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@Mr1131988 Correct. With her most recent addition a few days ago of two more, she's up to 38 and still going strong. I wish she and Union Station could go on playing forever -- such a combination of timeless creativity and talent so rarely comes together.

About half of this entire video is taken up just by credits. I'd hate to think of how that'd be handled in a full-length production, but at least it'd leave plenty of time for getting to the concession counter. LOL

@magikbee I'd definitely be interested in a slowed-down version and/or tab. I think you absolutely nailed it and indeed, the WOlftrap video is probably the best visual you can get to compare with. I've used double drop D and open G tunings before, but never this (C5). How did you ever even figure...

Got to see them perform in Scottsdale, Arizona last Wednesday night -- man, it was near freezing under this big tent and they put on coats and rocked for about two hours non-stop. They were great 35+ years ago, and are still great now. Thanks, guys, for the experience and what you've given from y...

@seanbon74 He received the MBE - Member of the Order of the British Empire (the lowest rank and not sufficient to be called "Sir") in 2008. He also received an honorary Doctor of Literature degree in 2006.

The first three chords are actually C, Cmaj7, and Am for the intro. In place of the Cmaj7 you could also use a G6 (same as Em7). Most definitely not a B. It certainly doesn't look like you're playing a B.

Siggi, I enjoyed also your original, instructional version (which has since been removed), but this version has a number of embellishments. Thank you for both!

@DancingFalcons That's Mick on drums. Lindsay is on guitar.

Aha -- it's on the Dillards' 1963 "Back Porch Bluegrass" album.

After nearly 40 years, the Doobies are still able to crank it out with so much emotion. So fortunate to have been able to experience it then, as well s now.

Looks like you have your switchon the "treble" position, which would not be the bridge setting... (???). Regardless, good job! Epiphone LPs are such a bargain for what they have to offer. The S-Ds are a matter of taste -- come like them better than the 57s, some don't, but they sound really good ...