Alan Jackson - Chattahoochee

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5r-NhxYHkrM&feature=youtu.be

I recorded a cover of this classic hit from Alan Jackson.
I did a mash-up of the main riff and the solo...
I thought it was easier :-) to play.
damn...those double stops and the main riff are very hard to get clear

Fender Telecaster vintage reissue 52 with seymour duncan antiquity pickups
D'addario 011-49 strings
Amplitube2 - fender blackface simulation a bit of compression and reverb added

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This guy will show you how to do it, coincidentaly he's Italian.

http://www.dariocortese.com/lessons/guitarlessons/songs-solos/alan-jackson/chattahoochee/

yeah...he's a great Italian guitar player who lives in London....I've seen his videos...He's a very skilled guitar player.

I don't know how the original song was player but I feel more confortable using the behin dthe nut bend for the first segment...and yes, I agree, he's version is a lot better than mine :-)

Quick precision and sharp tone makes some simple phrases into a great, country Tele guitar part.

Quick precision and sharp tone makes some simple phrases into a great, country Tele guitar part.
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I listened a couple of times and liked what you did. The behind the nutt bend is something I would not have thought of, so maybe I learned something as well. Thanks for submitting the video

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