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Jim Yates - Posted - 10/16/2010: 08:39:20
Sorry I'm late with this.
Here's a tab for Weave & Way that I learned from Norman Blake's first album, Home In Sulpher Springs. Norman and Tut Taylor play a great guitar/dobro duet on this tune. Reg Buck and I used to play it as a mandolin medley duet with Red Haired Boy. I sent it in to Dick Kimmel's Thumpin' column in BNL about thirty years ago I've probably changed it a bit since then.
Melody & harmony: banjohangout.org/myhangout/pho...umid=1311
Back up: banjohangout.org/myhangout/pho...umid=1311
I found a video on Youtube of a group called Red Pajamas playing it. I can't listen to it myself because I'm at the library, but I figure it must be the same tune
youtube.com/watch?v=x_A98C6nOI4
Here's a guitar tab by Steve Kaufman:
flatpik.com/content/weave-and-way-0
I hope this is what you're after.
Jim Yates
Edited by - Jim Yates on 10/16/2010 08:52:26
Jim Yates - Posted - 10/16/2010: 12:26:44
I was just told that the Red Pajamas do a vocal on this tune. I know that Michelle Shocked wrote words to this tune and recorded them on her Arkansas Traveller record and I think Norman did the guitar break.
Norman Blake says in his Home In Sulpher Springs liner notes,"...probably an old Scotch (sic) tune".
Edited by - Jim Yates on 10/16/2010 12:30:30
Couchie - Posted - 10/16/2010: 13:48:07
Good call Jim. I've always loved this tune, I first heard it on the Norman Blake album around 30 years ago.
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