Speaking as someone who has the course, and also has bought a considerable number of the arrangements from Scotty, (who is a gentleman and a pleasure to deal with by the way) I would say that although there are a couple of tabs in the course that can be found in the catalog, the arrangements from Scotty are more "in depth" and challenging if you will. I believe that the arrangements in the course are for the most part, written to teach and illustrate whatever tuning or technique you might be working on for that chapter, whereas the arrangements are fully realized, encompassing some pretty advanced playing and some cool harmonic concepts. Oh, and be prepared for lots of modulations!! Seriously, working on these, I have found my technique progressing rapidly. Get as many as you can!!
 
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Dave

Not on the ones that I have. While there are tabs for some of the songs JB recroded, if you listen to the recordings and compare them to the tabs, there are some similarities, but some differences as well. So, not spot on transcriptions, but a good place to start.
 
Dave

He sure did Don. Once in Winchester we were jaming in my room and Jerry played Sand in key of C in C#m tuning on Dwight Harris' JB frypan..  I believe George Kinsmen was on rhythem guitar and Norm Kunz was on the doghouse bass. cc

I don't know what the red is for. I must be a computor wiz and don't realize it.  cc