Kicks To Boot? Chords ( Emmons)

Eric West · Post by **Eric West** » 6 Mar 2003 11:11 pm

Anybody got 'em?

Jim Cohen · Post by **Jim Cohen** » 7 Mar 2003 12:09 am

F/F/Ebm7/Ab9
Db6/Ebm7 Edim/Db6 Db7b5/Ebm C9
F/F/Ebm7/Ab9
Db6/Ebm7 Edim/Db6 Db7b5/Cm7 F9

Bb6/Eb9/Ab6/Db9
CMaj7/Eb9/Dmin9/C#7#9 C9
F/F/Ebm7/Ab9
Db6/Ebm7 Edim/Db6/C#7 C9

Jerry Gleason · Post by **Jerry Gleason** » 7 Mar 2003 12:18 am

Shoot, Jim, I spent ten minutes typing it up and you beat me to it!

I do it this way, basically the same but with some chords spelled a little differently. I just figured it out by ear, but maybe Jim has is straight from the source. Either way works. The "kicks" you can figure out for yourself...

<pre>
Kicks to Boot

|F6 | |Ebm7 |Ab7 |

|Db6 |Ebm7 Dbdim| Db6 |C6 |

|F6 | |Ebm7 |Ab7 |

|Db6 |Ebm7 Dbdim |Db6 |C13b9 F6|

|Bb6 |Eb7 |Ab6 |Db7 |

|G6 |Gdim |Am7 Gdim |G6 C13|

|F6 | |Ebm7 |Ab7 |

|Db6 |Ebm7 Dbdim| Db6 |C13b9 F6| </pre>

Eric West · Post by **Eric West** » 7 Mar 2003 12:43 am

Thems the ones. Thanks guys.

Been a while and I learned it "by ear".

That lead line has GOT to be the epitome of "economy of motion".

Love it.

Thanks again

Larry Bell · Post by **Larry Bell** » 7 Mar 2003 7:54 am

That solo (or whatever you call that part right after the head) -- I assume that's what EW referred to as the 'lead line' is really reminiscent of Bird/Miles to me. Emmons always does his homework.

I don't often sit down and dissect/transcribe a solo -- but I couldn't fake my way through that one so I bit the bullet.

Bill Purcell kicks butt on that one too -- but then he was always my favorite Nashville pianist.

All-in-all, WORLD CLASS JAZZ TUNE from a steel guitarist. (Yea, Buddy)

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