Poor Poor Pitiful Me
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C. Eric Banister
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Poor Poor Pitiful Me
Anyone know of any tab for the Terri Clark version of Poor Poor Pitiful Me? Particularly the solo break.
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Jerry Overstreet
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C. Eric Banister
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George Biner
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I've been coincidentally listening to that track lately -- it's a great sounding track. I do suspect however that Terri's vocals are auto-tuned but I can't prove it - if so, yeech, she's a great singer and doesn't need that.
I always thought that the solo is a regular guitar with a lot of bending -- I'll have to go back and compare versions but isn't it a clone of the Waddy Wachtel solo from the Linda Ronstadt version? Waddy never played steel that I know of.
And it's cool cuz it has lots of cowbell!
I always thought that the solo is a regular guitar with a lot of bending -- I'll have to go back and compare versions but isn't it a clone of the Waddy Wachtel solo from the Linda Ronstadt version? Waddy never played steel that I know of.
And it's cool cuz it has lots of cowbell!
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Jerry Overstreet
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C. Eric Banister
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No problem at all, Jerry.
The more I listened to it, comparing it with Tommy Whites' take on the Opry and the Waddy original, the more I leaned toward pedal steel because as I work on it there are a couple of quick slides that can be done on lap steel, but sounded smoother to me with a pedal. So I took a shot and message Mf. Franklin on the forum and he said that he indeed played pedal steel on the track!
The more I listened to it, comparing it with Tommy Whites' take on the Opry and the Waddy original, the more I leaned toward pedal steel because as I work on it there are a couple of quick slides that can be done on lap steel, but sounded smoother to me with a pedal. So I took a shot and message Mf. Franklin on the forum and he said that he indeed played pedal steel on the track!
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Chris Tarrow
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Here's a video of her doing the song on Opry:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d-3eIEf ... l=TheRanch
Tommy plays the solo off the record so I'm guessing it was Paul Franklin on pedal steel on the recording.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d-3eIEf ... l=TheRanch
Tommy plays the solo off the record so I'm guessing it was Paul Franklin on pedal steel on the recording.
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I play that break on pedal, but it sounds like a slide guitar to me. I've thought about switching, but I hate to switch guitar/steel more than I need to.
I think it was recorded before autotune was a thing. Wikipedia says autotune invented in 96, but wasn't released until 97. Terri recorded this in 96. We do other Terri Clark songs, I think she's just a great singer..
Bryce
I think it was recorded before autotune was a thing. Wikipedia says autotune invented in 96, but wasn't released until 97. Terri recorded this in 96. We do other Terri Clark songs, I think she's just a great singer..
Bryce
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Here's that solo, not perfect but close.. I play it slow so you can figure it out without tab..
https://youtu.be/g9OT3nJ9q98
https://youtu.be/g9OT3nJ9q98
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