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Robert Todd

 

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Atlanta, Georgia USA
Post  Posted 2 Jul 2001 10:06 am    
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I use this lick over a minor chord in this case Em. I stole a part of it from Sneaky Pete's solo on Jackson Brown's version of Take it Easy, but took it the next step

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4 3---3------8D----10 (C optional)---10--10--(C optional)-----15---15
5 3 ~ 3A-----8-----10A (C optional)---10--10A-(C optional)-----15 ~ 15A
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The only hit with the picks is at the beginning at the third fret, use the volume pedal to swell as the sound starts to diminish up th neck. This sounds great with harmonics as an alternative.

Use a wide slow vibrato to really make it sound erie.

[This message was edited by Robert Todd on 03 July 2001 at 07:45 AM.]

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