C6th - Tangerine (with Audio and Rhythm Track)

[Greg Cutshaw]

Tangerine, another Doug Seymour arrangement with some twists of my own. You will need two feet on the pedals in a few places. Uses three common C6th knee levers. Beware the extra drum hit on the end if you have the volume cranked!

Click here to see/print the Adobe .pdf tab file.

Click here to hear the solo.

Click here to hear the rhythm track.








Greg

[Chuck Hall]

Another great one. Nothing left to say.....

[Danny Sherbon]

Great tune. Thanks for taking the time to write all that down. Nice job of playing it too.
If you were going to add 3 pulls to a C6, would the 3 you use in this tune be the ones you would add or are there others that you find more important?
I bought 3 pull kits at the Dallas show and now need to decide what I need and on what knee lever.
Thanks

[Greg Cutshaw]

Chuck,

Thanks for the encouragement!

Danny,

The 3 knees in this song are the ones I use all the time. This is very basic C6 stuff and there's few songs I can't find the melody parts too with these 3 knee levers. My copedant is listed here:

http://www.gregcutshaw.com/Msa/Copedant.html

I have been toying with adding a bottom D to my tuning so that might change my copedant in the future.

Greg

[John Lockney]

I found "Tangerine" was published in 1941 with music by Victor Schertzinger, lyrics by Johnny Mercer.

I've only heard the song once on the Lawrence Welk show. I did not recognize the artist and there was no steel guitar.

Was there a popular re-make of this song in the 70's ?

Is there a well-known recording on pedal steel or is the song just a "standard" ?

(and thanks again Greg and Mickd)

[KENNY KRUPNICK]

Ditto again Greg!!

[Don Sulesky]

The song is an old standard in which Nat King Cole had a hit with it.
Don

[Bill Cunningham]

Its on Vol 1 of The Moods Of Maurice Anderson from the late 70's. The only version I have ever heard.

Thanks for the tab Greg. This is one I have been thinking of trying and you've made it a lot easier!!!