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There is a link under the video to my website where you can find the free soundslice tab which let's you slow down the video, loop sections, etc. all in your browser.

Hi Mike. It's a Whipple Creek guitar built by Terry Whipple, formerly of Southern IL and now residing in Columbia, MO. He builds a fine guitar!

Ted, if you go to the Soundslice transcription, it has a nifty feature that let's you transpose the notation. Just click on the little settings wheel in the lower right hand corner of the screen and then slide the transposition slider over from G to B, and voila, you'll have the standard notation in B (and the guitar tab with actual fret numbers instead of the conventional system of treating capo as 0 if for some reason that's helpful to you...) Printing is disabled on soundslice, but if you'd like a PDF feel free to contact me through the website and I can email one to you.

Hey Ted, so the true key of the tune is B as Herschel Sizemore played/wrote it on mandolin. My guitar arrangement is out of a G position, but capoed on 4. With the capo on the 4th fret everything is raised by 4 half steps. So start at G -> G# -> A -> A# -> B. If you have any more questions holler at me through the contact form on my website and I'd be glad to explain further. Also, check this video out: ruclips.net/video/T2JhUE8WWrM/видео.html at about a minute ten in the dobro player takes a break, his arrangement of this is really nice! Looks like he's capoed at 4 as well.

Also, it occurs to me that your question/confusion might come from looking at the standard notation, which is written as if the song were in G. That's just the convention when transcribing music for guitar that's capoed, I guess because most of us are "thinking" in G if we're playing out of that position. And the tab, of course, is written the same way so the position of the capo is treated as 0 and the subsequent frets 1, 2, 3, etc.

Hey Ted, I'm sorry about that I had let the old website expire a while back but I've gotten around to making a new one. www.sampayne.net Rebecca is up there with a soundslice transcription and a PDF download, just go to the soundslice lessons section, then to guitar tunes. Lots of new tunes there as well, and I'm adding new stuff all the time. Thanks!

Karl, that's really cool! Nice playing. Looks like a nice build, too!

Sorry about that, I got busy and let the old website expire. I've got a new one: www.sampayne.net and the arrangement is there as a Soundslice transcription as well as a PDF download. I've got several other tunes there too, and plan to be adding more all the time.

Just memorize it and figure it out!!!

alan4sure Well he did say he had the tab.... oh well....guess it’s the old way....no worries

Hey Lee, I'm real sorry about that. I got busy and let the old website expire a while back and I hadn't kept up with comments on these videos. I've got a new website, www.sampayne.net There's a Soundslice transcription there as well as a PDF download of this arrangement. I've added several other tunes as well, and I'm adding new things all the time.

Hey Brooks sorry for the trouble. The website should be back up and running now: www.samuelpayne.net

Samuel Payne how ya going? I notice your website is no more (which is a pity ‘cos it was great). Any chance of getting the tab for Rebecca? Cheers Gwyn

​@@gwyncleeves3094 , thanks for the kind words. I let the old site expire, but I've got a new one up now: www.sampayne.net and there you'll find a Soundslice transcription of this arrangement and PDF download available. Lots of other tunes too, and planning to add a lot more as I can.

No I'm afraid I don't. Thanks for watching; I hope you enjoyed the lesson.

+Samuel Payne I did enjoy it very much. I'll be following your lessons closely as your approach is already improving my technique 100 times over. Thank you very much.