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ted lyons - Posted - 05/14/2016: 22:30:43
can anyone tab out the sons,whats it worth by buffalo springfield.thanks
janolov - Posted - 05/16/2016: 08:49:58
There is a threefinger tab by Tom Arri (Banjotom2): banjotom2.org/for-what-its-wor...new-2016/. The tab shows the bare melody, chords and a threefinger version. You should be able to work out something from that for clawhammer.
banjo bill-e - Posted - 05/16/2016: 09:40:14
I would find that one hard to play clawhammer style. The rhythm does not fit the motion very well, imo.
Lew H - Posted - 05/16/2016: 10:23:38
Bill, You are right that the original BS tune doesn't have a clawhammer rhythm. However, I think the song could easily be adapted to a bum-ditty rhythm. In fact, I've had this project on the back burner for several months. Maybe I'll still get around to it.
Jan, I can't get any tab out of that website on my mac. When I click on a song title, it merely highlights the name and does nothing else. Am I missing critical software?
janolov - Posted - 05/16/2016: 11:54:53
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Originally posted by Lew H
Jan, I can't get any tab out of that website on my mac. When I click on a song title, it merely highlights the name and does nothing else. Am I missing critical software?
On a PC with Windows 7 I click on the link and a big blackboard opens (and index with all entries). I scroll down below the blackboard, and there I can click on a TEF file (TablEdit or TefView) or a pdf file.The files are stored on Dropbox so another dialogue box from Dropbox is showing up.
Test these direct links
Lew H - Posted - 05/16/2016: 12:51:12
Jan, Thanks! Your link gave me the PDF file. Maybe I need Dropbox for it to work from my computer., but I'll try again. There's a lot of really interesting tunes on that site.
Lew H - Posted - 05/16/2016: 12:58:34
Jan-- I was just being dense or mystified by that website. I got it working for me now.
ted lyons - Posted - 05/21/2016: 22:30:32
thanks jan and lew.i will work on it.if someone does come down with an actual tab,clawhammer i would appreciate it.thanks
dbrooks - Posted - 05/22/2016: 11:28:22
Ted, now that you (and I) have heard all of the warning and caveats about how well this tune is suited to clawhammer, please try this tab with a grain of salt (or maybe salt on the rim of a margarita). It's in G tuning, though it could probably as well in double-C. Maybe it will help you figure out your own version. I think this tune will ask you to take the melody and lyrics and recast for vocal and clawhammer. I have not tried to do that exactly though. I suppose I am offering some scaffolding for you to work on.
David Brooks
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