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stanleytone - Posted - 09/08/2024: 07:32:28
Got a request to tab this out. Ralph plays 2 breaks , just slightly different.
He throws some 1/4 notes in some unexpected places which gives some bounce in an otherwise driving tune.
In the second break Ralph throws chokes towards the end. Could be hes actually just sliding 2-3 instead of choking, so you choose which you like. I prefer the choke.
youtu.be/utVzgBUs5Ag?si=3IszMtV5Jx3OwBhU
Heres a link to the song.it doesnt seem to be highlighting but if you hold your finger on it a youtube icon shows up
Edited by - stanleytone on 09/08/2024 07:35:11
Bawheid - Posted - 09/08/2024: 09:57:19
quote:
Originally posted by stanleytone
Got a request to tab this out. Ralph plays 2 breaks , just slightly different.
He throws some 1/4 notes in some unexpected places which gives some bounce in an otherwise driving tune.
In the second break Ralph throws chokes towards the end. Could be hes actually just sliding 2-3 instead of choking, so you choose which you like. I prefer the choke.
youtu.be/utVzgBUs5Ag?si=3IszMtV5Jx3OwBhU
Heres a link to the song.it doesnt seem to be highlighting but if you hold your finger on it a youtube icon shows up
I am slowly getting my way through all your Stanley tabs in your photo album and have been for years now. Once again you are much appreciated for this one. As a side, Ralphs banjo sounds incredible on this recording.
banjoplyr. - Posted - 09/08/2024: 10:52:19
great job Gary.thanks
stanleytone - Posted - 09/08/2024: 12:05:27
Glad i can help. Ralph can ve very quirky at times. Just when you think you git him down , he throws you a curve ball, esoecially during his stanley brothers era.
Edited by - stanleytone on 09/08/2024 12:14:01
