Every Time I See Him: Guitar Tab

As performed by Charlie Daniels Band / As performed by Charlie Daniels

Item: 35-DS01968422

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Publisher: Hal Leonard
Page Count: 8
SKU: 35-DS01968422

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About the Artist: Charlie Daniels Band

Charlie Daniels (1936-2020) was a virtuoso fiddle player and bandleader whose eclectic approach to American music bridged country, rock, and blues. His willingness to collaborate across genre lines and his fiery live performances made him a fixture in country radio and touring circuits for decades, earning respect from musicians and audiences alike for his technical command and fearless interpretations.

Why we love this

This tab captures the fingerwork and phrasing that defined Daniels' guitar style, making it an excellent resource for students who want to understand how country and rock guitar vocabularies inform each other. The eight pages give enough material to explore both rhythm and lead passages without feeling overwhelming.

What to expect

Straightforward and soulful, with the kind of direct melodic sensibility that rewards clear phrasing. The energy sits in solid grooves rather than technical fireworks, making it approachable without sacrificing character.

Who it's for

Guitar students who are comfortable reading tab and want to expand their repertoire into country and southern rock styles. This works well for intermediate players looking to add songs from the classic country-rock canon to their playing vocabulary.

How to get the most out of it

  • Pay attention to the pick attack and dynamics indicated in the tab; Daniels' rhythm work is as much about articulation as it is about note choice.
  • Lock the tempo with a metronome before increasing speed, especially through any syncopated passages that sit behind the beat.
  • Listen to multiple recordings if available to hear how the guitar part interacts with the fiddle and band arrangement.

How to use it

Include this in a country or Americana unit where students explore how guitar and fiddle voices work in conversation. It's also useful as a reading exercise for students who need practice translating tab into fluid playing.

Skills your students will build

  • Reading guitar tab for rhythm and lead passages
  • Translating stylistic phrasing from recordings into technical execution
  • Country and southern rock guitar vocabulary
  • Dynamic control in acoustic or electric playing

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