

From:
Three Hills, Alberta
Post  Posted 17 Dec 2004 10:22 pm    
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Sonbone,

I think I took my first "self-directed" PSG lessons using licks you posted on your personal website back in 1998...

If that was your site - thanks!
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Gord Cole


From:
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Post  Posted 23 Dec 2004 1:35 pm    
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Hi Sonbone:
Thanks for the lick ! Like Tom above I also want to thank you for your helping me get into the pedal steel world. Back in '97 I was hunting for any source of pedal steel info and your site came up. I e-mailed you and you answered back with some tuning advice for my old childhood lapsteel...that was the first step for me getting into this crazy musical obsession. I hate you.
Thanks again.
--Gord
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sonbone


From:
Waxahachie, TX
Post  Posted 31 Dec 2004 4:10 am    
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Thanks guys! Glad to be of some help. Sure had a lot of nice guys help me when I was getting started, it's nice to continue that tradition. Now, I just need to get to work and put some more stuff up on the 'ol web site

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