Sugarfoot Rag Guitar Tab with performance by Abraham Myers

Sugarfoot Rag from the Live Hank Garland performance on Country Style USA.
Newly Transcribed and Ready To Play.
So I got a request from my cousin Robbie Chism to transcribe this Hank Garland performance.

This is a very elusive song. It seems simple at first, but when you try to play it, you realize it's not. Hank Garland was a genius and this video is dedicated to him.
And feel free to send me a message either on Facebook or YouTube if you have a question about music, bass, guitar, piano whatever, and I will try my best to help you. Or, if you're trying to learn something and you can't find any tabs for it, send me a request. I can't always get to them right away, but I will try my best.
To me, Music is about love, and helping one another.
The Picking Pythagorean.

[boco]

Thank you so much I am trying to learn Hank's version for my time in Quarantine! I am trying to write down the tab as you play :) Great work much appreciated.

[banjalien]

Very Nice! I just got done transcribing his playing of this song from a different version; interesting to see what little licks he changed and so forth.

[chiplarkin]

Do you have the tab for purchase? I would love to have this!!!

[emilianodeangelis]

Great work! Thank you! Could you please send me a pdf of the transcription?

[Sarbasis]

First like Abraham, awesome once again ❤

[averypressley]

think i could get a copy of the tab please. I’ve looked and looked and can’t find nothing this close

[marklehmann]

This is REALLY super. I just wish that I could reduce the bass track by 90% so I could hear the guitar part better, and I wish I could reduce the "echo" by about 90% as well. The echo is really distracting to me as to what the actually notes are. I mainly am after the notes. The echo can be added after I know all of the notes. But this is still VERY helpful. THANK YOU FOR POSTING THIS

[jppjvids]

This is amazing!!! Thank you! Just added you on FB. Could you please send me a PDF of the tab? I will reference you when I get it down :)

[spincity]

That’s a really great version and thank you. May I ask what the chord progression is? I suppose there’s an A part and a B part. Thanks a lot.

[BCRSIX]

Everybody shows how to play the single line melodic part of this tune, which is great, but I can not find a lesson on the rhythm part anywhere. I don't mean just how to play the three or four chords to go along with it, but the real part with that walking bass line. I can half-way play it, but not like I've heard on some of the great recordings. Could someone devote some time to the rhythm part?

[christianthompson]

This guy grew up just a few houses down from my grandpa and where I grew up (Hank Garland did)