A real nice version of this can be found on Dan Crary's "Bluegrass Guitar"
If you don't have this CD you should! Now go on out and buy it.


                            SWEET SUNNY SOUTH


                                                                          
E---------------------------|--------------------------|------------------
B---------------------------|--------------------------|------------------
G---------0--x--0--0--0--x--|--------0--x--2-----------|--0h2--------0----
D---0--4--------------------|--0--4-----------4--0--x--|-------0--x-------
A---------------------------|--------------------------|------------------
E---------------------------|--------------------------|------------------
                                                                          

                                                                          
E-------------|----------------3--|--------------|----------------|-------
B-------------|-------0--------0--|--0--1--3--x--|--0h1--0--------|-------
G---h2--------|--0h2-----2--0--0--|--------------|----------0--x--|--2----
D-------0--x--|-------------------|--------------|----------------|-------
A-------------|-------------------|--------------|----------------|-------
E-------------|-------------------|--------------|----------------|-------
                                                                          

                                                                          
E----------------------------------|--------------3--------|--------------
B---0--1---------------------------|--0--1--3--x--0--3--x--|--1h3--1------
G---------0-------0----------------|--------------0--------|--------------
D------------1h2-----1p0-----------|--------------0--------|--------------
A-------------------------3--x--x--|-----------------------|--------------
E----------------------------------|-----------------------|--------------
                                                                          

                                                                          
E---|----------------------|----------------|--------------|--------------
B---|-------0--------------|----------------|--------------|--------------
G---|--2h3-----0--2--4-----|-----0--2/4--x--|--2--0--------|--0h2--x------
D---|-------------------0--|--0-------------|--------0--0--|--------------
A---|----------------------|----------------|--------------|--------------
E---|----------------------|----------------|--------------|--------------
                                                                          

                                                                          
E------3--|---------------------------------------------------------------
B------0--|---------------------------------------------------------------
G---0--0--|---------------------------------------------------------------
D---------|---------------------------------------------------------------
A---------|---------------------------------------------------------------
E---------|---------------------------------------------------------------
                                                                          

h=hammer on
p=pull off
x=rest
fw slash=slide up
bk slash=slide down

Note:

Tab notation is not meant to be used alone. Trying to make it as 
informative as standard music notation only clutters it up. You 
should use it only to locate the notes. To get the correct feel
for the music, tempo, capo position, etc. you should listen to 
the actual recording.

Submitted by Larry Oliver loliver@netset.com