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Baby Please Don't Go Lick

2012-08-17T15:54:24.157Z

0 0 3 5 0
bay- bee please don’t go

or
0 0 3 5 3 0
bay- bee please don’t go-oh

I like Delarjo’s cover of Baby Please Don’t Go. This song was originally recorded in 1935 by Big Joe Williams, a great and bad assed blues man.

Del has a whole lot going on in his version. I wish I could play like that. The main lick as I hear it is tabbed above.

I’m using a GDg git. This will work on one sting or all three – or do it on the big string and echo it on the small string.

0 is open. 3 is the 3rd fret. 5 is the 5th and 7 is the 7th.
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The rest: [0] Bay [0] bee

[7] please [7] don’t [7] go.

[0] Down [0]to [5] new [5]or [5]leans

[0]You [3]know [0]I [5]love [3] you [0]so

Highly ADvanced Lesson - Shave & a hair cut

2012-07-14T14:36:51.242Z

5 0 0 2 0
Shave and a hair cut

4 5
two bits,

Played on any string. Or for a very elite and few finest players -use TWO strings subbing the next higher string open instead of the 5s.

IVI git - a 7th chord sound from the I chord.

2012-06-23T00:15:14.195Z

For GDG this is essentially a G7.
For DAD it is a D7.
For EBE it is an E7.
For CFC it is a C7.

Kids, do try this at home.

Transfer of IVI skills to 6 strings

2012-05-16T02:30:44.536Z

It's much about relationship of strings. GDg, DAd, EBe, CGc, - all play alike. And so does an open tuned 4, 5 or 6 string with the same string relationships.

You can try your IVI skills on an open tuned 6 string.

For learning open tunings on multiple string configurations, nation member, Keni Lee Burgess, is the go to…

Descending chord progression ornaments

2012-05-08T13:10:44.571Z

Descending chord progression ornaments