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Derek Puckett


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Post  Posted 14 Jun 2015 11:34 am    
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Hey guys and gal, I'm still a new to the steel but trying to figure out Thinking Thing by Trace Adkins and can't seam to nail it down does anyone have tablature? I can't find it in the search.
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Jason Lynch


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Essex, United Kingdom
Post  Posted 15 Jun 2015 1:42 am    
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look back through Micky adams youtube page, Im sure he's covered it at some point...
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Jim Palenscar

 

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Oceanside, Calif, USA
Post  Posted 18 Jun 2015 7:08 am    
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Try it over an Am at the 8th fret-(arpeggiate 5A-2-4) then same pattern w F chord (8AB) then G at 10th (or can do it on 8th fret) then back to Am on 8th fret.
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Harold Bullard


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Harrisonville, MO 64701 USA
Post  Posted 18 Jun 2015 5:42 pm    
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This might work for ya .....





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Richard Sinkler


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Post  Posted 19 Jun 2015 6:01 pm    
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That tab is pretty much dead on. Here's a live version of me doing it, complete with errors, some of which actually turned out OK. I loved playing this song. There are some neat ideas for other things to play in this song.

https://youtu.be/x-zDWLwgmD8
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Tony Tipton

 

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Wagoner,Oklahoma, USA
Post  Posted 25 Jun 2015 5:24 am    
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That was really good Richard . Thanks for posting this Derek . And thanks to Harold , again ! Harold, how are you tabbing all this stuff? Is it off the top of your head from what you know as a player, or do you have another method . I've learned so much from your tab . Thanks, Tony
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Harold Bullard


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Harrisonville, MO 64701 USA
Post  Posted 25 Jun 2015 6:05 am    
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No Tony, not off the top of my head. I wish I was that good.

I started PSG around 1980. Every time I would learn an intro, solo, song, etc., I always would tab it out, just in case I would need it some other time. Well after 35 years, I have a mountain of binders full of tableture. That's what I did with this song. I grabbed the "A" binder, scanned it, and posted it. It didn't require much effort. I really do need to get some of that software to slow stuff down though, I could probably do a much better job.
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Jason Lynch


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Essex, United Kingdom
Post  Posted 25 Jun 2015 8:59 am    
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if you have an iPad, get an app called the amazing slow-downer.
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Tony Tipton

 

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Wagoner,Oklahoma, USA
Post  Posted 25 Jun 2015 9:46 am    
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Thanks Jason.
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