E9th tabliture for the pedal steel

Here is a simple ending for the key of G.

LISTEN >> ending-G.mp3

LISTEN >>  endingC.mp3

LISTEN >> G-Acending.mp3

LISTEN >> 3-10-intro-G.mp3

LISTEN >> Together Again Phrase 1

LISTEN >>Together Again Phrase 2

LISTEN >> Together Again Phrase 3

LISTEN >> Together Again Phrase 4

Here is a sample of what one might take this and put it all together.

LISTEN >> Together Again Sample

Here is some more ideas of how to spice up this song. My Left Knee Right lowers my 4th string a half step. If one were to get a little more creative, instead of using the knee lever one could start the turnaround with strings 2, 3 and 5 and wind back up at the 10th fret on strings 3, 4 and 5. This would replace phrase 2 as a higher inversion.

 LISTEN >> Together Again Tricks Part 1

This would replace phrase 4 as a higher inversion.

LISTEN >> Together Again Tricks Part 2

Someone ask me if this song could be progressed from D to D# here is one method.

LISTEN >> Half Step Turnaround

This is a modified version of one of John Hughey's famous licks.

IMPORTANT NOTE: When you add new lines to any music you are re-composing the entire piece. This is ok, artist do it all the time but keep in mind that when you change something you would have to re-compose the bars or measures to make things fit. Rythm tracks one may have will no longer work.

Crazy Arms

LISTEN >> Crazy Arms Phrase 1

LISTEN >> Crazy Arms Phrase 2

 NOTE: Phrase 3 has two parts, this is something i have composed myself from listening to Del Reeves do this at a live opry performance some years ago. Combine both part 1 and 2 and play it as one continous move from the 1 to 4  then 1 to make it work. It falls a full octave from the 15 to 3!!!

LISTEN >> Crazy Arms Phrase 3

LISTEN >> Crazy Arms Phrase 4