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here is the back up to the verse part of this awesome tune i love the way ralph anticipates the chord changes by going to the chord in the very last note of the measure prior to the chord change.you gotta love it! he makes a simple vamp sound so kool
4 comments on “stone walls and steel bars (verse)”
pfunk Says:
Tuesday, September 22, 2009 @8:36:46 PM
Have you worked out the banjo break?
Buzzbomb Says:
Thursday, November 20, 2014 @11:44:24 AM
This is great thanks!! One question - when going from the C (fret 12/13/14) down to the G (7/8/9) is it best to hold down the "D" shape & slide all three fingers, or just keep the pinky down & lift the other two? - Those passing notes are fab!
stanleytone Says:
Thursday, November 20, 2014 @2:39:58 PM
I SLIDE THE WHOLE SHAPE DOWN AT ONCE.I AGREE WITH YOU ON THE PASSING NOTES. IT'S THE LITTLE NUANCES THAT MAKE RALPHS PLAYING SO GREAT.
stanleytone Says:
Thursday, November 20, 2014 @2:42:41 PM
JUST DO WHATEVER WORKS FOR YOU.
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