Peelin' Taters on dobro, link now works
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Peelin' Taters on dobro, link now works
Here's a silly tune from honkytonk Junior Brown and his Guit-steel. I didn't fully appreciate the title until I started figuring it out, then I realized it's an apt description of the bar movement used to play it. Also requires mucho palm blocking. This is a sound and style you don't hear very often on the dobro, probably for a good reason! The tuning is GCEGAC, a C6th variation I can tune my guitar to without changing string guages, although the E is pretty tight. It's my first stab at C6th tuning and it's pretty fun. WARNING: my family has complained that they can't get this tune out of their heads!
Peelin' Taters
Peelin' Taters
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That's a fun song, and you do a great job, Greg. Thanks for sharing!
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I was looking forward to hearing this but...
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Like the alternate C6 tuning. Maybe I'll try it on my el cheapo dobro
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Slippery!
Excellent!
Excellent!
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Oh, allright.... if I REALLY have to >:-(
...so I bit the bullet and registered.
It was definitely worth it. Very catchy little tune
It was definitely worth it. Very catchy little tune
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Fixed link, sorry!
Sorry guys, I didn't realize the Reso-Nation hosting would not be accessible. Try it now, I'm hosting it myself. Thanks for the nice comments to those who have listened!
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Alternate C6
I retuned my "cheap-bro" to your C6 tuning. As a guy who's mostly played open D and regular C6 on electric lap, I'm finding it quite easy to find my way on.
Don't ask me to peel 'taters too soon though...
Don't ask me to peel 'taters too soon though...
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