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David
02-24-2006, 06:25 PM
So what was the very first note of the very first chord of the very first song of the very first performance the Mac gave in the United States?
I like hearing about firsts.
madformac
02-24-2006, 07:48 PM
12th fret D string tuned to E. :nod: (at a guess)
Sahara
02-25-2006, 02:32 PM
12th fret D string tuned to E. :nod: (at a guess)
:confused: :shocked: :o Uh ..... d'uh!! I knew that. :lol:
Where do you guys GET this stuff?!
madformac
02-25-2006, 06:24 PM
:confused: :shocked: :o Uh ..... d'uh!! I knew that. :lol:
Where do you guys GET this stuff?!
Well I'm guessing it was either Madison Blues or Dust My Broom, Carousel Ballroom, San Francisco, June 7th 1968. But I don't have the setlist so I'm going off intuition here... :shrug: :laugh: I'm sure David or chiliD can correct me though. I was 6 years from existence when they played that gig.
Sahara
02-25-2006, 06:27 PM
Well I'm guessing it was either Madison Blues or Dust My Broom, Carousel Ballroom, San Francisco, June 7th 1968. But I don't have the setlist so I'm going off intuition here... :shrug: :laugh: I'm sure David or chiliD can correct me though. I was 6 years from existence when they played that gig.
:laugh: :wavey:
SteveMacD
02-25-2006, 06:55 PM
Really, though, if it were an Elmore James tune, it's hard to say what the very first note would have been, as Jeremy may have missed a string, and what should have been, say, a "D" was in fact an "A." There's a lot of variation between what is ACTUALLY played and what is INTENDED to be played when playing a riff involving a full chord (which is the case with those Elmore James tunes).
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