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Twelvefret - Posted - 01/07/2009: 04:52:15
This is a version I learned from Norman Blake. When I posted a recording before I remember getting some hate mail that this did not sound like the version they were familiar with. I got off with an suspended sentence, but I am back to my old habits. ha ha.
The key is Em. For those of you who would shy away from EM, remember that Em is the relative minor of G. Therefore, you will be using the G scale structure.
A part chords: Em, A, EM,C, D, Em
B part chords: Em, D, Em, C, D, Em
http://www.hangoutstorage.com/fiddl...45712009.mp3
I am using a 2001 Dollywood Horner strung with Pirastro Chromochor G, D, A and Pirastro Golden E. I am using a Martin D-18 for the guitar part
I added another version using twin mandolins. The mandolin is a 2006 Charles J. Horner F5
http://www.banjohangout.ws/users/au...18712009.mp3
chuck
Edited by - Twelvefret on 01/07/2009 17:36:09
Twelvefret - Posted - 01/07/2009: 05:31:14
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He has been sick a lot lately
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