Like money for nothing, I’ve given this one a constant note in the background (C this time). And you might need to read the post on how to play harmonics for the last note.
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Wow! The hits just keep on coming. So far, you can do no wrong!
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Excellent! Keep ‘em coming!
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im loving all your recent posts, nice little ditties to learn that keep my short attention span happ
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Do you like the Libertines or Babyshambles musically ?
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This is so win it’s funny. Good work Woodshed.
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What?? With this Rocher you are spoiling us!
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Your a king amoungst men Woodshed
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Fun Al!
How about Boogie Nights by KC & the Sunshine Band. Lots of pulls and hammers? -
Cripes, I’ve just listened back to the mp3. I’m doing it waaaay to fast. I need to record it again.
Zak: Grrrr.
Ukulelezo: Thanks!
West: Only two more left. But they are the trickiest ones.
smeear: You’re welco…
jeff: I like the Libertines. Up the Bracket is a great album. But I’m not keen on the stuff they’ve done after they split.
Jimmy: Cheers.
Iain and Kenneth: I quite fancy the idea of being King. Sounds like a great laugh. I think I’d prefer it to being an ambassador – even with all the Ferrero Rocher.
Joseph: I’ll keep that in mind for the next set of riffs.
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Fantastic stuff Al, everything put up is such great quality..kudos
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Thanks Tom.
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you play this crazy fast woodshed! also, its a fantastic tab (when its played fast!) cheers!
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I’m just starting out ukulele, so take this with a grain of salt, but it seems like you can play this tune with a barred 8 if you just tap the strings in aage aage ae aage aage ae, then shift to a barred 7 for the end.
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mcnilly: Thanks!
Peter: Yeah, you could play it like that. But you’d lose the low C note.
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what does the —->1/2—> mean..
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Luke: It’s a bend.
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