Can anyone explain how to play this E9 lick?

[Keith Bolog]

Got part of it figured out but need help It runs approximately 1:27 - 1:30. The third string stays fairly stable at E while other notes move around it. thanks for any help

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[Ross Shafer]

[Andrew Frost]

Great phrase...

Going from IV to V in key of B, it sounds like this to me...


beat......4...........&....../......1............&............2............&...........3......

1--------------------------------------------
2----------------------------8D----8--------
3-----7B----8-----7-----8----8-----8-----8
4----------------------------------------8-
5-----7-----8-----7A----8A------------------



..after this, on beat "3&" it sounds like he slides up to fret 14 for some F# dominant stuff.
That fret 8 C&E double stop right before the slide up to fret 14 sounds dissonant on its own but its the end of the chromatic 'climb' in semitones of the lower note...
Hope this helps!

[scott murray]

very cool stuff. Danny is awesome!

he's also on facebook pretty regularly, you could probably ask him.

[Keith Bolog]

Thanks andrew thats it. Hes got some mojo for sure

[Keith Bolog]

I like those close counterpoint moves. Check out Buddy Charleton at 2:28. Someone sent me tab for it if I can find I will share it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lzc8NYQbvlA

[Fred Treece]

I’m having trouble with the lick from 0:00 - End.

Beautiful playing! And great tone.

[Andrew Frost]

Check out Buddy Charleton at 2:28.

man, that is killer

[Marty Broussard]

[Dave Magram]

I’m having trouble with the lick from 0:00 - End.

Beautiful playing! And great tone.

Fred,
LOL!
Me, too!

For those who don't know, Danny Muhammad played in Ray Price's band for several years, and came as close as anyone to sounding like Buddy Emmons, who recorded the original version of "Healing Hands of Time" with Ray Price.

- Dave

[Keith Bolog]

Fred that is too funny

Here is tab for the Charleton lick. Hat tip to Greg Cutshaw.