Bert Farroach
From:
Netherlands
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Posted 16 Feb 2020 5:39 am |
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I made this post because of a topic in the Steel Without Pedals section called:
"Jazz on the Steel - great tune ! Thanks Margie Mays!" Worth reading 
It's about the D9 tuning. A different new world of chords when you're in C6 and just change your low E to D,
and your G to F#. That's all!
Larry Lenhart, who started the topic, gave a link to Margie Mays playing live in this D9 tuning. It's:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dTAiteDfwoQ&t=2s
It took some hours, but I transcribed the theme of the first tune, Jazz on the Steel, to get used to how it works.
From 4'15" to 4'50"you see her tuning back to C6, and even explaining someone in the audience.
Maybe a first step for some of you too!
Enjoy (I did  ) , regards,
Bert
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Larry Lenhart
From:
Ponca City, Oklahoma
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Posted 17 Feb 2020 9:10 am
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Bert,
You did a really nice job on that transcription..I compared it to the tab that Margie gave me and it is nicely done...I am sure that was a great learning experience for you doing that...fun stuff.
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