Topic: Tennessee Stud - strumming pattern?
Hi All,
Anyone got a tip on how to play Tennessee Stud by Johnny Cash?
The chords are easy to find, but is there an easy way to make it sound good?
Thanks!
Robert
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Re: Tennessee Stud - strumming pattern?
hi robert you can find a video of johnny playing the song on youtube
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Re: Tennessee Stud - strumming pattern?
the song tennessee stud is a 2/4 strum with the accent on 1 so its like 1and 2 and you can alternate between the two bass strings if you wish acapo
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Re: Tennessee Stud - strumming pattern?
Aha!
Thank you acapo - I'll get right on it
5 2007-11-10 12:58:44 (edited by acapo 2007-11-10 13:22:47)
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Re: Tennessee Stud - strumming pattern?
the intro for tennessee stud {notes} a g f# e d a b d d f# a g f# e d a b dd e d the notes are double picked these are for the key of d some are 8th notes,quarter notes and without a piece of sheet music i cant add the tempo or hammer on but you have a start wish i could imput more but without a music processor that would be a tedious task for you and me i hope this helps a little acapo
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Re: Tennessee Stud - strumming pattern?
Hi,
Hoping to find the chords and lyrics to a couple of songs.They are:
Georgia, Always, Ain't Misbehavin and Making Whoopee.
Thanks for any help.
A.J.
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Re: Tennessee Stud - strumming pattern?
are you refering to georgia by ray charles?
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Re: Tennessee Stud - strumming pattern?
acapo wrote:
are you refering to georgia by ray charles?
aint misbehaving,making whoppi checkout leon redbone acapo
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