Osborn brothers lick

[Jeff Waller]

There's a steel lick at 1:56. It does a little walk up or something. Can someone tab that for me please and thanks. Ive been playing steel for several years but i never done alot of speed picking. Thanks a million.

https://youtu.be/FsZrxElR8FY?si=XqEDkWpbtA_m7XPr

[Bill McCloskey]

Ah...the song is only 2:15 . So the tab would : silence.

[Jeff Waller]

Its at 1:56. I corrected it. It does a little walk up right at the end

[Bill McCloskey]

Edit: finally heard it. Lick below

[Jeff Waller]

Im hearing both of those instruments, but theres also a pedal steel in there. Maybe not loudly but its there.

[Bill McCloskey]

I don’t hear it. That is a mandolin at the 1:56 mark
Edit finally heard it. Lick below

[Jeff Waller]

I googled it and it was recorded 1977 buddy emmons played steel on it. The steel doesnt take a solo, it just does some fill work all through the song. Its the version from the 78 album from rocky top to muddy bottom.the steel does a little walk up riff right after he says muddy bottom. Its very lightly played.

[Bill McCloskey]

I'll have to listen again..

Okay I hear a little pedal on it.

[Jeff Waller]

Its say between 1:54 & 1:58 just to give a little play room before ya go into it. Its a very short walk up riff

[Bill McCloskey]

yeah, I hear what you are talking about now

[Bill McCloskey]

Okay, here is the lick:

3rd fret: strings 3 1 4
8th fret strings 1 4 2
13th fret a pedal down 1 2 5
15 fret 3 1 4

[Jeff Waller]

Thanks Bill. Ive tried and tried to get that lick and i couldnt get it. I got another bluegrass tune i wanna try that in. My band does fox on the run and i think that may work for me in the chorus. Again many thanks

[Bill McCloskey]

Least I can do. Hope you can use it