help with solo to alan jackson song

[Kurt R]

Hi everyone

I really like the solos in this song and would like to learn them to incorporate some of the ideas into the rockabilly band I play with.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0bpe1Yf-ZTY

If anyone can help me with the tabs I would be very greatful.

I'm pretty right with the start of the first solo I would like to know what chord shape he is hitting as he slides up then back down on the chord change.

Any help at all would be great.

Thanks again

[thumbpick]

are you talkin bout the steel

[Kurt R]

no mate, just the guitar parts. I may be wrong but it sounds like brent mason and i cant figure out the double/triple stops he does

[transmaniacon]

It sounds like a slide into a G7 at the 10th fret then slides into an inversion at the 12th then slide into an E minor a the 12th fret form the 11th fret a couple of times as per the chords shown below. Not sure how to tab it but that should give you an idea.

I think she/he then finishes off in the 3rd position slightly pre-bending the 2nd and 3rd strings slightly at the 5th fret then 3rd fret same strings then D string 5th fret back to 5th fret 2nd and 3rd strings, you should be able to muck around and finish it off from there

E-----10-->--13-----~--12---------------------------
B-----12-->--15-----~--12----------------------------
G-----10-->--12-----~--12---------------------------
D-----12-->--12-----------------------------------
A--------------------------------------------
E-------------------------------------------

steve

[Kurt R]

Hey thanks alot steve, These chords and chord inversions really get me. They sound good but I struggle to figure them out myself.

Wayne 'the train' Hancocks guitarist Eddie Bieble does alot of them too.

Thanks again mate