Stan Rogers - Watching the Apples Grow

So I'm not entirely sure where the actual switch is, but I think it's right the way I finally put it. Notes on the Tablature: 'v' is the beat. '. . .' are the notes in-between, though the middle '.' could be considered a lighter downbeat. '/' is a slide up the note following. '\' is a slide down to the note following. Please send any comments, questions, queries, criticisms, about this transcription to ME because Stan Rogers ain't around no more. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Peter Keller ~~~~~~~~~~ (guitaretab.com)

So I'm not entirely sure where the actual switch is, but I think it's right the way I finally put it. Notes on the Tablature: 'v' is the beat. '. . .' are the notes in-between, though the middle '.' could be considered a lighter downbeat. '/' is a slide up the note following. '\' is a slide down to the note following. Please send any comments, questions, queries, criticisms, about this transcription to ME because Stan Rogers ain't around no more. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Peter Keller ~~~~~~~~ (chordiearchive.chordie.com)

Watching the Apples Grow Stan Rogers {sot #----------------------------------PLEASE&nbsp;NOTE---------------------------------#<br/> #This&nbsp;file&nbsp;is&nbsp;the&nbsp;author's&nbsp;own&nbsp;work&nbsp;and&nbsp;represents&nbsp;their&nbsp;interpretation&nbsp;of&nbsp;the&nbsp;#<br/> #song.&nbsp;You&nbsp;may&nbsp;only&nbsp;use&nbsp;this&nbsp;file&nbsp;for&nbsp;private&nbsp;study,&nbsp; (chordiearchive.chordie.com)

Watching the Apples Grow Stan Rogers {sot This is "Watching the Apples Grow" from Stan Rogers' really excellent album Fogarty's Cove. There's some very good backup guitar which I would really appreciate someone tabbing. It's probably Curly Boy Stubbs doing it, with Stan just playing rhythm, but I could be wrong. Capo 2 frets up; the chords shown are just the chord shapes as if the capo wasn't there, so the REAL chords (if you don't have a capo) would be a whole step up, e.g. in (chordiearchive.chordie.com)

So I'm not entirely sure where the actual switch is, but I think it's right the way I finally put it. Notes on the Tablature: 'v' is the beat. '. . .' are the notes in-between, though the middle '.' could be considered a lighter downbeat. '/' is a slide up the note following. '\' is a slide down to the note following. Please send any comments, questions, queries, criticisms, about this transcription to ME because Stan Rogers ain't around no more. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Peter Keller ~~~~~~~~~~ (guitartabs.cc)

So I'm not entirely sure where the actual switch is, but I think it's right the way I finally put it. Notes on the Tablature: 'v' is the beat. '. . .' are the notes in-between, though the middle '.' could be considered a lighter downbeat. '/' is a slide up the note following. '\' is a slide down to the note following. Please send any comments, questions, queries, criticisms, about this transcription to ME because Stan Rogers ain't around no more. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Wakefield, Rhode Is (azchords.com)