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Boil Them Cabbage guitar tabs

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  • Tablatures

    Basic Crosspicking

    Traditional

    This is for the lesson path, Introduction to Crosspicking.

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  • Crosspicking

    Traditional

    Crosspicking is hard. Go slow. Loop measures. Practice! This arrangement demonstrates who you can change just one note of a chord to imply change and end up with a very cool voicing. A Fsus2.

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More about Boil Them Cabbage

With Tunefox, you can learn 2 bluegrass guitar arrangements to Boil Them Cabbage, starting with the Beginner tablature. This tab will give you a foundation for the melody so you can easily modify it along your journey to the intermediate and advanced versions, which will each progress in difficulty. This helps you develop a bluegrass guitar vocabulary while also staying true to the melody of Boil Them Cabbage.

On Tunefox you’ll find numerous tools to help you learn this song. Use the "Speed Up" tool to easily build speed. The "Memory train" feature will hide notes everytime you go through the song so you can more effectively get off tab. You can also isolate, slow down and repeat problematic measures.

Want to practice with a band? Use the Tunefox Boil Them Cabbage backing tracks! These real-sounding tracks sound great and the settings will allow you to adjust the volume of the guitar, band, or metronome.

Each bluegrass guitar arrangement of Boil Them Cabbage in Tunefox features switchable licks. These licks are designed to teach you multiple ways to play a song while staying true to the skill level you have chosen. To use the Tunefox lick switcher, click on "Original Measure" that is displayed over specific measures of the song. Use "Shuffle Licks" to switch all of the licks, which will show you a completely new arrangement of the song.

Once you’ve settled on an arrangement of Boil Them Cabbage using the Lick Switcher, export your arrangement to a PDF file so you can print it out and take it with you. This is a member-only feature.