One Finger Double Stop

Jack

Hi Bill,

Glad to hear it was a help. I'm not sure, but I think Joe may have meant something different; I can't think of a tune where I've seen that particular move. Assuming it's not a typo, though, I think I'd try one of these-reading m=middle, i=index, r=ring, p=pinkie, T=thumb:

--p----
--p----
--i----
--r----
--i----
-m----

or:

--p----
--p----
-m-----
-r-----
-i-----
-T-----

Best,
Jack.

joef

[quote="Jack"]Hi Bill,

Glad to hear it was a help. I'm not sure, but I think Joe may have meant something different; I can't think of a tune where I've seen that particular move. Assuming it's not a typo, though, I think I'd try one of these-reading m=middle, i=index, r=ring, p=pinkie, T=thumb:

--p----
--p----
--i----
--r----
--i----
-m----

or:

--p----
--p----
-m-----
-r-----
-i-----
-T-----

Best,
Jack.[/quote]

I was thinking of the second version Jack mentions here as it moves up from the G69 that was originally talked about. So the thumb plays the low A (5th fret E-string). It gives you a very full and rich sounding A9 chord that I'm sure you can use somewhere :-) I use that move in Manoir sometimes...

regards
Joe