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ayyyy guitar Purdy's well that was a
fistful of dollars I've done the good
the bad and ugly
and for a few dollars more so I thought
I'd complete the trilogy okay so for the
chords we start with this D minor chord
but what I'm playing is um I poke a
finger style but you could pick it so
I'm hammering from an open G to an A so
open to two then picking D on three
picking the a again on two
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opened a
day on three
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yeah so that's the main start the song
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that goes for a while and I printed the
chords out on the PDF and so you can
download that in the description below
and the chords used in the song D minor
we've also got a G B flat there's a see
there's an a minor and there's an A
okay so let's start the song just play
that with the arpeggios the hammer and
for the F I play
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and playing the F with my thumb on the
bass string the E string and then
picking the strings would be a bin and
and the G strings so at CNA and picking
with my thumb again this time the F an
octave higher and then just picking the
top note let's see again
FIFA
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again similar pattern use my thumb twice
from middle finger index finger thumb
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middle finger and on G I play the g5 so
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3G o3d open JD day
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that's the pattern I'm explained at the
start of the song for the chords and
then we sort of pick it up and start
just basically showing them with what I
have to call the cowboy rhythm
okay so once you've got that that's the
main part the chords are pretty easy to
follow and so it's easiest just to take
download the chord sheet and we'll take
a look next at the lead guitar I've
transcribed those whistling parts for
guitar and the melody is all played
around D minor and I'm playing it almost
all around D minor in the fifth position
okay so I start with this phrase so I'm
starting a on seven on the D string and
D seven on the g string and going e f g
f e d so five six eight six five on the
B string seven of the g string
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let's see a CD 5 on the g string
seven on the D string 5 7 next face is
very similar part from the last notes so
he said they're going up to a day I go
down to an a on 7 on the D string that's
the only difference between the first
and second phrase and then next I've got
so now starting just the same a d e f g
f e d that's just the same then I'm
going up to again on five on the B
string 6 8 F G then a on 5 on the E
string
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yeah and they've got see a so see a a
sorry
so eight on the E string - Azon five F
on six or the B string but then just
stretch - 10 - baby you and then the
same AAF there a D and a g7 on the g
string and an 8 on the B string
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then BEF seven five six
and D C D and that's the first time
around for that whistling melody the
second time around
it's just the same for the first two
phrases just the same as the first one
and exactly the same and then we change
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so what we're now going to is AC f7 on
the D string five on the g string six
then AG F G a 5/8 6/8 five
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sometimes it's nice to add a little
break in there just kind of playing the
strings without pushing down on them but
you don't have to that's just something
I like to throw in now and again so a G
F G a and B flat 6 5 8 6 F again F for
two beats G for two beats 6 2 8 d for
three beats 1 2 3
so 7 2 3 5 7 7 that's the first -
whistling melodies and then the actual
guitar solo kicks in for real this time
so so we've got this phrase twice
so a d c d ad C D so on the D string
seven that's seven on the g string 5 7
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so then I'm the next phrase against
Einon a d e f e d c a C so seven five
six five seven five seven on the D
string five so there we go so from that
C so we're going d e f e d c AC DC d so
and then see so we start the same ABCD
ABCD now I'm going to c5 then F 6 g 8g
so it's 5 8 6 5 e then c e so by 5 by 5
5 so that second phrase so far
slowly f BF f e d c so 6 5 6 5 7
so 6 oh sorry
six five six six five seven five
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d for 1 bar 1 2 3 4 that's on 7g on 8 1
2 3 so g f on 6 DC d 7 5 7 so that last
phrase slowly ok then we're back into
the whistling melody so this time I'm
playing what was originally the second
phrase so I'm going a d e f g fpdc AC
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okay so six seven seven five six eight
six five seven five seven five seven and
then I go up
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they'll start to see this time 5 6 CF g
a8 v 6 B flat v a8 g 6f by 2 g8 f e d 8
6 5 7 they'll go sub 8 f a C so six five
eight five five eight six a a GF
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and then this time we go no higher so
six five ten and then a a G F just happy
for five five eight six
so then D C D and on that day we go to
the bridge section so one two three four
so I'm paying I'm just holding that D
over the first bar one two three four
see ACG five seven five seven and again
the repeat and then [ __ ] to e on 9 e AE
d look aside to that or just
see how he gets the D so nine seven nine
seven seven seven five
so a AE d ADC 7 5 7 d c-- okay and then
the guitar actually kicks it again for
real so we're back to a guitar solo so
it just actually playing what we played
before which was the whistling melody so
again we've got a d e f g f e d c AC a
seven seven five six eight six five
seven five seven five seven on the D
string there then we go up so just like
before CF D a b-flat a G F G fpd 5 6 8 5
6 5 8 6 8 6 5 7 and then we're going up
again the f AC 6 5 8 5 5 8 6 a AG and
again going up 6 5 10
then this time we go just down a D minor
arpeggio five seven five six seven sorry
a FD they'll repeat that so got two of
those AFD five six seven I've got B flat
F G six six eight then eat a five to
five and when to so a d e f e d c d hey
that's a lust of the guitar pick
so seven seven five six five seven five
seven
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and then we finish off with a bit more
the whistling melody which is which
repeats twice so I'm just playing a d e
f e d c d a d e f e d c d so seven seven
five six five seven five seven seven of
the D string back to the g string seven
six so eight seven five six five seven
five finish on a d and that just plays
twice at the end for the whistle and
great tune love Ennio Morricone so enjoy
a bit of a fistful of dollars thanks for
watching buddies
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