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Chris aka Sniggly
PostPosted: Tue Jan 12, 2010 2:58 pm 
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...You know the one Al Petteway plays for nearly every guitar that comes through there. Anyone know if there is a tab for that? It sounds like standard tuning to me but I could be wrong.

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Which body type? I think he has a piece he plays for each type of guitar-one to demo classicals, one to demo dreds, one to demo smaller fingerstyle guitars, one to demo parlor guitars, etc.
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It's the one he does on the medium sized bodies for fingerstyle.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=33aLlpTvqJU

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Hi Chris

It is called Rainy Day and is in standard tuning. It is from his Dream guitars CD of which there is a Book of tabs available. That CD along with Tony McManus' The Makers Mark are recorded using Instruments from the Dream guitars collection a different guitar on every track. I spent a weekend with Al, Tony and Paul Reed Smith at Tony's gritar weekenf
d back in October. There is not a bad track on Al's CD and Rainy morning and Tennessee Mountain Rag are my favorite cuts, I have the Tab book but would rather see Al sell you the book, he puts a lot of work into his music and earns every dollar he gets. If you ever get a chance to hear Al and Ami in concert its a great show.

I have a clip of him playing Tn. Mtn. Rag on my Wedge guitar in my photo bucket album.
http://s190.photobucket.com/albums/z228/fetellier/?action=view&current=AlPettewayplayswedge.flv
Taken with my digital camera so the sound is not that great.

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Fred Tellier wrote:
If you ever get a chance to hear Al and Ami in concert its a great show.



Yes it sure is. I saw them at Paul's (Dream Guitars owner) a while back, and they were wonderful. They're also playing at my church in a few weeks. Such sweet people to boot. They also both play a mean djembe.

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