E9 Emmons Cheat Sheet?

Adam Tracksler · From: Maine, USA

Is there a cheat sheet for an E9 Emmons style setup?

So, I know relative to the bar.....

A+B = IV
B+E = V7
A = VIm
A+B+LKV = Im

Is there any kind of a cheat sheet that shows all of the combos that I can print out?

If not, maybe we can put our heads together and make one up?

Thanks.

Ian Rae · From: Redditch, England

Or indeed A+B+LKV = IVm
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Jeff Garden · From: Center Sandwich, New Hampshire, USA

Here's a good place to start, Adam. Patricia Warnock did a really good job putting these downloads together..

http://www.cryinsteel.com/

Lee Warren · From: Nashville, Tennessee, USA

Hi Adam,
You may find Patricia Warnock's excellent charts helpful.

http://bb.steelguitarforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=147199&highlight=

She has also created one for C6.
Search her name for links.
Lee

Scott Duckworth · From: Etowah, TN Western Foothills of the Smokies

Patricia Warnock has you covered with E9 & C6 charts.
Go to http://www.cryinsteel.com/contact.php and fill out the form thanking her for her hard work, and it will take you to the download page.

Oh yea, they are FREE! I have both, and use them all the time.
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Lee Warren · From: Nashville, Tennessee, USA

Wow ... Posted at the exact same time!

(There's also the option of making a donation on her website, to help support her great efforts. Smile

).

Adam Tracksler · From: Maine, USA

I'll check that bad boy out!

Adam Tracksler · From: Maine, USA

OK, downloaded it and printed it out,

I am a little confused at the Major chord patterns, didnâ€™t know if you could explain it a bit to me.

I see that they have Open Fret (E) +3 = AF (also E)
The next line is AF Fret (is this the E at the 3rd fret? or the C# Open?) +2 = E Lever (Abm?)

Hoping someone could explain the Major and Minor patterns a bit.....

Dick Sexton · From: Greenville, Ohio

Ron Funk · From: Ballwin, Missouri

Check out BE's E9th Chord Dictionary.

Adam Tracksler · From: Maine, USA

Who is BE?

Larry Baker · From: Columbia, Mo. U.S.A.

Buddy Emmons!!
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Russ Wever · From: Kansas City

Guess it was eventually bound
to happen, sooner or later! Confused

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Adam Tracksler · From: Maine, USA

D'oh!

Where is a good place to buy the emmons chord dictionary?

Joe Huggins · From: Bear River City,Utah, USA

Here are a few.
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Scott Duckworth · From: Etowah, TN Western Foothills of the Smokies

Here's the direct link to download the charts Joe posted. It's a great resource also.

http://www.jmlmusic.ca/leitepsg/Pedal%20Steel%20Guitar%20E9%20Fretboard%20Reference%20_DRAFT5.pdf
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Jeff Garden · From: Center Sandwich, New Hampshire, USA

Looks like Jim Palenscar at Steel Guitars of North County (California) is handling Buddy's products now and should have the E9 Chord Vocabulary http://www.buddyemmons.com/courses2.htm

Joe Huggins · From: Bear River City,Utah, USA

Just a note.
A & B is the IV chord if open is the I chord. A & B can be the I chord just as easily and then open is the V chord.
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