Biografia:
Asleep at the Wheel (adormecido ao volante) é um grupo de country e Western fundado em Paw Paw, Virgínia Ocidental, Estados Unidos, mas mantido em Austin, no Texas. A banda já ganhou nove prêmios Grammy desde 1970, quando começaram sua carreira. Já lançaram mais de vinte albuns de estúdio e conseguiram emplacar mais vinte singles nas paradas de country da Billboard.
Uma de suas canções mais famosas e mais bem-sucedida, The Letter That Johnny Walker Read figurou na trilha sonora do game Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas
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From: [email protected] (Roy Snyder)
Newsgroups: alt.guitar.tab
Subject: Re: REQ.: Hot Rod Lincoln
Date: 4 Oct 1995 03:25:18 GMT
Organization: Wesley Day Advertising, West Des Moines, IA, USA
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[email protected] says...
>
>It'd be cool if someone could post the lead guitar tab or otherwise for
>"Hot Rod Lincoln" from the late '50s. Thanks.
Hmmmm,
I've never seen it published. We play it in E, so the chords are like E,
A, and B. The trick is the "chicken picking" speed. So, if you already
know a walking bass line in E, then just triple your notes and "chicken
pick it" for that Commander Cody feel.
Rather than do TAB, we have a nifty guitar notation that might work. I'm
a TAB user myself, but I find typing it to be cumbersome so this notation
is a fairly decent substitution.
first number = string/second number = fret
B B! B! 6/3 (bend full)
Don't stop driving that Hot Rod Lincoln
6/0+++ 6/3 (hammer on) 6/4++ 5/2+++ 5/4 (pull off) 5/2
5/0+++ 5/3 (h.o.) 5/4++ 4/2+++ 4/4 (p.o.) 4/2
5/2+++ 4/1+++ 4/4++ 3/1 4/4
4/2++ 5/4++ 5/2++ 6/4++ (start again at 6/0)
I'm not sure if I really "pick" each note the number of times (denoted by
the ++++) I wrote, but I just play that basic walking bass pattern and
pick the heck out of it.
Good luck,
Roy Snyder
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From: [email protected] (Roy Snyder)
Newsgroups: alt.guitar.tab
Subject: Re: REQ.: Hot Rod Lincoln
Date: 4 Oct 1995 03:25:18 GMT
Organization: Wesley Day Advertising, West Des Moines, IA, USA
Lines: 35
Message-ID: <[email protected]>
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In article
[email protected] says...
>
>It'd be cool if someone could post the lead guitar tab or otherwise for
>"Hot Rod Lincoln" from the late '50s. Thanks.
Hmmmm,
I've never seen it published. We play it in E, so the chords are like E,
A, and B. The trick is the "chicken picking" speed. So, if you already
know a walking bass line in E, then just triple your notes and "chicken
pick it" for that Commander Cody feel.
Rather than do TAB, we have a nifty guitar notation that might work. I'm
a TAB user myself, but I find typing it to be cumbersome so this notation
is a fairly decent substitution.
first number = string/second number = fret
B B! B! 6/3 (bend full)
Don't stop driving that Hot Rod Lincoln
6/0+++ 6/3 (hammer on) 6/4++ 5/2+++ 5/4 (pull off) 5/2
5/0+++ 5/3 (h.o.) 5/4++ 4/2+++ 4/4 (p.o.) 4/2
5/2+++ 4/1+++ 4/4++ 3/1 4/4
4/2++ 5/4++ 5/2++ 6/4++ (start again at 6/0)
I'm not sure if I really "pick" each note the number of times (denoted by
the ++++) I wrote, but I just play that basic walking bass pattern and
pick the heck out of it.
Good luck,
Roy Snyder
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