Being Don Rich----> Play his licks

[Lerb21]

Sam's Place... again...

The Melody

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The Harmony (or something like that)

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[Jackie Treehorn]

Thanks to Lerb21 - I've been having too much fun with some of the music presented here.

[Tidepoolbay]

Originally Posted by getbent

I am proposing a workshop thread. We can all contribute and together we can work out the Don Rich licks we love and cherish. I suggest that we figure out Don Rich licks and post them here in tab and where needed we make recordings of the licks or make references to where the appear in songs.

Many of us know Don licks, but it would be cool to reposit them here so we could find them and also reduce what he is doing to make them moveable across many songs.

What do you think? I'll start some that I know and we can all add to them as we learn new stuff....

This is a great Idea!
Count me in!

[Lerb21]

Here's the 'main' part of Chapparal

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Following that you'll play D, C, and then A if you're going back into the 'main' part, or D, C, A then D if you're going into the staccato part.

[Lerb21]

Staccato part of Chapparal

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(beating head off of desk due to difficulty)

[pistolero23]

Just to mention the fact that the in the 1969 Hee Haw version of Buckaroo on this thread, the steel player is JayDee Maness who played the haunting solo on Clapton's Tears in Heaven.

[Lerb21]

Originally Posted by pistolero23

Just to mention the fact that the in the 1969 Hee Haw version of Buckaroo on this thread, the steel player is JayDee Maness who played the haunting solo on Clapton's Tears in Heaven.

Don't forget JayDee's excellent work with the Desert Rose Band!

[Lerb21]

35 Years Ago Today



RIP Donald Eugene Ulrich

[Budda]

This should be Sticky'd!

[sekt88]

I must admit, as much as I am not a fan of 99.9% of country music, Don Rich and the Buckaroos really puts a smile on my face. Wam Bam is such a cool song.

[Eliteubh]

So does anyone have the tab for this particular solo? I'm a newb.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GOIB3Z2SpA8