Date: Fri, 6 Mar 1998 03:01:01 -0800
Subject: TAB / Acoustic Sketches Correction 
From: ya-kob *AtSign* juno.com (Include Your Children when Baking Cookies) 

Here's another one for you -- this appears in the *Jam in the Pocket*
tune, and though I can't recall the exact measure, I'm sure you'll
recognize it. Phil uses this trick at least once in all his blues jams
in E... this is a PK signature.

E-------------------0-------------------- 
B-----------------------------<7>-------- 
G------------7--------6/7------------------ 
D--------4/5---7/9---------9--------------- 
A-----5----------------------------------- 
E-0h7------------------------------------- 

Sometimes PK will throw out that second to last note (9th fret) and just
double the 7th fret harmonic. It's the same note. Sometimes he gets the
harmonic from the 9th fret, and then goes for the 7th fret harmonic.

Cool riff tho'.

Anyway, I believe the *AS* TAB book has the same riff, but as follows:

E-----------------------0---------------------- 
B--------------3----------------<7>--<7>------ 
G-----------------2/4------6/7----------------- 
D---------4/5--------------------------------- 
A------5-------------------------------------- 
E-0h7----------------------------------------- 

Which is a *lot* harder to handle, if not impossible. You hammer that
first note with the pinky, have your middle finger in place and waiting
for the next note, have your index in place on the 4th fret for the
finger-n-slide... how you get to the 3rd fret from there with any grace
is beyond me. It feels better to have your pinky nail the next note, at
the 7th fret.

Wishing I could have had a part in the TAB-bing of AS, cuz it woulda
been cool,

	Jacob