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Graham


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Marmora, Ontario, Canada
Post  Posted 21 Oct 1999 1:30 pm    
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Ricky has already started doing up the tab for some of these clips. The ones he has done are now on-line. Still haven't received any requests from anybody for a specific clip. If you have one, or two or? you would like to see tabbed, send me an email and I will forward them to Ricky.

http://users.interlinks.net/rebel/steel/steel.html

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Chris DeBarge

 

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Boston, Mass
Post  Posted 24 Oct 1999 5:13 pm    
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Graham,
That's great! I've got some licks to learn now. I have a request-"Payin' for My Raisin'" by Loretta Lynn. That intro lick is soooo fast, at least for me.
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Lee young

 

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Lumberton nc usa.
Post  Posted 30 Oct 1999 8:16 am    
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Just want to say thanks Ricky/Graham. for all that you guys are doing to help others.to learn this fantastic instrument
thanks alots Lee young p.s. ricky I'm enjoying my new knee lever Thanks again your friend.

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dlayne


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OH
Post  Posted 1 Nov 1999 9:46 pm    
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Graham, my e-mail is'nt working right now so I thought I would ask you here if you could tab "These Arms Of Mine" Lee Ann Rhimes, and thanks so much for the work that your self and Ricky are doing here ,it's GREAT!!

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dlayne


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Post  Posted 1 Nov 1999 9:50 pm    
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And Graham, ask Ricky about the tab for "LOST In The Fellin" Conway Twitty,we had talked about it several months ago but he did'nt have the time then to tackle this one, and I think it would be a goodin...

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Ricky Davis


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Bertram, Texas USA
Post  Posted 1 Nov 1999 11:52 pm    
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Hey Dan; I'll get on the LeAnn stuff for you directly after I finish the Paul Frankin solo in Farewell Party; tonight. Then the "Lost in the feeling" stuff John Hughey did is a killer and I will give it my best whirl. I want to take my time with this one and get it right; the best I can. I think it is one of the most soulfull and melodic slow tempo solos ever. If your in a rush for the Hughey thing; e-mail me and I'll start; but that is the order of my work load right now. Thanks for asking.
Ricky
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Steve Stallings


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Houston/Cypress, Texas
Post  Posted 28 Nov 1999 12:51 pm    
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Hey guys.....this is a really nice thing to do......lot's of fun too! Thanks

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Graham


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Marmora, Ontario, Canada
Post  Posted 28 Nov 1999 6:00 pm    
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Steve:
You are most welcome. On behalf of Ricky and myself, thank you. Hope you enjoy the site and visit often. Things are a bit slow right now as Ricky is on tour so I am not doing a whole lot of clips up. I do have a few to upload from pages I have already done, but no new pages or tab until probably mid-December when Ricky gets back. If somebody submits tab, I will post that.

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Fred Truitt

 

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Port au Port, Newfoundland, Canada
Post  Posted 1 Dec 1999 6:23 pm    
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Graham and Ricky

Weren't you guys going to take a break? I haven't learned all the other stuff you gave me yet. And now, you have already answered some of my next requests!! Geez! I can't stand this kind of pressure. If this keeps up I may go back to the comb and waxed paper.

Can't thank ya'll enough!!........Fred

Can't thank you enough!!! Fred
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Fred Truitt

 

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Port au Port, Newfoundland, Canada
Post  Posted 1 Dec 1999 6:23 pm    
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Graham and Ricky

Weren't you guys going to take a break? I haven't learned all the other stuff you gave me yet. And now, you have already answered some of my next requests!! Geez! I can't stand this kind of pressure. If this keeps up I may go back to the comb and waxed paper.

Can't thank ya'll enough!!........Fred

Can't thank you enough!!! Fred
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BobG

 

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Holmdel, NJ
Post  Posted 3 Dec 1999 4:57 am    
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I just want to jump on board and thank you
guys for setting up this site.
I love it!!!
BobG
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George Webb

 

From:
Mississauga, Ont, CAN
Post  Posted 3 Dec 1999 9:40 am    
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Great project ... keep it up!
Make my 'Day' and do the City Lights tab!
Thanks,
George
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Ricky Davis


From:
Bertram, Texas USA
Post  Posted 3 Dec 1999 3:02 pm    
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Hey George; I'm on tour right now. I will be glad to tab "City Lights" for you as soon as I get back after the 12th. Can't do it out here on the road; so if someone else beats me to it; that OK too. See ya.
Oh and thanks everyone for the kind words coming towards Graham and myself. It makes me more looking forward to getting home so I can crank alot more out for you folks. Later.
Ricky
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