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My first attempt at recording this tune. it's far from perfect but I thought I would share it anyways. The backing track is from the Bromley Tab/CD course. I slowed it down quite a bit. Any and all feedback good or bad always appreciated.

http://soundcloud.com/bluesteelguitar/b ... the-emmons 8)
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Post by Carl Kilmer »

Hi Karen, You played it great, I like it, nice sound. :) :) :)
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Good job Karen.
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thanks guys :D
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Post by Mike Terry »

Hey Karen

That sounds really good. I've been workin on this tune myself from the Tom Brumley course. How did you slow that backing track down ?
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I have software called ASD (amazing slow downer) you can download it from the web. It's great software I use it every day.
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Post by Steve Pawlak »

Sounds good Karen
Thanks for the tip on the program too. Just what I needed
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Post by Doug Beaumier »

Sounds good, Karen. Nice picking, good intonation, and great Emmons push/pull tone!
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I love my Emmons. thanks Doug !
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Really nice job!!
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Post by Andy Sandoval »

Great job Karen. :) Sounds like your gettin the hang of it for sure. I really like the Lloyd Green version and of course the Bud Issacs version too.
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Post by Kenneth Kotsay »

Karen, I see you using the AMAZING SLOW DOWNER, that's a must to have when learning licks and fast tempo steel songs. I was able to learn about 7 songs that David Hartley has on YOUTUBE by using the ASD.

Keep up the recordings, you sound great.

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Yes I have been using ASD for years ! Couldn't live without it. Thanks for the kind words guys !
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Post by Aaron Jennings »

Karen,

That sounds lovely. I've only been playing a bit over 6 months, and frequently come back to this song to see how I am progressing. I suspect I'm still a few years away from getting such a smooth performance!

I had no idea Brumley had instructional material available. He's certainly one of my favorite steelers. I'd love to get my hands on a copy. Where can I find this material?
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