pause C slide to D
E------0---------x--------------0-------x---------------0--
B------1---------1------7-------1-------1--------7------1-
G------2---------0------7-------2-------0--------7------2-
D----2---------2------7------2--------2-------7-------2---
A--0--------3------/5------0--------3------/5--------0----
E------------------------------------------------------------
Maybe I'm missing something obvious here, but I can't seem to get the 3/5 on the A right. I always end up sliding with my third finger, which makes it impossible to play the D7 -> B7 G7 part which immediately follows it.
Any help?
For the record, it's the intro to Cash's cover of "Hurt".
praisedave wrote:same as ussual... from top of fretboard
middle ring index
ring middle index
OK, well then I've been doing it right up until that point. But I figured that whatever finger was left on the A string is the one that I slide with, in this case, the ring (3rd). So in that case, how are you getting your index back up there in time, replacing the ring finger on the A, 3rd fret?
Last edited by TheGuyThatJaneLikes on Fri Jun 03, 2005 9:20 pm, edited 2 times in total.
praisedave wrote:same as ussual... from top of fretboard
middle ring index
ring middle index
OK, well then I've been doing it right up until that point. But I figured that whatever finger was left on the A string is the one that I slide with, in this case, the ring (3rd). So in that case, how are you getting your index back up there in time, replacing the ring finger on the A, 3rd fret?
start your index on the second fret on a so you have some overlap time... i cant really explain it
KahnTheRevelator wrote:does the title of this thread make any other 3 year olds laugh
Nah, I've outgrown the stage of laughing at poo-poo and wee-wee jokes, otherwise this title would have intentionally had a double meaning.
And no, I didn't edit it. What made you think that?
dmbguitar718 wrote:and why on earth would you finger an Am like that?
I have no idea, just comfort. Why, how would you do it?
middle finger on the E, ring on the A, index on the C.
I've always been doing it my way, but now that you mention, that's much more comfortable. I'm such an idiot.
Stupid Question: Where do the C and E come from? I obviously lack any knowledge of actual music theory.
well that's just the notes that you fret in the chord. technically, it's middle finger on the d string, ring finger on the a string, and index on the b string.