Sweetheart of The Rodeo - The Byrds

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Sweetheart of The Rodeo - The Byrds

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Figured I'd start a post with all of the tabs I could find on the forum, youtube lessons etc. so this thread could be an aggregate to all the information out there.

One of my favorite albums, and one of the main reasons I bought a pedal steel.

Feel free to chip in.
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You Ain't Going Nowhere

Josh Yenne Youtube video explaining how he plays the intro:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ztIAm-CLJEg

Various tabs for the song on the forum:

http://steelguitarforum.com/Forum8/HTML/000568.html (has c6 lapsteel tab)

Link to my favorite tab of the song:

http://bb.steelguitarforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=120077
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Hickory Wind

One of the first intros I learned and mastered on the steel.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0T8Rt--AC1I

Johnny Up's lesson on the song is great. If you email him he will send you the tab of the song for free.

http://steelguitarforum.com/Forum8/HTML/000144.html

Peggy Green's awesome tab of the song. Sound files are on the post, have not clicked on them to see if they work.
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The Christian Life

Another awesome lesson from Johnny Up.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ucs1hB8ETBw

Again if you email him or go to his website you can get the tab from him for free.

http://johnnyup.webs.com/
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Life In Prison

Tab from the old forum

http://steelguitarforum.com/Forum8/HTML/002327.html

Tabbed by Steve Hitsman
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You're Still On My Mind

Intro tabbed by Peggy Green

http://steelguitarforum.com/Forum8/HTML/000214.html



Solo tabbed by Peggy Green

http://steelguitarforum.com/Forum8/HTML/000215.html
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One Hundred Years From Now

http://bb.steelguitarforum.com/viewtopi ... highlight=

Forum with several broken links into it. I emailed the poster to see if they could repost. If anyone has it perhaps they could repost it?
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Nothing Was Delivered intro tabbed out

http://bb.steelguitarforum.com/viewtopi ... =delivered

Lloyd Green chipped in on this to make sure it was correct.
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Post by Jonathan Shacklock »

Hi Mark, this is a great thread! I reposted my 100 years tab on the thread above (scroll to the bottom). The tab is pretty close but the notation is only a rough guide.

I had the great pleasure of meeting Jay Dee Maness at the Irish steel guitar festival a few weeks ago, let's not forget he's on just as many Sweetheart tracks as Lloyd! Still my favourite steel guitar album. :)
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Does anyone know which of the songs on the Sweetheart album were down by J D and which by Lloyd? stevet
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Does anyone know which of the songs on the Sweetheart album were down by J D and which by Lloyd?
Wiki knows!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sweetheart_of_the_Rodeo
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John and Joey, thank you both for pointing this out. Now I will go and compare them to see how much they are in sync. Thanks guys, steve t
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Some of the threads linked above have great information, I recommend reading through them. Lloyd Green responds in the "Nothing was Delivered" thread through a proxy.

I highly recommend purchasing the deluxe album. It has great packaging, great liner note, great outtakes and rarities. David Fricke is one of music's best writers and he does all the liner notes for the remastered Byrds CDs which can all be bought new for around $5.00 a pop which is an incredible bargain (the deluxe version will cost more but is worth it).

Also, here is a great interview with Lloyd and if you scroll down you'll see a section where he talks about recording with The Byrds.

http://www.vintageguitar.com/3683/lloyd-green/
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Somehow I never saw that Vintage Guitar story before. Maybe it used to be behind a pay wall. Great piece! Corrects some mistaken 'facts' that I'd thought I knew.
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Post by Melanie ReMine »

Thanks, Mark! I'm learning pedal steel (been playing non-pedal for a while now) and I have set a goal to learn all the songs on this album. This is most helpful! :)
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=46lMvr1Vuos

There's a lesson from Jeff Rady for you "Ain't Going No Where"

For this tune he has a free tab and lesson on his website as well.

He's also tabbed the solo to the song as a paid lesson. I've bought a few lessons off of his site, you have the option to pay by Paypal if you don't like giving out CC over the web and his lessons cost a few bucks. I found it to be very worth it if you need someone to meticulously walk you through every move in the song. He walks you through each section and keeps playing the sections a couple of times in the lesson (sometimes slow enough so you get it). For my learning style they've worked out well.

He has Hickory wind as well but I really like Johnny Ups lesson for that song. It's the first Byrds song I learned.
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Does anyone have tab for "You Don't Miss Your Water"?
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No steel on "You Don't Miss Your water". 8)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GvjI9ckcUW8
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Not really. I was only joking.
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Sorry… I was at work and when I saw your post, I immediately assumed some curmudgeon was giving me a hard time! I should have known no one on here would do that!!
Actually I enjoyed hearing that version, Joachim. I knew it was an old R & B song, but hadn't heard it. Sure is different!! :\
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I'm having trouble getting the intro right on that one. :?
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Only the outro so far, Melanie. But I guess you already knew that.
3.)...5B...4B...3B---3
4.)...5C...4C...3C---3
5.)...5C...4C...3C---3
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Thank you, Joachim.