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To play this in the recorded key capo on 5 and transpose the chords submitted by Aaron
From
Em G D Am
To
Am C G Dm
-em3905 | 9/10/2003 |
not only does he capo the 5th, but he plays it in drop D
-brewsky0095 | 4/13/2004 |
i think its the 3rd fret bm D em G
-dixietruck | 1/26/2006 |
guys, its capo on the sixth chord.....c'mon now....get it right
-ReddirtRebal | 5/8/2010 |
I believe that it is capo'd 6th fret and the chord progression goes, Am C Dm ? Am C G. Not completely sure what the fourth chord in the progression is, but it kinda sounds like Em7.
-moosason | 7/18/2010 |
Could anyone help me with the picking and hammer ons... Just want to play it just like him
-cevans2 | 10/11/2010 |
capo 5
Am, C, Dm, Fmaj7, Am, C, G
Entire song. Enjoy
-gr8danes | 11/12/2010 |
Here’s what I got after watching the new video from Steamboat.
Capo is without a doubt on the 6th fret, at least in this performance.
Simplified:
Am - G - C sus2/D - Am - F (add 2 if you like)
Am - C - G
Remember these are ‘postion names' and not the actual chord names.
Don’t freak out on the Csus. It’s just the first finger in Am position on the G string with all other strings open.
For the guy who asked, try this:
Am (hammer ring finger) - G (hammer A string) - C sus2/D (hammer to the Am) - Am - F (hammer the G string second fret)
Am (hammer ring finger) - C (hammer middle finger) - G (hammer first finger second string first fret on your way out)
Repeat.
That’s the best I can do.
The actual transposed chords I believe are > D# - C# - (ghost F#sus2) D# - B then
D# - F# - C#
-claytrell | 1/24/2011 |
F Chord > x x 3 2 1 x > hammer on G string
C sus etc. > x x 0 0 1 x > hammer to Am
-claytrell | 1/24/2011 |
After playing this a while I’ve decided the C sus is probably an Em#5 which is just > x x 2 0 1 x
-claytrell | 1/25/2011 |
In this video the capo is on the 6th fret because he’s slack tuned.
-claytrell | 3/12/2011 |
In the video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0GX8hGmR00E he's capo'd on the 6th fret but tuned a half step down. You can do the same thing by capoing at the 5th fret in standard tuning. The chords are Am, C, F7, Am, C, G. He pulls off the 2nd fret A on the G string (Relative to position) in the Am chord, then hammers onto the second fret E on the D string in the C chord. In the F7 he hammers onto the 2nd fret A on the G string leaving the D string open, then hammers on the third fret F on the D string making it sound like he's playing two different chords, but he's just changing the bass note. He then hammers onto the second Fret A on the G string.. The Am,C, G is pretty self explanatory, hammer on the both the E and the A on the second frets of the D and G strings respectively, then hammer on the second Fret E on the D string in the C Chord. In the G I hammer on the 2nd fret B on the A string just to give it a little more country sound, then hammer on the 1st fret C on the B string, then pull off. Play with the song til you get the rhythm and timing down tight... Enjoy!
-Tray | 4/18/2012 |
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