Hope I am doing this right - this is my first post.
I noticed that acoustic guitar mag is doing a Bruce Cockburn lesson and
interview and it includes some cool PDF Tabs of his stuff ( like rocket launcher
solo riff) plus videos. Maybe everyone's already aware of this. Here's the
link...http://www.acousticguitar.com/ If they ask for a password I beleive it
is zeppelin ( the passwords are on the bottom of pages in the mag) newstand)
By the way Cockburn mentions that he is a modal type player so he may not be
thinking I IV V progressions but more like G myxlodian or something.
Unfortunately this makes it harder to transcribe his stuff but that's why its so
good.

- In cockburn-musicians@yahoogroups.com, Adam Yavner <ayavner@...> wrote:
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> Yes, TASCAM makes one, i think you can find it on musicians friend. It allows
you to load mp3's and then slow them down, loop sections, all the usual stuff.
Let me know if you are able to find it, if not i'll see what i can dig up.
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> Sent: Thursday, July 9, 2009 7:23:32 PM
> Subject: [cockburn-musicians] new member - question about mpeg3 players for
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> hello folks! big Cockburn fan and guitar-player, and I am excited to find you
all here on the internet. I live on a sailboat, and in preparation for a
round-the-world journey, have decided to finally accept the challenges of
learning many Cockburn songs. I have a few guitars on the boat. Martin D-18, an
Ovation, and Stratocaster.
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> my question is about mpeg3 players, that allow you to slow down the riffs to
give a player a fighting chance! I used to do this in the 70's by slowing up the
turntable, in the 90's by grabbing a snippet and playing it back ad-infinitum.
anyone know of a mpeg3 player that can accomplish such a feat?
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> I love iTunes, but the player is rather limiting for this applications.
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> daniel taylor
> San Juan Islands, Wa.
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