Lots of new songs to learn

[KevB]

So I'm wading through a big set list for a potential new project, lots to do and not nearly enough time. One thing they asked to do was The Doors Roadhouse Blues (easy enough) but they base theirs on the Jeff Healey version;
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Do any of you out there play it and is that little bass intro way up the neck reasonably easy or is he doing something clever that I'm unlikely to have time to master by the weekend?

Edited March 18, 2010 by KevB

[thisnameistaken]

He just slides up and plays two notes, can't imagine anything consisting of two notes giving you much grief.

[Doddy]

I've not heard that version before,it's cool.
The high bit in the intro sounds to me like he's basically going between the
3rd and 7th of Dm7. So just an F and C really.
It's not particularly difficult.

[KevB]

I was hoping it was something straight forward but not had chance to jam it yet. Been sent a list of 27 songs to get to grips with by Sunday and I'm not a reader... I could probably take all that time just to get to grips with the little runs in the first 5 minutes of Deep Purple's Lazy (which is on the list).