Mama Tried?
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JamesMCross
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Mama Tried?
Anyone have an idea how Norm Hamlett pulls off the intro part on this tune?
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DroopyPawn
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If it's the Merle Haggard version, I almost positive that's a 6 string guitar, not a pedal steel. That's how I play it.
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**I HAVE NEVER WRITTEN TAB BEFORE - IF THERE IS A BETTER WAY TO WRITE THIS
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I believe Norm has done it on a few recording versions of Mama Tried.
I play it on Pedal Steel and twin it with the lead player.
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This can also be done "up an octave" for effect with a lead player.
I am not sitting in front of my guitar at the moment. Gosh, I hope that this is right. ha ha
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I believe Norm has done it on a few recording versions of Mama Tried.
I play it on Pedal Steel and twin it with the lead player.
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1 ____________________________________________________
2 ____________________________________________________
3 __5B---3B___________________________________________
4 __5----3____________5----3__________________________
5 __________3A________5A---3A_________________________
6 ___________________________3B___4B-5B___4B-5B_______
7 ____________________________________________________
8 ________________________________4--5____4--5________
9 ____________________________________________________
10____________________________________________________
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This can also be done "up an octave" for effect with a lead player.
I am not sitting in front of my guitar at the moment. Gosh, I hope that this is right. ha ha
<FONT SIZE=1 COLOR="#8e236b"><p align=CENTER>[This message was edited by Tim Harr on 26 May 2003 at 06:32 PM.]</p></FONT>
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I think that that was Roy Nichols.
James played on Working Man's Blues and Bottle Let Me Down and a few others but I don't think he played on Mama Tried. I may be wrong.
Also, Phil Baugh played on Swingin' Doors.
WHO..can say for sure??
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James played on Working Man's Blues and Bottle Let Me Down and a few others but I don't think he played on Mama Tried. I may be wrong.
Also, Phil Baugh played on Swingin' Doors.
WHO..can say for sure??
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