Triplet runs?

Dan Najvar · Post by **Dan Najvar** » 16 May 2000 9:19 am

I would really like to learn how to do those fast triplet double stop runs (acending and decending)but dont have a clue where to start
please help
Dan Najvar Sho-Bud Pro I

John O Keeffe · Post by **John O Keeffe** » 16 May 2000 3:34 pm

I too would like to learn some of those runs Dan maybe there is someone out there could tab a few out for us......

mtulbert · Post by **mtulbert** » 16 May 2000 5:01 pm

Hey Guys,

If you want to get frustrated quickly

go to Rebel and Ricky's steel site. Link is on B0B's main page. Once there go to 1956 and you can get a real audio clip and tab of connie francis intro and turnaround of "Then and Only Then". It is fast but it will show you some good triplets. The steel player is Weldon Myrick.

Regards,

Mark T.

Mean Mr Mustard · Post by **Mean Mr Mustard** » 16 May 2000 5:07 pm

try "dont rock the jukebox" by alan jackson sometime too

if you dont already have it, CoolEdit 2000 is a great free program to slow down those fast licks (www.syntrillium.com)

Graham · Post by **Graham** » 16 May 2000 5:54 pm

Hi, Guys:
Mark meant the 1965 page on the site.

John:
Send me your ICQ #. Had a computer problem Friday and lost all my ICQ contacts. AnneMarie sent me hers already. Have to add you two to the ICQ page as well. Thanks

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mtulbert · Post by **mtulbert** » 16 May 2000 6:46 pm

You are correct Graham. I am getting dyslexic in my old age.

As the Russians used to say "Workers of the World Untie".

M

Dan Najvar · Post by **Dan Najvar** » 17 May 2000 7:51 am

Hey everyone thank you for the info .I'm on it.

rickw · Post by **rickw** » 17 May 2000 7:54 am

I sorry to be so dum/ what do you mean when you say "tripet runs?" Thanks Rick W

Dan Najvar · Post by **Dan Najvar** » 17 May 2000 8:25 am

You can hear the runs I'm talking about on
Dont Rock the Jukebox and Tonight the heartaches on me by the dixi chicks

rickw · Post by **rickw** » 17 May 2000 8:53 am

Dan THANK YOU -now i understand.---rick w

Jeff Lampert · Post by **Jeff Lampert** » 17 May 2000 9:38 am

This is a an example of a triplet run like the one in "Don't Rock the Jukebox", I think!

1 ___A+B____A+B______No Pedals______________
2 __________________________________________
3 _10__10___10__10___13__13___14__14__15__15
4 __________________________________________
5 ___10_______10_______13_______14______15__
6 __________________________________________
7 __________________________________________
8 __________________________________________
9 __________________________________________
10__________________________________________
/

Jeff Lampert · Post by **Jeff Lampert** » 17 May 2000 10:11 am

Actually, repeat the 13th, 14th, and 15th fret notes, the same way as the 10th fret notes were repeated. .. Jeff

Dan Najvar · Post by **Dan Najvar** » 18 May 2000 10:12 am

Than you Jeff , I can't wait to try it.

John O Keeffe · Post by **John O Keeffe** » 18 May 2000 3:14 pm

Thanks to Dan and thanks to everybody

Drew Howard · Post by **Drew Howard** » 21 May 2000 6:20 am

E9

4-15--------13--------8------6-------3-----
5-15A^15----13A^13----8A^8---6A^6----3A^3---
6--------15--------13------8------6-------3-
7-------------------------------------------

Or licks to that effect.

John Cadeau · Post by **John Cadeau** » 21 May 2000 3:28 pm

Another good triplet run is on the intro
to Mark Chesnutt's song What a Way To Live, on his CD of the same name.
John

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