In Color - Jamey Johnson

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Richard Sinkler
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In Color - Jamey Johnson

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Has anyone figured out the solo steel part at the end of "In Color" by Jamey Johnson. It starts around 4:33.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pUJ9rJHBD64
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Post by Quentin Hickey »

Thats a nice outro Richard. I thought I would give it a shot. The third lick where it goes to the 5 chord was a bit tricky to get because of the droning top note and the lower note descending but I got it on my guitar by picking the second string and let it ring while picking the 5th string with C pedal down, lift the C pedal and lower the 5th string a half tone. I have the LKV which lowers 5 a half on my guitar. I couldn't really find another way to achieve this lick.
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The recording I have of In Color fades out into acoustic and electric piano, then just acoustic.
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There are different recorded versions around. I'll have to look at the video again. This video is not the official video. It's probable that it had a steel player (maybe the one who posted this) add the outro to the video. I never looked to see if it was a video made by someone else. But the band I was going to fill in for, asked if I knew the ending steel guitar part, and sent me the link to this video. It happened so seamlessly, that I never suspected it was the original recording.

I was hoping someone would post the tab in time for me to look at it and take a copy with me to the gig. It didn't come in time (no fault to anyone, as it was a pretty tall request) for me to print it out and take it to the gig. This was my final gig before I retired from playing. But I will still learn this just for the sake of learning it. Thanks Quentin.
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Cowboy played a BMI Universal on that outro (I own the guitar used on that outro). I would contact him on Facebook. Robby Turner played the rest of the song, however. Hope this helps some.
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Did anyone put any tab together for this song?
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Post by Jerry Overstreet »

I'll bump this up to ask again if anyone has tabbed out just the outro or define what that last chord lick is.

I'm tasked with doing this outro next week. I can probably figure it out but I'm strapped for time. If anybody can help, I'd appreciate it.

Did you find it Richard?
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Post by Jerry Overstreet »

Anybody? Where's Jeff Garden. I bet he can do it for me. ;-)
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