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VERY VERY GOOD I'm not too good of a geetar player but i know a good
one when i hear it
-gone country | 4/15/2004 |
Awesome! Thanks for the tab!
-debeck | 5/25/2004 |
could someone show me how to play C/B and C/Bb? thanks
-saxxman | 8/10/2004 |
Great, and thanks, but to get the real feel in the first and second
verse the D should be D9. Try it. Also, when you work down to the A7
just before the chorus, play A7 A7sus4(one strum) A7. Then hit the
chorus. Love this song.
-Jim72344 | 9/13/2004 |
really don't mean to critisize but i don't think C/B and C/Bb are
chords, could be wrong though
-joe35 | 9/20/2004 |
help me with the c/b c/bd
-macbar | 9/21/2004 |
The C C/B C/Bb run is actually better played like a riff. Here's the tab for it:
A7
E-------0-
B-------2-
G-------0-
D-------2-
A-3-2-1--
E--------
-lmofle | 9/22/2004 |
When chords are written with a slash like C/B, it means you are playing a C chord with a B note as the root (or lowest note)
C: x 3 2 0 1 0
C/B: x 2 2 0 1 0
C/Bb: x 1 2 0 1 0
You see notation like that a lot in Nashville.
-daveymac | 11/21/2004 |
guys, the C/B C/Bb is what us rednecks refer to as a "walk",
or a bass walk.
It would look like (bar chords) x3555, to x2555, to x1555
-georgeb1954 | 12/1/2004 |
Love the redneck comment!!...as a proud redneck from North Carolina, I would have to agree!!....it's a walk!!...amd all good Bass players and Red Necks would know!!!!...play with it!!...it will come!!
-karey | 12/30/2004 |
Very good, George - I've always called them
walkups or walkdowns...
-lmofle | 12/30/2004 |
Ha-ha, even us NH yankee's call it a walk...
-tmac7 | 8/22/2005 |
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