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Topic: What intro would you use ? |
Barry Blackwood
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Posted 16 Jul 2014 10:30 am |
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| Couldn't miss with the Jerry Garcia intro.. |
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james sluder
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Tennessee, USA
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Posted 17 Jul 2014 7:30 pm
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| Ron Page wrote: |
| The Jeff Newman 'Give Me An Intro' approach is that mentioned above-- use the chord progression of the last 4 bars of the song for the intro. |
Ron i have the Jeff Newman [ give me an intro } and [just play the melody } with tab & cassette track's on vhs.There really good to use .
I was using the turn around 35 years ago when i played 6 string lead . |
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james sluder
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Tennessee, USA
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Posted 17 Jul 2014 7:30 pm
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| Ron Page wrote: |
| The Jeff Newman 'Give Me An Intro' approach is that mentioned above-- use the chord progression of the last 4 bars of the song for the intro. |
Ron i have the Jeff Newman [ give me an intro } and [just play the melody } with tab & cassette track's on vhs.There really good to use .
I was using the turn around 35 years ago when i played 6 string lead . |
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james sluder
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Tennessee, USA
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Posted 17 Jul 2014 7:32 pm
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| Ron Page wrote: |
| The Jeff Newman 'Give Me An Intro' approach is that mentioned above-- use the chord progression of the last 4 bars of the song for the intro. |
Ron i have the Jeff Newman [ give me an intro } and [just play the melody } with tab & cassette track's on vhs.There really good to use .
I was using the turn around 35 years ago when i played 6 string lead . |
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Daniel Policarpo
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Posted 22 Jul 2014 5:53 am
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| Bo Legg wrote: |
Jeff Newman had an intro for all occasions that he posted in an old old guitar player magazine when he was the Steel guitar contributor to the mag.
I can't find it but he just noodled up the major scale with harmony and the band can play whatever chord progression they want behind it.
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After a couple years learning, I've been revisiting those articles and they make a lot more sense.
Here's the on you reference, Bo....
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