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Intermediate. The Glory Of Love. Standard tuning
I recorded this show song as an instrumental
in the key of E on my Black Key Blues cd. This is an easier arrangement in the key of C. I think the
most famous recording of this song was done by Big Bill Broonzy on his famous Folkways release. Big
Bill is someone to get familiar with. He plays his arrangement in the key of C also, and was a great
master on the guitar.
I borrow a few things from other arrangements I've done in these series
just to make a point of how your own repertoire can be expanded with what you already know. For example,
the last measure of line one is a take off from Candy Man in session 1, and the first measure of line
five is using the f- position from I'm so Lonesome I Could Cry in session two.
In the intro
I've added something a little different. The bass line descends while the melody line ascends. This
is called "contrary motion" and is something new for your repertoire.You should look carefully and make
sure you notice that there is a first, second and third ending to this lively classic!
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TABULATURE
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Reader to open this. If you
don't have it, go HERE.
MP3s....a fast and slow
version. Listen to the fast
version a few times to
get the feel of
the tune.
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