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Old February 22nd, 2006
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Hallelujah

I found the words on the Internet Monday evening and did a quick recording Tuesday evening. Forgive the clams, each part was a single take. I was anxious to hear it. I love this tune and I'm glad I finally got around to learning it. I'm playing in G, capoed at the third fret, so it's in Bb. It works good here for my voice.

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For this tune you don't need to pick certain notes of the chord. Just play either a simple strum or simple picking pattern as a backup for singing. Of course, if you are trying a solo guitar version, the requirements go way up as you add the melody.

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That's helpful............thanks RB Not ready for this tune yet but I do want to learn it at some stage.


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Sorry if I'm repeating anything...................have been offline for more than a week but just hada come back to this song cos it reminds me so much of what love can achieve (look at what Kush has been through.................I feel so **** for not being there at at time..........love him so much.............sweetest person I've ever met to be sure).

Anyway, now I'm up an running again I'm sure you'll hear more from me (experieces make you stronger..................hope you see this part Kush (cos luv ya & Priya),

Take care lil bro.

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I'm really happy you like my recording of this tune! Thanks!

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  What is the strumming pattern?

Bob, can you tell me what the strumming pattern is for this song? Did you record seperate guitar parts?

Thank Bob

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No strumming. I fingerpicked it with a simple pattern.

Thumb......Thumb 2&3 Thumb

over and over.

There is only one guitar track.

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98 posts and counting. This track (and deservedly so) must be making a record for most posts for any tune! This was a homerun RB, right vocals, right guitar, right sound. Still one I listen to over and over on my ipod!

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Hey Todd! You made number 100!

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Wow.. 100 posts for one tune, talk about longevity! Well deserved too. My daughter had a gaggle of girls over for her birthday a few months back. Guess what song these girls were singing? Hallelujah! Lyrics were a tad different, but that's what they were learning in church choir. So, it's a tune that bridges the generation gap. I recorded them wailing and thought about posting it, but I didn't get them to sign waivers! Rock on Rockerbob!

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Sweet!!!great Job Rb!.....keep Jammin'


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Thanks, Spider!

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RB, I am in awe of...thank you so much for posting this.

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Thanks for listening, Scotty!

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Wow, this thread has legs! I finally took a listen and I'll have to say I got a tear in my eye. Great work RB.

Oh and NoCat I tried to listen to your version as well, but sad to say it was gone.

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Thanks, Fly!

If it brought a tear, I must have done something right. Like choosing a great tune to record!

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