[sleek]

Hi.

I'm new to the board, so please forgive me if this has been posted before.

I just got my first b-bender, (B&W-cheap, non-intrusive and good!), and I need to get some licks together. I figure this song is a good place to start.

I've sorted out the intro, but if anyone has tabs for the fills and solo, it would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks,

-K.

[Don Miller]

Hi Sleek..

I usually play the intro as the break..they are similar with slight variations

[sleek]

There's these cool double-stops in the lead, and that high lick I need to figure out...

Perhaps I'll be the one to post it...

Hmmm...

-K.

[Don Miller]

Depends on which version you are talking about..theres versions ranging from PLayboy After Dark to Boston Tea Party and Ash Grove...and the one on Untitled/Unissued...they...as alot of Clarence's work got more complicated as time went on...Playboy is the least complex...and you aint going nowhwere was a staple of the live sets so there are alot of versions out there...

If youre talking about what I think youre talking about..in the key of G youre barring the E and B at the 10th fret, ...engage bender 2x...then slide the E and B up to 13 and do it again...then to 8 for your Am...you can do the C move as a 3rd string bend 7-9 or at the third fret on E and B using the bender...I ususally end up staying on the first 2 strings..hit the A at 5 on the E string and fall back to G..

I hope that made sense...

[Matt]

You Ain't Goin Nowhere is a fun one!

I think that was the first 'bender' break I learned.

-Matt

[Muttcaster]

[Don Miller]

"third string 12th fret -hike", huh?

And actually after positing that, I sat down and played thru the intro...and what I posted is not entirely correct...but it should get you in the door.