Suggestions on this counterpoint lick?

Michael Stephens · From: South Hadley, MA

I'd appreciate any suggestions on figuring out the counterpoint lick in the PSG solo that begins at 2:04 in "The Cost of Living" by Don Henley. Thanks!

Here's the Spotify link:

https://open.spotify.com/track/6QIEqG37f9Dy2nbp7ZhVL9?si=A0PYy121TO-3e_BUfNyHqw[/url]

Jon Light (deceased) · From: Saugerties, NY

I'm really bad at identifying where on the guitar something is played -- I've got this contrary motion lick in the 3 inversion positions but I believe this is where it's being played.

L is a split-tuned full step lower

Dale Foreman · From: Crowley Louisiana, USA

Do you Lowe 5 on your guitar?
The song is in f#. That walk down is on fret 7, strings 4&5 with e lowered then slide back to 6, release e lower and raise e and slide back to 5.
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Randy Schneider · From: SW New Mexico, USA

We talked about this one a while back - I posted what I came up with for that one:

https://bb.steelguitarforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=335310&highlight=

Michael Stephens · From: South Hadley, MA

All - I should have searched first --- great to receive these helpful suggestions. I'll give them a try! I really appreciate the PSG support Smile

Michael Stephens · From: South Hadley, MA

Hey - thanks to all who made suggestions. I tried Randy's tab out and it worked really well for me. Thanks, Randy!

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