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Nine Pound Hammer

Genre: Bluegrass Key: A Difficulty: Intermediate
Posted by LifesMiracle, updated: 5/9/2016
Download: TABLEDIT
Notes: Starting in measure 10 you'll be playing up the neck with your index finger anchored on the D string in the 4 position. It shouldn't be a problem if you play it by ear and use the fingering guide above the notes.