And the kinds of licks he does in his solos, or the fast pentatonic stuff also repeats a lot. When you start to learn a few EJ songs, his style becomes a bit easier to understand in terms of the chords he likes in the clean tones, as there's a few shapes that repeat a LOT. The album version has the first solo played by SRV's brother, Jimmy Vaughn, but the live version has a different solo because he starts it off with a slide on his pinky. It's been good ear training and I enjoy figuring out how these types of players change the song vs the album version after 20 years of playing it. I like the live versions because you can see the video and use your ears. I'm never happy with the tabs that are posted online, or even the official transcriptions. I posted Steve Vai Sisters, and EJ's Trademark, I decided to do this one in the last week or so.
