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Old December 13th, 2007
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  Bridge idea/tab for "Way Back When"

Kirk,

I have been playing something I wrote for a bridge to your ever-so-beautiful, Way Back When. My wife was clammoring for a middle section.

Would it be ok to post a tab and/or audio recording somewhere on this site? If not, I totally understand. I just love the song!

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Sure, jb ... let's see and hear what you've got.


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Great! It may take me a week or so with the holiday. I'm relocating across the country too. But, I promise to post something asap.

Kirk, that is a fantastic piece. I really like it. You were right too--it's deceptively difficulty.

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I didn't have much time to get this down properly. You can hear me flub a few parts and the inside Cminor chord at the end is fingered too late. However, I think the musical idea is there.

It starts off at the end of Way Back When's "verse" (if you will) or Part A so you can get the feel of how it's connected. I didn't connect it back to the verse/A at the end. Instead, I ended it, which seems a little out of sorts.

Tried to keep the beauty and rather emotional feel to Kirk's verse/A part.
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If there is interest, I can clean it up and post the tab. I could also connect the whole thing up into one song and possibly ditch that Cminor thing at the end--possibly it's too Schmaltzy!

Let me know what you all think. Again, Kirk, what a beautiful song.

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I like it, jb, follows on very nicely indeed. I don't hear anything schmaltzy. I would like to hear you play the whole thing now.

Merry Christmas!


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Wow. That was great. Good stuff.

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Very nicely played and recorded


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Thanks to all and Kirk. I love this forum as well as the PT forum. I will get a full version up asap (I'm heading home to the cold of Detroit for the holiday so it may take a few days).

By the way, Kirk, I can't thank you enough for your lessons (bought the CD), the forums and PT. A year ago, I nearly gave up guitar forever.

I gave a little donation and will try to do so again when I can. You are the best! Hope to meet you someday down under.

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I'm heading home to the cold of Detroit for the holiday.

52 degrees here{Detroit} this morning with rain all night and today, lost our 9 inches of snow from the other day, but the call is for colder temps tomorrow and into the week.

Edit - disreguard if you meant the "cold" of Detroit as in some of its personality.....LOL

Sorry Didn't mean to post that link, don't know what I did must of hit paste by accident.


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jb,
That was indeed very nice. Take your time and put the whole thing together like Kirk said. Great playing, and probably even better when cleaned up.

Merry Christmas to ya!


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