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21 Feb 10 - 05:54 PM (#2846123) Subject: Bob Dylans John Brown. From: Pierre Le Chapeau Having a 12 string guitar I seriously think there are some songs out there where a 12 string guitar is essential for that song. The Eagles use a lot of 12 string Where a full bodied sound can be achieved? Dylan does this number John Brown both on 6 and 12 a String. See utube? What key should I play "John Brown and what fret does the Capo go on re 12 string? Kind regards to all Pierre. |
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21 Feb 10 - 06:00 PM (#2846124) Subject: RE: Bob Dylans John Brown. From: Pierre Le Chapeau In other words what key is arguably the best for this song on a 12 string and where is th position? |
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21 Feb 10 - 06:08 PM (#2846134) Subject: RE: Bob Dylans John Brown. From: Pierre Le Chapeau I Like Debates? |
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22 Feb 10 - 06:55 PM (#2847125) Subject: RE: Bob Dylans John Brown. From: Pierre Le Chapeau This thread went down like a lead balloon? Might has well ask me Cat for a debate cat. I,ll find it myself? Regards Piierre |
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22 Feb 10 - 06:59 PM (#2847131) Subject: RE: Bob Dylans John Brown. From: Melissa which video is the one where he uses a 12-string? |
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22 Feb 10 - 07:19 PM (#2847153) Subject: RE: Bob Dylans John Brown. From: Melissa I listened to one that sounded like D and another that seemed to be in A (but still didn't find one with a 12string) I think the 'best' key would be the one you can sing comfortably. |
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22 Feb 10 - 09:11 PM (#2847228) Subject: RE: Bob Dylans John Brown. From: Mzee Simba Melissa is so right...The best key for you is the key that's best for your singing...which might be a completely different key than the best key for me. |
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24 Feb 10 - 06:27 PM (#2849276) Subject: RE: Bob Dylans John Brown. From: Pierre Le Chapeau Thank You very much for responses folks. Dylan uses 12 string lots and drop D tuning. s. Im now learning about Capo,s and indeed I find it interesting. I dont mind Capos but Drop D tuning I cant get me head around and it makes a guitar sound so easy which it is not both in sound and body? but each to there own? Kindest regards Pierre. |