Two endings in F/ C6th no-pedal

Ricky Davis · Post by **Ricky Davis** » 28 Jun 1999 11:49 am

These two endings can be played in any key; but the bar slants are crucial depending on where in the neck you are playing them.
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(G)1._______________________________|
(E)2.___________________10__12___13_|
(C)3._12~11_____12__13______________|
(A)4._12~11_12______________________|
(G)5._12~11_12______________________|
(E)6._______12______________________|
(C)7.___________12__11__10__________|
(A)8._______________________13___12_|"OR"

1._______________________________|
2._______________________________|
3._12~11_____12__13__14__16___17_|
4._12~11_12__12______13__15___17_|
5._12~11_12__12__12__12__14___17_|
6._______12___________________17_|
7._______________________________|
8._______________________________|
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To play all four notes at the same time with two fingers and a thumb. I pick the top two notes with my two fingers and pick the bottom note with thumb and strum the thumb up to the next note at same time.
Ricky Davis

Guil · Post by **Guil** » 18 Jul 1999 1:09 pm

Does the ~~ mean knee lever, I am still new at this.

Guil Langley

Jon Light (deceased) · Post by **Jon Light (deceased)** » 18 Jul 1999 5:12 pm

The ~~ means slide/sustain as opposed to picking or re-picking. So you are picking 3.4.5.strings, 12th fret and sliding your bar down to 11th fret.
Also note the title--C6, no-pedal--
this is tabbed for an 8 string lap or Hawaiian steel.

Ricky Davis · Post by **Ricky Davis** » 18 Jul 1999 5:46 pm

Hey Guil; there are no pedals or knee levers on a non-pedal steel. This is a Hawaiian steel 8-string C6th tuning I tabbed this for. The (~~) means to slide into or out of the notes. I hope that makes since to ya. Of course; this same tab will work for the C6 neck of the pedal steel also.
Ricky

Ricky Davis · Post by **Ricky Davis** » 18 Jul 1999 5:49 pm

Hey Jon; looks like we posted at the same time; how cool is that. I'm in Tucson and your in NY I suppose; what timing. I guess he gets the idea now.
Ricky
P.S. I like your decription better anyways.

Jon Light (deceased) · Post by **Jon Light (deceased)** » 18 Jul 1999 5:56 pm

Yep! But you said it more teacherly-like.

Hey this is, like, digital delay, huh? Like wow!

The way I figure it, if we say it at the same time, Tucson & NY, they get it just about right in Branson.