ZummEmm--CHEROKEE--Fast Version

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ZummEmm--CHEROKEE--Fast Version

Post by Roger Shackelton »

Here once again, is a very fast version of
"CHEROKEE" for youse Speed Pickers to work on :)

Roger

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=umYDxqOdW2c\
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Gary's secret for speed pickin is to shave your knees
and drink plenty of prune juice :lol:
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I always enjoy Gary's playing; IMO, he is incredible.
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Gary is just incredible. It is humanly impossible to pick and palm block that fast but Gary pulls off the impossible.
Has he ever played at the ISGC? If not, he should.

I don't know about the legs though.... :lol:
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That's incredible. I think he's on steroids.
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Howard Tate wrote:That's incredible. I think he's on steroids.
HOW DOES HE DO IT :lol:
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...Gary who?
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Post by David Doggett »

How cum he looks like he's playing in F, but sounds like he's playing in Bb? ;-)

Anywho, sounds like it would be pretty good even without the Chipmonks running the video. :)
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Post by Larry Scott »

David Doggett wrote:How cum he looks like he's playing in F, but sounds like he's playing in Bb? ;-)

Anywho, sounds like it would be pretty good even without the Chipmonks running the video. :)
Must be his special set up or his shaved knees...
wonder if he's wearing boxers or briefs :whoa: :lol:
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For all we know he might be "Bear-Assed" :eek:
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zummeemon cherokee

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Great job Gary Gimble. I always enjoy your stuff. Dave D. The first A section begins at the "F" fret with the 9th string as the tonic. Gary's version reminds of Jernigan's version from the "Hillbilly Jazz" record with Vassar Clements. I had a version once that began on the tenth fret and the melody,pentonic as it is, came easily. A few years later Doug J. tabbed the whole head on a peice of paper while chatted with him at an event at the Longnhorn in Charleston. I felt obliged to buy a theory book of his. It wasn't the best but he his willingness to share some of his info at the drop of ahat impressed me.
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