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"Kickin' the Cat" Lang intro
Lango-Django
Niagara-On-The-Lake, ONModerator
I've spent a couple of hours listening to this with all of today's modern technology, and as best as I can tell, this is what Eddie does for the intro of "Kickin' the Cat"... MP3 file is at the bottom of this post.
(Rhetorical question: why did Joe and Eddie use so many cats and dogs in their song titles?)
For your convenience, I've divided the intro up into little phrases... they are not always exactly a bar each, but after bit of time practising them hopefully you'll see with my logic in dividing them this way... or not!
Corrections and arguments are welcome, as always...
Will
************************
G: XX5433
G7: XX3433
C6: XX2213
C#dim: XX2323
G:XX5433
***********************
open 6th string
Bb7: 6867XX
A7: 5756XX
************************
A7: 575685
Dm: 557765
A7: 575685
A7: 575685
*************************
F# note 4th string 4th fret
A dim: XX4545
Abdim: XX3434
****************************
C6: XX2213
E7: XX2434
A7: XX5655
***************************
open 5th string A
G note 6th string 3rd fret
harmonics at 5th fret
(Rhetorical question: why did Joe and Eddie use so many cats and dogs in their song titles?)
For your convenience, I've divided the intro up into little phrases... they are not always exactly a bar each, but after bit of time practising them hopefully you'll see with my logic in dividing them this way... or not!
Corrections and arguments are welcome, as always...
Will
************************
G: XX5433
G7: XX3433
C6: XX2213
C#dim: XX2323
G:XX5433
***********************
open 6th string
Bb7: 6867XX
A7: 5756XX
************************
A7: 575685
Dm: 557765
A7: 575685
A7: 575685
*************************
F# note 4th string 4th fret
A dim: XX4545
Abdim: XX3434
****************************
C6: XX2213
E7: XX2434
A7: XX5655
***************************
open 5th string A
G note 6th string 3rd fret
harmonics at 5th fret
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Edgar Degas: "Only when he no longer knows what he is doing does the painter do good things.... To draw, you must close your eyes and sing."
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