Help! need Bud's Bounce ending by 7/2!

Lynn Kasdorf · From: Waterford Virginia, USA

I am spose to play Bud's Bounce at a party tomorrow night. I've never played this out, but the guitar player for the gig really wants to do it.

I have it all worked out, but I don't quite get the classic ending involving the chromatic decending lick that ends on some sort of altered chord- i think

To make things worse, I can't even put my hands on a recording of it- my CD collection is really scattered since our move. I know I have Jimmy Day doing it as well as Emmons. Can't locate either...

So- if anybody out there can talk me thru that ending or even tab it, I would be most appreciative!

Here is my approximation so far. Lets say we are in G. At the ending turn around, I stretch out the II and the V to 2 measure each. Then, grab a G7 (open posn with 9th string) and walk it down chromatically. Here is where i get all balled up. Does the walk down start on the G7, D7 or what?

Thanks!
Lynn Kasdorf

[This message was edited by Lynn Kasdorf on 01 July 2005 at 12:12 PM.]

Ronnie Acton · From: Clifton, Ohio, USA

Lynn,
The tab for this song is in Winnie Winston's book, Pedal Steel Guitar.Do you have it available? Not sure this tab is what you want.

Jim Smith · From: Midlothian, TX, USA

I do it in F, but in G, start at the 15th fret with no pedals and pick 4, 6, and 9. There a a couple places where you pick at the same fret twice, but walk down to end at the 5th fret. Add the B pedal as you get to the 5th fret, and strum across the strings for a nice G 11th chord.

Lynn Kasdorf · From: Waterford Virginia, USA

Jim- Thank you! Thank you!
That's exactly what i needed.

I actually own that Winnie Winston book, but after our flood and subsequent move, it is (I hope) in some box somewhere.

Anyway- that is exactly the decending walk I was talking about.

Cheers!
Lynn

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