Albert Lee - Country boy intro - Slow then fast

Just messin around not sure if its exact but its close. Feel free to rate, I'll try to put a better vid up when I feel I can play the song better.

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Music

Tags:

• Albert Lee
• Country Boy
• Chicken Pickin
• Telecaster.

[11Kralle]

The runs are more of the hexatonic than pentatonic kind, so you should avoid the 7th (f) more and replace them by the 6th (e) - the verse was nearly accurate!

[brettlac]

@11Kralle Ya I'm sure it sounded right to me at the time. This was a couple years ago and I don't read tab and this thing flies at you pretty quick on the cd so I'm sure there are some mistakes. I'd have a ton more time to note for note stuff and make vids if I wasn't gigging so much. Been wanting to do more lessons and things on youtube just haven't had the time. Such is life! :) Take care!

[unohu2]

Sounds great!!! Is this the Vibroverb?

[brettlac]

Thanks, This one was actually with my Vibrolux... Clean with a little bit of compressor and analog slap back.

[jabcrashblues]

wow !!!!good job man !!!5*****

[brettlac]

Thanks man, I can't believe how hard it is to play stuff slow sometimes... :)

[11Kralle]

@brettlac

Nevermind! I have been listening to the Ricky Skaggs clips and much of the `banjo-rolls´ are very simple, if you know their method! Keep on gigging!!!

[Trainwreck144]

Great Job. All you need is his B-String Bender.

[alan4sure]

Good job, man!!!

[eonguitar]

Stunning... Great video. Thanks for sharing. *****

[catwanger]

@littlephoenix1115

I think saying 98% is a bit far fetched Id say he is 60% the way there

[catwanger]

your are getting pretty darn close

[tuguybear]

It would sound better with alittle less sustain.Cleaner,all the notes are running together and sounds mushy.

[JamesOliverMusic]

didnt hurt to try. good job bro :)