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Joel Meredith

 

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Portland,Oregon, USA
Post  Posted 11 Feb 2008 7:03 pm    
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Here's one that's been driving me nuts for what seems like forever: The lick that Sneaky Pete does at approx. 2:08 on the Flying Burrito Bros. "Christine's Tune". It happens right after they sing "whenever you are looking for a dime".

Here's the link: http://youtube.com/watch?v=BITiY8M_oDo

Any help transposing this lick to an E9th neck would be great.
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Bent Romnes


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London,Ontario, Canada
Post  Posted 12 Feb 2008 12:23 pm    
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Joel, that sounds like the lead guitar to me
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Joel Meredith

 

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Portland,Oregon, USA
Post  Posted 12 Feb 2008 12:34 pm    
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The only lead guitar on the Guilded Palace of Sin was Sneaky on steel, man.
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Jeremy Threlfall


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now in Western Australia
Post  Posted 12 Feb 2008 2:28 pm    
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If you want something naff to play there until you work out what is correct ....

(We play it in A) I just go back and forth between the 3rd string and 1st string on the 5th fret for that little bit. It sort of sounds OK, and sometimes if I fluff it and make a mistake - it sounds great!

When you work out how it goes, let me know
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