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Step It Up & Go

Posted by Mike on January 24, 2008, 2:28 pm
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Since working through the songs on Ari's Blind Boy Fuller DVD, I'm even more hooked on Fuller than before. I even went out and picked up a used National Delphi -- what a great guitar and great music. I've been trying to work out my own tab on a few of Fuller's song, in particular here, Step It Up & Go. There is one spot, I think it would be in the 6th measure where it's transitioning from the C (IV) to the G (I) -- it sounds like a bend on third string 3rd fret, then hit second string 3rd fret, then third string 3rd fret, finally open third string. I think I can hear bass notes with that, but I can't seem to put together that sequence. Any suggestions? Anybody work that out?

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Re: Step It Up & Go - waxwing January 25, 2008, 10:33 am
- Re: Step It Up & Go - Mike January 25, 2008, 2:09 pm
  - Re: Step It Up & Go - waxwing January 25, 2008, 9:03 pm

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--Previous Message-- : Since working through the songs on Ari's Blind : Boy Fuller DVD, I'm even more hooked on : Fuller than before. I even went out and : picked up a used National Delphi -- what a : great guitar and great music. I've been : trying to work out my own tab on a few of : Fuller's song, in particular here, Step It : Up & Go. There is one spot, I think it : would be in the 6th measure where it's : transitioning from the C (IV) to the G (I) : -- it sounds like a bend on third string 3rd : fret, then hit second string 3rd fret, then : third string 3rd fret, finally open third : string. I think I can hear bass notes with : that, but I can't seem to put together that : sequence. Any suggestions? Anybody work that : out? :

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