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Stochelo teaches "Duke and Dukie"
Video lessons have been uploaded for 'Duke and Dukie'. Usually we post some samples on YouTube as a teaser, but since 'tis the holiday season we've decided to post the whole theme and solo for people to enjoy. Kind of as a late Christmas present:
The tab, slowed down versions, chord chart and backing track can be downloaded in the member section. As usual every note is tabbed with fingerings, pick directions and theory information.
http://www.rosenbergacademy.com
The tab, slowed down versions, chord chart and backing track can be downloaded in the member section. As usual every note is tabbed with fingerings, pick directions and theory information.
http://www.rosenbergacademy.com
Comments
I think it's basically:
C9 / / / Cdim / / / Dm7b5 / / Cdim C9 / / /
Each chord or slash = 2 beats
The first two chords last 2 bars... the ii-v one bar each with a turnaround at the end... You might see an F#dim instead of the Cdim on some charts, it's the same chord.
For the I chord (C) use 6/9 and you can use Db9 instead of the G7.