32-20 Blues (Robert Johnson)

Played on a Kopp L-02
Another great Johnson tune in A position
Robert Johnson's 1936 recording: • 32 - 20 Blues by Rober...
"If I send for my baby, and she don't come
If I send for my baby, man, and she don't come
All the doctors in Hot Springs sure can't help her none"
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[@Caramou]

Quite good !

[@evetdelarue8003]

Off the planet good 😀

[@ashwaite8661]

Sweet!

[@ThomasDeLello]

Gimme that guitar...!!!

[@mostlycountryblues]

. . . when you pry it from my cold dead hands !! :)

[@bernardg.muller5581]

Why don’t you sing.? It’s not a Verdi Aria or something like that. It’s a blues that would be happy to be sung. B

[@mostlycountryblues]

Thanks for the encouragement. Never tried, but never say never :)

[@ulissesrocha3365]

What is this guitar?

[@mostlycountryblues]

It is built by Kevin Kopp, here in Bozeman, Montana (www.koppguitars.com). This is the L-02 which is an homage to the Gibson L-00 from the 30s.

[@zoso2850]

What tunning?

[@mostlycountryblues]

Standard tuning, A position.

[@commensasquatche4234]

TABS? Please?

[@mostlycountryblues]

Here you go. For full RJ tabs, I recommend Tom Feldmann's lesson pack. www.dropbox.com/s/4w3d3bag08il8tq/32-20.pdf?dl=0

[@PaulAamGuitar]

Is it your tab? Would you mind me putting up an version of it?