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Scott Henderson


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Camdenton, Missouri, USA
Post  Posted 30 Mar 2005 10:11 am    
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Got Chart???

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Steelin' away in the ozarks and life,
Scott
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Roy Rosetta


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Nederland, Texas.. On the Texas Gulf Coast
Post  Posted 30 Mar 2005 11:40 am    
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Hey Scotty,
Send me your mailing address and I'll send you a copy of the chart.
....Roy
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Jim Loessberg

 

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Austin, Texas U.S.A
Post  Posted 30 Mar 2005 12:12 pm    
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Scott,

Head:

(C C/E) (F F#dim) C C
F Bb Eb Ab
G11 G7 [(C A7#9) (D7#9 G7#9)] (1st Ending)

[G11 G11] (2nd Ending)

Solos:

C F C C
F Bb Eb Ab
G11 G7 (C A7) (Dm G7)

Bridge

C (Bm E7) (Am Gm) C7

FM7 (AbM7 Bb7)(GM7 A7) (GbM7 Ab7)
FM7 (AbM7 Db7)(C Eb13) (Dm11 Db7#11)

Ending:

(F#m7b5 F7)(C13/E Eb7#11)(D13 D7#11 Db7#11) CM9

This may not be exact but I think it's pretty close.

One note on the bridge: even though the chord chart doesn't show it (for reasons of space)the bars of FM7 (2nd & 3rd lines of bridge) should look like:

--ll---/------3------
(FM7 FM7 GbM7 GM7) with the 1st FM7 getting 2 beats the 2nd FM7 and the other 2 chords played as a quarter-note triplet.

It might look complicated but what you are really doing is just moving the F major 7th chord up three frets, one fret at a time to get to the Ab major 7th.


Best wishes,

Jim

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Scott Henderson


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Camdenton, Missouri, USA
Post  Posted 31 Mar 2005 7:01 am    
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Thanks to all for your help. I had most of the licks just was a little fuzzy on the chart for non steelin friends...Jim love your pickin man. You worked on a CD for a friend of mine named Doug Collins didn't you? Great album..Sounds Like Texas.
Thanks again


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Scott
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Jim Loessberg

 

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Austin, Texas U.S.A
Post  Posted 31 Mar 2005 12:15 pm    
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Dear Scott,

I'm glad to help out!

I was lucky to be able to produce Dugg's "Sounds Like Texas" album. I am hoping to be able to do another one on hime in the future.

Best,

Jim
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