Gordon wrote:
I particularly liked a song called "Jubilee" and after a bit of trial
an error and going through a few tunings I found that the song is
played in open D and that the really nice chord phrasings are actually
very easy and provided for some very nice sounding rhythm
progressions.
Hmm. Perhaps he rearranged it, but I'm pretty sure he plays it in
standard tuning (key=E). In fact, the chord progression for this tune
is one of my favorites, and I use it often to test pickups because
it combines high fretted strings with open strings, and the combination
of this with heavy strumming is a good pickup test. Anyway, I don't
have a guitar here (I don't think my officemate would appreciate it!),
but as best as I can visualize it in my head the first few chords in
the version I've seen him do has these fingerings (lo to hi):
[079900] [079800] [076400] [077600]
I've learned a handful of his tunes, and they were all in standard
tuning or drop-D. A couple of them I copped off of his old
"Front Row" concert video. I think he has a couple concert videos
still available; they might help you figure some stuff out.
Peace,
Tom Loredo
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