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Michael Hertz
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  • Brattleboro, VT
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Tablatures below are in Tabledit format. Save them to your computer, and then downloa a free viewer (TEFview) from www.tabledit.com, which will allow you to see and print the files, and also to hear them played in .midi (not the real thing, but enough to give you an idea of how it should sound)

Step It Up and Go.tef
One Dime Blues.tef
Mole's Moan.tef
My Grandfather's Clock.tef
Muskrat Ramble.tef
How Great Thou Art.tef
Cincinnati Flow Rag.tef
Deep River Blues.tef
Wild Rose.tef
Sister Kate.tef
Ragged and Dirty.tef
I Am A Pilgrim.tef
Hope for the Delta.tef
Guitar Rag.tef
Death Don't Have No Mercy.tef
Chumpman Blues.tef
Back to My Old Smoky Mountains.tef

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At 12:19pm on October 13, 2009, Jennifer said…
Thanks to you, because I didn't even know this site existed. What fun to see what people have posted.
At 7:01am on June 23, 2009, Richard Schuchman said…
Yeah, I'm very familiar with John Fahey's version, which is why I asked because you've got a lot of variations in there! Great job figuring it out and adding to it. I do the same (I think everyone does) with the Davy Graham classic Angie. Everyone from Paul Simon to John Renbourn has their own variations - it's like you can't help it. You get that descending bass pattern going and it get's really tough to stop.

Anyway, great stuff! Thanks for sharing!
At 8:01pm on June 21, 2009, Richard Schuchman said…
Sorry to double post but MAN! Nice arrangement of Last Steam Engine Train! Where did you pick that up?
At 7:53pm on June 21, 2009, Richard Schuchman said…
Hey, welcome. Just joined myself. More of a classical player myself, but I started out as a folkie and still love a well played steel string and play a few John Fahey tunes, as well as some celtic, blues, etc.. I like your Diddie Wah Diddie - Duck Baker and Stefan Grossman do a nice instrumental version, complete with a double-time outro. I wanted to ask - have you ever seen an arrangement of Grossman's Texas Lemon Flavor? He includes arrangements of a few of the tunes in the booklet that comes with the cd, but that tune isn't among them and I REALLY want to learn it. Take care and happy playing.
At 5:36pm on June 21, 2009, Mark Stewart said…
The songs are great. Really loved Bret's boogie. I've been doing this only af ew years now, but that is the type of music I like playing. I'mmnot there yet, but making progress.
At 9:08pm on June 18, 2009, Lisa McCormick : Guitar Life said…
Life in W. Heights is good, but would be even better if the sun would ever come out.
And you? You are well?
At 7:13am on June 18, 2009, Lisa McCormick : Guitar Life said…
Hey neighbor! Welcome!

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Which one of the following describes your involvement in music? (Check all that apply)
Amateur or recreational musician
How many years have you been playing guitar?
More than 30 years
Which of these instruments do you own or play?
Flattop steel-string acoustic guitar
The make and model of your guitar(s) and/or other instruments and gear.
Gibson J-45
Breedlove RD/R
Martin 018 (1958)
What type of music do you like to play?
folk, blues, ragtime
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