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Topic: New web page / E9 Pentatonic Scales |
Doug Beaumier
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Northampton, MA
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Posted 1 Nov 2001 3:43 pm |
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I just uploaded a new page to my site. It's a lesson in Pentatonics on E9. I posted this material here on the forum some time ago. Check out the new page HERE
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Cairo Zoots
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Moville, Iowa ,next to the west fork of the Little Sioux River
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Posted 6 Nov 2001 4:29 am
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Northampton, MA is NOT just around the corner from Moville, Ia but thanks to Doug, Ricky, Smiley, Bengt, b0b, and all the rest of contributors to this Forum- wanna be's, novices, intermediates, even pro's, benefit from info available here. I heartily applaud the unselfish work these guys make available almost daily! On another note-there are Telethons televised yearly in order to benefit the handicapped-but to ME, guys like Doug Beaumier probably don't even suspect their work is treasured by people who have been struck down by crippling diseases. A better therapy could not be found for me, and I suspect, many others. I just want you to know what it means to me, Doug, and how much I appreciate it. Thank you.
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Doug Beaumier
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Northampton, MA
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Posted 6 Nov 2001 7:26 am
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Cairo,
Thank you for those kind words. The internet and the Steel Forum in particular have helped to bring us all together to share ideas. I've been a Forum member for nearly 4 years, and I still learn something new about the steel guitar every time I log on. Have a great day! db
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Bobbe Seymour
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Hendersonville TN USA, R.I.P.
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Posted 16 Nov 2001 2:20 pm
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Doug, Do you need pentatonic scales if you already know how much your pentatonic weighs?
And, what is the average weight of a pentatonic? A small one? A large one?
I visited the Pentatonic in washington D.C. once. (had five walls as I remember).
Conseualo Darvis,the great. |
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Sam White
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Coventry, RI 02816
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Posted 16 Nov 2001 6:34 pm
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Doug great job and thank you for helping me and all the other forumites.I have a lot of respect for guys like you who want to help other people espeically us guys that are learning to play Steel Guitar.Every little bit helps and once again thank you and don't forget the R.I. steel guitar show next year September 22 same place and this time the kitchen will be open.
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Bobbe Seymour
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Hendersonville TN USA, R.I.P.
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Posted 16 Nov 2001 7:47 pm
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Yes Doug, I was being silly just to bump this up for you but I think I should state that I really have a lot of respect for you and what your doing. However I sure wish you were down here working with me at Steel Guitar Nashville. We need you,but then so do the great folks in New England. You, Sam W.,Bill H. well, I better not get started on names, too many and all are wonderful folks and great players! only wish I could see all of you more often.
Your friend in the south. |
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slick
From:
Calhoun Georgia
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Posted 17 Nov 2001 3:10 pm
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Thanks Doug.Hey Bobby!Whats a Henway???
Slick Wayne |
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Bobby Lee
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Cloverdale, California, USA
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Posted 17 Nov 2001 4:09 pm
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My favorite pentatonic position in where you lower your E's to D# and lower strings 2 and 9 to C#. This gives you a C major or A minor pentatonic at the 1st (or 13th) fret. No pedaling required - just pick the strings up and down the scale. 
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Sierra Session 12 (E9), Williams 400X (E7, D6), Sierra Olympic 12 (F Diatonic)
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Doug Beaumier
From:
Northampton, MA
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Posted 17 Nov 2001 5:59 pm
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Thanks Bobbe!
Bobby, I like that position too, and it's included in my tab, but without the knee lever that you mentioned. I have to push pedal A to get that note 
The phrase less is more comes to mind with the pentatonics. A simple 5 note scale, but it blends so smoothly with the relative chord changes.
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Bobby Lee
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Cloverdale, California, USA
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Posted 17 Nov 2001 7:37 pm
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Bobbe Seymour
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Hendersonville TN USA, R.I.P.
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Posted 17 Nov 2001 9:07 pm
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Slick, what does a henway? 'bout three pounds!
All this equals one more bump, which is good because this is a good educational thread.
Keep after it Douggie B. |
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Bobbe Seymour
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Hendersonville TN USA, R.I.P.
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Posted 25 Nov 2001 12:52 am
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A "pentatonic" is like the old "hairtonic" except it is used guys with five sided heads! "Hey ED, are you still using that greasy penta-tonic on your head"? (he later changed to "qudra-tonic" when he lost one side of he head whilst gazing into a "heads-up display" in the new Cadillac "auto driver" optioned transport machine.
In other words, BUMP!! |
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