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Date: Fri, 01 Dec 2000 10:06:39 +0100
From: "Dr. Peter A. Kšhler" <koehler@mpipf-muenchen.mpg.de>
Subject: Detroit City


Hi Greg, here is one (I think the best one) of the many answers to my
COWPIE  request. Thanks again!!!

Howdy,

I saw your query in COWPIE...

Of course it depends on what key you want to do the song in,
I do it in A so I get to use the open string and it's really
easy. If you do a different key we can work it out.

I use the open A and the E on the 2nd fret of the D string.
Then walk up one fret on the A string to Bb and still on the
E on the 4the string, and then end up one more fret higher 
to be alternating on E and B.

Here's the tab:

   E |----------------------------------------------------------
   B |----------------------------------------------------------
   G |----------------------------------------------------------
   D |------2-------2--------2-------2--------2-------2------2--
   A |--0-------0----0-h-1-------1----1-h-2-------2------2------
   E |----------------------------------------------------------

Where the "h" indicates kinda of a hammer-on effect to get that
twang sound. I've also done it turning the tuning key but that's
harder to do cuz you have to start out in tune and de-tune. Then
getting back in tune is how they ended the song, just reversing
the process.

Give it a try and let me know....

Cheers,
...Bob

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