With the fabulous Mr. Norm Hamlet.
It can actually work across relative keys in many positions but for
Reference purposes try these in the key of “G”.
Phrase using 2nd and 4th strings
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Phrase using 2nd and 4th strings
This phrase caught my ear from a live recording of Merle Haggards band
With the fabulous Mr. Norm Hamlet.
It can actually work across relative keys in many positions but for
Reference purposes try these in the key of “G”.
With the fabulous Mr. Norm Hamlet.
It can actually work across relative keys in many positions but for
Reference purposes try these in the key of “G”.
GFI S-10 Ultra (GFI II pickup)
Sho-Bud Super Pro (wood necks) w/BL Pickups
RQ Jones Retrofit
Beard Decophonic 57/ Fishman JD preamp
Goodrich 6122-R
Walrus Slotva Reverb, Chase Bliss Brothers AM, Fairfield Cur. 900, Walrus EB-10
Evans JE-200, RE-150
Peavey Nashville 112, 400
Keal Cases
Sho-Bud Super Pro (wood necks) w/BL Pickups
RQ Jones Retrofit
Beard Decophonic 57/ Fishman JD preamp
Goodrich 6122-R
Walrus Slotva Reverb, Chase Bliss Brothers AM, Fairfield Cur. 900, Walrus EB-10
Evans JE-200, RE-150
Peavey Nashville 112, 400
Keal Cases
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Check it! Neil Flanz did a similar lick on Gram Parson's version of "California Cotton Fields" at 1:35:
https://youtu.be/jHqceTOXXuU
Check it! Neil Flanz did a similar lick on Gram Parson's version of "California Cotton Fields" at 1:35:
https://youtu.be/jHqceTOXXuU