How to Play the Melody to Blue Eyes Crying in the Rain by Willie Nelson on Guitar with TAB

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[@raymanley2612]

another good job Mitch....always something enjoyable in ol' country

[@susancallhutchisongoodoldtunes]

Another great one I love.

[@peterbarratt2415]

Nice work. On my to learn list now.

[@jurgenweber9108]

WONDERFUL!! THANK YOU VERY MUCH!! GREETINGS FROM GERMANY!! JÜRGEN

[@MitchsMusic]

Thank you! I have always loved my visits to Germany! Let me know if you have anything else you'd like to hear!

[@jurgenweber9108]

HALLO.. I WOULD BE VERY HAPPY ABOUT "SEVEN SPANISH ANGELS" BY WILLIE NELSON AND RAY CHARLES. THANK YOU VERY MUCH!! JÜRGEN

[@MitchsMusic]

@@jurgenweber9108 I love Seven Spanish Angels! Look for it soon!

[@jurgenweber9108]

THANK YOU VERY MUCH!! GREETINGS FROM ..RHINELAND PALATINATE..NEAR..RAMSTEIN AIRBASE..

[@MitchsMusic]

Hey! The TABs for Seven Spanish Angels will Start releasing tomorrow, but here are the videos: Melody and Intro: kzbin.info/www/bejne/h6e4aWt6YqmLha8 Chords: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rJS4lICqpresg6s And Here are the TABs: Melody- mitchgissendaner.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/Seven-Spanish-Angels-Melody.pdf Chords- mitchgissendaner.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/Seven-Spanish-Angels-Chords.pdf Great request! Let me know if you'd like me to do another one!

[@raymanley2612]

Mitch ...the arpeggiated turnaround at end of solo...bars 47-48...Willie said he got that from a Django Reinhart recording but you have it as starting on C#...you seem to be playing C natural....the chords are F7 E7 Bb6 to the A (bridge)

[@raymanley2612]

I'm writing this out in notation for my own use....it's still played everywhere

[@MitchsMusic]

Hey! Thanks for the comment. Yes I am playing a C, but a C# is notated. Sorry about that. I remember correcting that, but somehow it didn’t stick. As far as the chords for the walk down, with the C# changed to C, that would make the first chord CAEb (F7 minus the F), BG#D (E7 minus the E), BbGDb (which could be called a B6 without the F or a Gdim). Honestly I’m just glad I was close. That part was tricky by ear.

[@raymanley2612]

@@MitchsMusic we do alot of chords w/o the one