Tablature

[Mark Greenway]

I would love to have "The Chair" and "Amarillo By Morning" to add to my John Russell Library.

You are so much appreciated for the work and the time you take on making these tabs.

Thank you again.

[Roy McKinney]

I second Mark Greenway request.

[Joe Rouse]

I too would like to have The Chair and Amarillo By Morning. Thank you John.

[Olaf Wiese]

Count me in for Amarillo By Morning

[Dick Chapple Sr]

My choices:
2) Walk Through This World with Me
6) Music of the Night
Only You
10) Amarillo by Morning
15) Old shep

I too have enjoyed your tabs and thank you very much for your effort. Thank you a big bunch John.
Dick

[Steven Cabral]

I'd love to see Amarillo By Morning , The Chair , and From This Moment as my top three from your list . Thanks for your efforts . Steve

[John Kalament]

Hello John,
First of all, Thank you so much for the Tab's you have already sent me, they were all very much appreciated ! The Fantastic work that you do is also very much appreciated by all the other Steelers on the Forum I'm sure. The Kindness that you have by sharing your Gift with all of us gives us that extra incentive we need to keep going on this Wonderful Instrument.
The Tab's I am interested in are,
I love You Because
The Chair
Amarillo By Morning
Thank you so much Again and keep up the Great Work !
John Kalament

[John A. Russell]

Hey All

I keep adding more songs to the list and have already decided on April's Post.

Look out for it on the 1st April.

Like all the others, it is free of charge.


J.R.

[John A. Russell]

Hey All

I have updated my tab list for 2018.
I am going to try and release one a month, to those who are interested. Any comments or suggestons are welcome.

Kind Regards

J.R.

[Larry Hopkins]

How about some more Beatles ,or maybe,Beachboys,(In my room),would be a good one,all your hard work is much appreciated ,thanks!
LH

[James Quillian]

I am interested in anything that includes

1.) either or both of the levers furthest to the right.
2.) use of flatted 3rds
3.) C pedal

My need for tab is focused on what I need to develop and expand skills.

[John A. Russell]

James

I would need to know a bit more to help you.
Are you a PSG beginner?
Do you have a basic knowledge of what all your pedals
and levers do, in constructing chords?
For example.

A flattened third is a minor chord and simple use of the A pedal will form a minor chord.

Once I know your skill level, I will try and put something together for you.


J.R.

[James Quillian]

James

I would need to know a bit more to help you.
Are you a PSG beginner?
Do you have a basic knowledge of what all your pedals
and levers do, in constructing chords?
For example.

A flattened third is a minor chord and simple use of the A pedal will form a minor chord.

Once I know your skill level, I will try and put something together for you.
J.R.

John, I play a lot of instruments. I am not that bad on steel. I can play just about anything, not great but decent.

I always come up with my own chops but use tab mostly to save time and avoid reinventing the wheel.

So, in practicing, I am always trying expand the steel into areas outside the genres where it is most often used. I am also always trying to make more use of pedals and levers that are often neglected. I play a lot of blues and that is where the flatted 3rd comes in.

I use a flatted 3rd in single note runs more than anywhere else. The only steel player I have heard do this much at all is Ron Elliot and he doesn't do it all that often. Mostly with tab I just study how other folks make sounds I am interested in. I wouldn't want you or anyone else to write tab just for my purposes.

But, yes if it already has what I need in it, I would like to have it.

Mostly I use tab to develop skills and that has some of what I am working on in it. For me it works better to play through licks as they are played in context than to get an academic understanding of the concept ahead of time.

Thanks

James

[John A. Russell]

Jimmy

If you PM me your email address, I will send something for you.

J.R.

[Don Kuhn]

Guess I'm the only Conway Fan going to be tuff going up against King George all the way to Amarillo lol.

[Roy McKinney]

John, thank you for the most recent tab.
Always good to have something new to practice on and learn different skills.

[John A. Russell]

Hey All

Thanks for your comments.

I have added several more titles to my list.
Three old standards that work well with PSG, by Nat King Cole
and Dean Martin as well as the great gospel track, "How Great Thou Art", to a backing track I bought from John Hughey. (awhile ago)

I will try and release one tab per month, so as not to become stale.

The Gospel track for this month, "One Day At A Time" (Sweet Jesus) has not proved popular with you guys, so I will maybe release an old standard, for May

Kind Regards


J.R.

[Michael Greer]

John

HELLO DARLIN -Conway Twitty

I would love to see this classic song.

As an aside, I am going to a show in June that is a Tribute show to both Conway Twitty and Loretta Lynn.

The performers in this show are the grandchildren....yes....grandchildren of Conway and Lorreta.

Boy .....you know your getting old when you get to the grandchildren of the stars you admired ...lol

Looking forward to show

Mike

[John A. Russell]

Know what you mean!
Buddy of mine used to cut Conway's hair
Joni, his daughter, signed my hat.
Small world.
JR

[Allen Howington]

John,
Thanks so much for your love of the steel guitar and aiding your fellow steel guitar enthusiasts.
My choices would be:

2: Walk Through This World With Me. posted Feb-18
3: God Bless The U.S.A.(NPY)
4: From This Moment. (NPY)
5: Kindly Keep It Country. (NPY)
9: The Chair. (NPY)
10: Amarillo By Morning. (NPY)

Again, thank you for all that you do for all of us, especially us "wanna-b's".

allen.howington@yahoo.com

[Carol Teston]

Hi John

Thank you for the tab, what a great job on this one. As I have said before you have a great talent and us steel players thank you for your hard work and allowing us to be a part of it.Again my sincere thanks for your fantastic efforts and beautiful style

pedalsteelman123@gmail.com

[Jim Reynolds]

John, I had asked for Crying from you, and it was out. I sent a PM to Don Kuhn, asking if he'd send me a copy. You said he could if I sent $10.00 donation to the Forum. I did, and the Forum told me to Thank you for the idea. So I', doing that. Thanks.

[DG Whitley]

One vote for "How Great Thou Art", as it has been one of my favorites for more years than I care to remember. It was my late Dad's favorite as well.

Come on folks, need 9 more votes please!

[Jim Reynolds]

John, just wanted to let you know I now have the tab Crying, by you. Thanks a million to you and Don Kuhn, I will always be indebted to you and him. Thanks again.

[John A. Russell]

Dear All

To Avoid Confusion.

All tab is no longer available.

Look out for monthly tabs.

These will be available for the month that they are posted.


Thanks to you all.


J.R.