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Franchiquito

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Joined: Aug. 9 2006
From: Italy

cepa andaluza

anyone can recommend/share the best guitar transcription of it?

thank you

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hassurbanipal

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Joined: Jul. 14 2006
From: belgium

RE: cepa andaluza (in reply to Franchiquito)

this is the best I have....I think it's quite accurate...

have fun

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Jon Boyes

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RE: cepa andaluza (in reply to hassurbanipal)

Hmmm.. Faucher's! Don't have that one, thanks.

I remember once Googling for transcriptions of Cepa - one guy had tabbed it all out not realising Paco had used a capo

. Must have taken weeks to try and come up with all thsoe weird fingerings, and all completely wrong.

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Apr. 11 2007 12:31:18

Mark2

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Joined: Jul. 12 2004
From: San Francisco

RE: cepa andaluza (in reply to Jon Boyes)

I have an old book of paco stuff called El Mejor de Paco and some of the songs have the same problem-it was pretty common. I guess they used piano players to transcribe.

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Apr. 11 2007 16:30:14