byrds/ gram parsons/ flying burrito brothers

Jennifer Shanks · Post by **Jennifer Shanks** » 29 Jun 2000 3:20 pm

Hello Everyone,
I'm a beginner and have been trying to work out a few of my favorites and am looking for a bit of guidance. I was really happy to see the tab for hickory wind and you're still on my mind. Are there any other places I should look to find some of the other songs? In particular, I'd love to learn Brass Buttons. Anyone know this song? Thanks very much for your help.
Jennifer

JB Arnold · Post by **JB Arnold** » 29 Jun 2000 3:36 pm

Have you checked Ricky and Rebel's site yet?
They've got a lot of tab from that time period-
Here's the link

users.interlinks.net/rebel/steel/steel.html

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www.johnbarnold.com/pedalsteel

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Alan Michael · Post by **Alan Michael** » 29 Jun 2000 4:09 pm

Jennifer-I'd be interested in where you found the tab for "Hickory Wind" and "You're Still On My Mind." Sweetheart of the Rodeo has always been one of my favorite albums but learning Lloyd Green's steel guitar licks by ear is more than I am capable of.
Thanks,Alan

Jon Light (deceased) · Post by **Jon Light (deceased)** » 29 Jun 2000 4:14 pm

Check out this gift from Peggy Green--
http://www.b0b.com/forum/Forum8/HTML/000144.html

Alan Michael · Post by **Alan Michael** » 29 Jun 2000 5:47 pm

Hey, that is a nice gift. Thanks Jon, you've come to my rescue again.

Jennifer Shanks · Post by **Jennifer Shanks** » 29 Jun 2000 6:53 pm

Alan,
I found them both by searching the archives but you can also find them at: http://www.ontonet.com/mpriv/music/PlayersRoom.htm Have fun!
jen

Alan Michael · Post by **Alan Michael** » 29 Jun 2000 8:53 pm

Hey thanks Jennifer. That's good stuff.

Jennifer Shanks · Post by **Jennifer Shanks** » 5 Jul 2000 7:54 pm

Just moving to the top in hopes of getting a few more responses. Thanks!

Lefty · Post by **Lefty** » 10 Jul 2000 4:53 pm

Sounds like you are starting out with some good stuff. That (Sweetheart) was a ground-breaking album. I and a couple of friends saw the Byrds on the tour just following that album at Emory University (got in for free). They had a four piece with Clarence White on guitar (with string bender), Gene Parsons on drums and vocals, McGuinn, and a bass player vocalist (don't remenber name). They were still playing the old stuff (Eight miles high, turn,turn, turn etc.) but played a lot off the new album. Some were growning about "two much country guitar" but all I could say was "ahhhh". Sorry to ramble, but a great memory, and a great show.

Mark Ardito · Post by **Mark Ardito** » 13 Jul 2000 11:43 am

Jennifer,

I have the intro to "You Ain't Going Nowhere" for E9 pedal steel and C6 lap steel. If someone can help me figure out this tabulature thing. I have never tabbed out a song on the computer. I need help!

Marcus Nebraska

Jennifer Shanks · Post by **Jennifer Shanks** » 13 Jul 2000 5:12 pm

Marcus,
Thanks very much for the offer, I would love to learn that intro. If you would be willing to talk me through it over the phone, I could try and tab it out for others. If I can call you, please feel free to send an email with your phone number. Or you can reach me at 615-463-0268. Thanks again,
Jennifer

Jennifer Shanks · Post by **Jennifer Shanks** » 13 Jul 2000 5:17 pm

Oops, silly me... I didn't notice that you had already posted the tab! Thanks! I'm going to try it right now!