How to play "Rock Salt and Nails" - Billy Strings - Guitar Lesson with Tab

Here is how i play the Billy Strings version of "Rock Salt and Nails" (Song written by Utah Phillips, released First by Rosalie Sorrels in 1961, Billy's version is inspired by the J.D. Crowe and The New South version, details on billybase website : billybase.net/song/rock-salt-...)
I have transcribed it from that youtube video (Amsterdam 7/11/2023 live) (Thanks @rialto1961) :
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Note that i don't use the same pick movements as billy, i didn't feel comfortable with.
Hope you will enjoy that video ! To be honest, i hesitated a little to upload it, i am not really proud of my play & tab quality, but i don't have time to make it again.
00:05 Intro preview
00:24 Intro tab
00:48 Break preview
01:20 Break tab
01:58 Strum
You can download my pdf tab here : drive.google.com/file/d/12h6g...
(Not really important, but note that i have changed a note in the 3st bar compared to the video)
In that video, i used :
Guitar : Recording King RD-328
Strings : Elite Nanoweb light (12-53)
Pick : BC TP48
Capo : Paige P-6N with shubb R12 Sleeve (i experiment !! lol !)
Recorded with 2 mics Rode NT5

[@davorgolik7873]

Wow... This is beautiful melody 👌👏👏something worthy to try to learn 😊! Great playing and presentation!

[@B-RoM]

Thank you so much !!

[@Civilian2.0]

Thanks for another brilliant transcription, and play through. I've been slowly learning East Tennessee Blues, for what seems like months! Although I've played guitar for years, acoustic and flatpicking is new to me. So many notes to try to memorise!

[@B-RoM]

Thank you very much! I agree with you! I've been playing electric guitar for many years but flatpicking for a short time too, less than a year. Like you, it takes me a lot of effort to memorize all those notes !!!! :-) And when I learn a new piece, I quickly forget the previous one, I have to play them regularly. But it's starting to become a little less difficult, and a few automatisms are being created over time. It's still difficult, but exciting and addictive! Good east tennesse blues training!