Cool licks!

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Ernie Renn
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Cool licks!

Post by Ernie Renn »

Everybody finds cool licks. Why not share some of them?
I heard Buddy play this, (or close to it,) over "In the land of cotton" on "Dixie":
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A A7
1_________________________________________
2_________________________________________
3_________________________________________
4_________________________________________
5_________________________________________
6___7(f---6---5---5(b_____________________
7_________________________________________
8_________________________________________
9___7-----6---5---5_______________________
10_________________________________________
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Ernie
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Glenn Suchan
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Post by Glenn Suchan »

Ernie,

Forgive my apparent ignorance but, what is the change designated by the "f" on string 6?

Thanks in advance for your response Image

Keep on pickin'!
Glenn
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Jim Smith
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Post by Jim Smith »

From Buddy's info page http://www.buddyemmons.com/info.htm the "f" lever lowers his 6th string G#-F#. Image
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Ernie Renn
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Post by Ernie Renn »

I use the same letter designations as Buddy does. All of the charts on Tab from Buddy use the same ones.

Sorry for any confusion.

(Thanks, Jim!)

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Ernie
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Glenn Suchan
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Post by Glenn Suchan »

Thanks Jim and Ernie!

I don't have that change on my axe. Hence, my ignorance. I'm gonna have me some fun figurin' out an alternative to gettin' the sound of that lick right on my E9/B6 tuning. Image

Keep on pickin'!
Glenn