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[JohnDavisStringsHere]

Nearly a week since we had a new topic so lets use it or lose it?? Now, at the January Bulkington gig we made an attempt at a number featured on the Marty Stewart Show called "I'm Tired" with Gary Carter on steel, this one, , as usual they expected me to fill the space where Gary's solo was but, as I am a very slow picker this for me was a hard one. Anyway I studied it for the couple of days they gave me and came up with something to shovel it there, though they had changed it from B to G key.
Now, if there are 3 newbies out there that want to see what I learned from it then I will post a video and explain how I overcame it ???? Is there 3 out there???

[Ollie]

Totally agree with you John. I would appreciate the video

[JohnDavisStringsHere]

That's one

[Danny Mitchell]

You're 'bang on', John.
That's a great track, not only because of Gary's solo, everything about it is on the money
So, as a currently 'resting', time serving newbie, I'd love to see how you approach that solo. Your clips are always informative, educational and entertaining. Lord Reith would be proud of you.

[JohnDavisStringsHere]

That's two.....

[JohnS]

John,

Make that three! Post away. We need to see your version.

John S

[simon_f3]

Make that three*! This would be much appreciated John, as are all your vids - I'm willing to reciprocate by transcribing the lead guitar break, though it's nothing like as tricky as the steel part
Thanks as always, Sid

*Edit - should read 'Make that 4' as John S replied whilst I was distracted by work

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[Gretschnut]

I suppose I've missed the boat but can I be first reserve if you repeat the offer

[JohnDavisStringsHere]

Harry your very welcome and there is no upwards limit, just need at least 3 to make it worth doing and to get some of you to crawl outta the woodwork.

Who the Hell is Lord Reith?

[Donny Johnston]

I was certainly interested in what you would do with it John, and a fine job you did. Well done that man.