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Drew Howard


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Post  Posted 9 Jul 2003 12:37 pm    
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OK, what's the chord (button)in the B, or bridge, section, according to Emmons?

minmaj7 in some key I can't name?

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Drew


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Drew Howard


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Post  Posted 9 Jul 2003 2:06 pm    
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What I'm referring to is the chord in bar 4 of the bridge...

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Jerry Roller


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Post  Posted 9 Jul 2003 10:00 pm    
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C13b5 is what I use there. In key of C, 7th fret pedal your 6th and 7th pedals engaged.
(pedal raised 3rd and 4th strings whole tone and pedal which raise 2nd string 1/2 tone and lowers 6th string 1/2 tone). I have used that chord where you speak of and on "Raisin' The Dickens" as well as a great ending chord. The chord is a 13th with a flatted 5th interval.
Jerry

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Drew Howard


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Post  Posted 10 Jul 2003 5:58 pm    
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Jerry, Reece, Twangster,

I really appreciate the e-mails and posts.
Thanks for sharing your knowledge...

Drew

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