Panhandle Rag Help

Tom Taylor · From: San Antonio, Texas, USA

I've been working on Panhandle Rag for 6 string C6, translating from the G6 version I learned from Cindy Cashdollar, and thought I'd seek some help from the more experienced non-peddlers. I'm transposing it to E, which is where I hear it should be, so any input is appreciated. Here's what I've got of the first phrase.



E__12__9__7________|__________4~2_______________


C______________~8__|________4_____4_____________


A___________7______|______4_________4___________


G__________________|____4__________________4__4_


E__________________|_____________________4____4_


C__________________|____________________________








E_____9_10_11__10_9_~11_____________


C__11_9_10_11__10_9_~11__9__11___3~4


A__11_______________________________


G_____9_10_11__10_9_~11__9__11___3~4


E________________________9__11___3~4


C___________________________________








E__12__9__7________|__________4~2_________7______


C______________~8__|________4_____4__________~8__


A___________7______|______4_________4____________


G__________________|____4________________________


E__________________|_____________________________


C__________________|_____________________________


 


E_____9_10_11__10___9_~11_______________|__4~3~2__


C__11_9_10_11__10___9_~11__9_______3~4__|__4~3~2__


A__11___________________________________|__4~3~2__


G_____9_10_11__10_9___~11__9_______3~4__|_________


E__________________________9_______3~4__|_________


C_______________________________________|_________

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OMI Original Hound Dog Dobro,
Remington Playboy 8 String

Garry Vanderlinde · From: CA

I like it when the first opening notes ring a little. More like the original I think.



E_______________0__3-4_|_________4~2______________


C___~16________________|_______4_____4_____________


A_______16_____________|_____4_________4___________


G___________16_________|___4_________________4__4__


E______________________|____________________4___4__


C______________________|___________________________








E______9__12__11____10__9__11__9___________


C__11__9______11____10__9__11__9__11_______


A__11_____________________________11_______


G__________________________________________


E__________________________________________ 





C__________________________________________

[This message was edited by Garry Vanderlinde on 06 April 2006 at 10:31 PM.]

Brian Doyle · From: Guisborough, Cleveland, U.K.

sounds good garry any more of it

Kevin Ruddell · From: Toledo Ohio USA

You might want to get a copy of Jerry Byrd's tab of the tune from Scotty's and a copy of his album with it to get some different ideas of his spin on the song. His tab and recording are different from each other and he does some really cool things in both . One thing he does do in the album I "borrowed " forom the beginning section is doing a pulloff on the first string from fret 3 to open to hammer on at the 2nd fret and pulloff to open

Andy Volk · From: Boston, MA

This is how I like to play that opening phrase ... a quick grace note from the 11th fret third string to the 12th fret first string and slide down to land on the 7th fret - all with one pick attack. Third fret gliss to the 4th fret is a single pick attack too.






      gliss          gliss


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E__12____9_____7_______3_4___|_


C__________________4___3_4___|_


A__11____7_____7___4_________|_


G____________________________|_


E____________________________|_


C____________________________|_

Andy Sandoval · From: Bakersfield, California, USA

Here's a link to a Panhandle Rag thread that might give you some more ideas. Listen to the C6 version that's linked to, it's awesome.

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