Anyone have links or tabs for interesting Blues turnarounds in key "G"??

[onewilyfool]

Let's see what you got!!:

 

Interesting Blues turnarounds in key "G"??

[zombywoof]

Not much for tabbing stuff out but I did run across a turnaround I did for a friend. Not in G though but A but you can transpose it if you like it. I am too lazy. A moving chord line thing that I first used in Artie Traum's "Earl's Crab Shack." It is a bit different in that it has a bit of a jazzy sock rhytym guitar feel to it. I do not have a guitar near by but I think it is correct but then again I never seem to be able to play something the eact same way twice. Here Goes:

 

 

[BluesKing777]

Rev Davis had some great G turners, but I am not sure off hand where to find the Tab.

 

One on this - Baby, Let Me Lay It On You - Blues Guitar of Rev Gary Davis (2 DVD Set) SGGWorkshop.

 

BluesKing777.

[zombywoof]

This tabbing stuff is tough. Every time I try and slow something down to figure out what I am doing I just lose it all. But here are a couple in the Key of G I have been know to use (or something close to them) in tunes like Georgia White's "I'll Keep Sitting On It (Before I Give It Away)." Catchy title ain't it. Great song though. Unfortunately it only works with a lady singer unless you have a heck of a sense of humor. I do not think they are terribly original or interesting though. Pretty much just typical A - D - G stuff.