See ae eee ee TAB 25: ROCK & ROLL & BEND #1, 2 and 3 ©@@ ©@@O® @@@ Vv ®Q@Q0O ©O@@OOOO OQOOS®@ Vv Vv Note: As an alternate approach, consider navigating with the phonetic sounds rather than reading the numbers - and let your ear guide you. These phonetics are just an approximation as everyone is built to make a different set of sounds, most of which don't have a reliable written equivalent. Here's what mine sounded like: “DEE-KHUU-DEE” “DEE-DEE-GUU-EE-DEE” “DUH-KHUU-DUHH” “DUH-TUH-KHUU-UH-TUHH” “DEE-GHUDEE-GHUDEE-GHUDEE” “DUH-GHU-DUH-GHU-UHH” notation © 2010 Annie RainesROCK & ROLL & BEND #2 Note: each line of draw notes represents a single inhale, giving you time to exhale before the next phrase begins ©@0® ©O@ OOO OOO @OO OQOO ©O® O@OOOOOO ®OO OQOOOSO notation © 2010 Annie RainesROCK & ROLL & BEND #3 Note: each line of draw notes (except the next to last) represents a single inhale, giving you time to exhale before the next phrase begins @O®D OOO O© astesntesines OO© QPOODO© OOOO O@ steward ©O@® OO® @@@® (short bends slid up and percussed: “kwee-teet-kwee-tee”) F zs ® © @0®@ ©O@O® zs zs ©O@® OOOO OOOO OOOO ©4@ ©320 ® ®@ © QO notation © 2010 Annie Raines