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Topic: So Afraid Of Losing You Again |
William Litaker
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Kannapolis, North Carolina, USA (deceased)
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Larry Robbins
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Fort Edward, New York
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Posted 18 Feb 2015 1:17 am |
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Sounds nice William. Gonna be a good project tune!
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Daniel Policarpo
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Posted 18 Feb 2015 6:44 am
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| Man, that sounds good. That intro, though simple enough on paper and in terms of grips, is pretty interesting and a little tricky to get the vibe right, give it wings. Looking forward to this! |
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Richard Keller
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Deer Creek, Illinois, USA
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Posted 18 Feb 2015 9:21 am
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Sounds good to me William.
I do not know how you get those long slides to sustain so evenly. Why don't you talk about how you do that Saturday? |
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George Buechley
From:
Indiana, USA
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Posted 18 Feb 2015 11:54 am
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Looking forward to Saturday, William. This is a good song to learn.
George
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Pre WWII Dobro, Sho~Bud Pro II Custom, Peavey Session 115, GFI Expo, Roland Cube XL80, Lil Izzy |
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Daniel Policarpo
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Posted 19 Feb 2015 5:57 pm
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Any body else have trouble clearing the C pedal when moving from a closed B-C position to a B-E lever combination?
The C pedal on my steel raises when I shift that LR lever. |
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George Buechley
From:
Indiana, USA
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Posted 19 Feb 2015 6:16 pm
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I feel for you Dan; that's a tough ankle twist. I like my Sho~Bud with the E lever on the right knee left. Much easier!
George
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John Booth
From:
Columbus Ohio, USA
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Posted 20 Feb 2015 3:57 am
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Good one Bro.
I'll be there !
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GFI S10 Ultra, Telecaster, a Hound Dog, and an Annoyed Wife
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Daniel Policarpo
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Posted 20 Feb 2015 12:42 pm
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| George Buechley wrote: |
I feel for you Dan; that's a tough ankle twist. I like my Sho~Bud with the E lever on the right knee left. Much easier!
George |
George, Do you also have the F raise on the right side?
It is a bit tricky. I can slide over the B pedal with this one pair of black cowboy boots I got ( part of the secret to boot blocking!  ) but I have to completely clear the C pedal since it raises about 1/2 inch when I start to hit that E lever. I've messed with pedal heights but to readjust what is otherwise an ideal set-up for one move doesn't make the cut. I usually wind up doing something in another position in these situations, but I'll keep working it, see if I can get it as shown. |
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George Buechley
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Indiana, USA
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Posted 20 Feb 2015 2:00 pm
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Hey Dan,
I have the lower on my right left and the raise on the left left. This was the Sho~Bud arrangement back in the 1970's, I think.
George
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Daniel Policarpo
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Posted 20 Feb 2015 4:35 pm
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| Thanks! One day either an old 'Bud or Clark will be in my arsenal, probably about the time I get to learning one of these project tunes complete! |
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Joey Andrews
From:
Laurel ,Mississippi, USA
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Posted 21 Feb 2015 7:54 am Started
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Can't wait to get started 1:00 EST Today!
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EMMONS / ZUM / DERBY / EMCI / MARLEN / MARRS |
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Daniel Policarpo
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Posted 21 Feb 2015 5:22 pm
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Well this is a hell of a song to turn inside out. Much appreciated, William.
With this one I think I'll be able to work out Lloyd Green's advice and learn these parts at several different areas of the board. Simple, but great melody lines. |
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Howard Steinberg
From:
St. Petersburg, Florida , USA
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Posted 22 Feb 2015 3:56 am
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Daniel, I haven't had a chance to do yesterdays broadcast but have played through the tab. On first glance it looked like it went from pedals BC to pedal/leverBD. If your E lower is on LKR it would be like walking forward and backwards at the same time. Looking at it a second time, it is actually. BC, B, BD. You can rock off of the C pedal and then engage the LKR, which is do able with human legs. I would think that C pedal coming up would not be a problem if you do it this way. I hope this is of some help. Howard
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Joe Rouse
From:
San Antonio, Texas
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Posted 22 Feb 2015 6:03 am So Afraid Of Losing You
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| Another great song and William puts so much into the playing and teaching. A new song to play at the jam session....jr |
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Daniel Policarpo
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Posted 23 Feb 2015 6:08 am
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| Howard Steinberg wrote: |
| Looking at it a second time, it is actually. BC, B, BD. You can rock off of the C pedal and then engage the LKR, which is do able with human legs. I would think that C pedal coming up would not be a problem if you do it this way. I hope this is of some help. Howard |
I think you're right. I went over something similar with William during a Skype session about a year ago, resolving movement off the BC combination to something, and hearing the intro again , there is that little stepping stone to make that movement over to the B-LKR move.
Thanks! |
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George Buechley
From:
Indiana, USA
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Posted 23 Feb 2015 9:49 am
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Hey Dan,
You were busy boot blockin' when you first tried it. Try it again with your boot off.
George
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Daniel Policarpo
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Posted 25 Feb 2015 6:59 pm
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| George Buechley wrote: |
Hey Dan,
You were busy boot blockin' when you first tried it. Try it again with your boot off.
George |
The boot stays!
Hmmm, Maybe I need another pedal. Franklin's got a pedal, maybe I should get one to do this for me. |
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Joey Andrews
From:
Laurel ,Mississippi, USA
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Posted 28 Feb 2015 7:23 pm Broadcast
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Looks like tech problems are solved with the live broadcast today. No buffering today just a whole lot of teaching. Master Tech William has solved another problem!
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