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September 30th, 2003, 03:17 PM
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Tele-Meister
Join Date: Mar 2003
Location: San Diego
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Gatton Chicken Pickin Lick
Here's a Gatton chickin pickin lick similar to one off the Redneck Jazz album. You'd use it on a the V-IV part of a blues type progression in A like Workin Man Blues. I'll put up a soundclip tonight, otherwise it's kinda hard to understand. The (X) means rest your fingers over those frets while not pressing down and do a downstroke, then upstroke the next note. You'll see when you hear it.
E -------------------------------------------------- -------10(x)--10-8-------8(X)--8-8------------ -9(X)----------------7(X)-------------9r7--5b-- -------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------- D ---------------------------- -------------------7--5---- -------------------7--5---- ------0-------7-9---------- -3s5----5s9--------------- ---------------------------- |
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