Chords for Chet Atkins playing Banjo - Love me Tender and others

We probably need Wendy over here to sing if I'm gonna pick.
You want me to lay out seriously?
Yeah, I don't want you to play guitar.
I get to thinking guitar.
If you play and I can't play the banjo.
I've been fired by this man.
He fired me from working with him so I certainly can sit out one song. _ _
Steve, why are we sitting like 47 feet away from you here?
I was wondering that myself.
I think Wendy's supposed to be here.
I'm gonna come over there.
Okay.
_ _ _ _ I'll just hold it.
Is that alright? _ _ _ _ _ _
Tell you what happened. _ _ _ _
Come [A] on in.
Somebody, Phil Valentine at the radio station [G#] here sent me a [D] tape of Steve Martin. _ _ _ _
Picking a banjo.
No joke.
I love his banjo playing.
Yeah, he's great.
No jokes, just playing.
And he played like. _
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_ _ _ _ This is awesome.
Let [D] me get it out of your way.
What's the style?
What is that style?
[G] It's called Frailing I think.
I think Pete Seeger plays that way I believe.
Yeah.
Only a lot better.
[D] My dad's out in the audience.
My dad plays that way.
He plays with a little Danny. _ _
Yeah, I [B] wanted to learn that style _ for years because I grew up with a band called the Big
up here and cousin Emmy and Lou Bell Scott he played that way.
And would you like to request something?
Well, if I can't play on it, I don't know.
How about Love Me Tender?
Do you [D] know that? _
[G] Can I play on it?
No, you don't play. Yeah. _ _ _
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While you were playing that, I was thinking of one time when I was playing bass with you.
We were in Canada and you asked me and I was just thinking it would apply now.
You could, somebody could ask me, say, has anybody ever told you that you were a great
second guitar player?
And then of course I say no.
And then you say, well, do you wonder why?
_ _ _ [D] _ _ [B] Hey, let's close out [D] with and you sing. _ _ _
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[A] _ _ _ [D] _ _ _ Oh, my sweet baby. _ _ _ _ _
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_ _ _ _ Oh, [D] _
that's great.
[G] Personally, I think all of you are overdressed for the [A] occasion, but_
[G#] _ _ _ _ I thought that was going to be our last tune.
That was my fastball.
That was it.
Let's do it again then.
_ [D] _ I can play_ _
_ _ _ I'm a good tune.
I can play this.
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This is_
Young people don't know this.
This is a great old song. _
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On [G] the banks of [D] Tailmane Shrum
_ _ From _ [Em] Anthony's Quilting [A] Party
I was seeing that [D] he was
Sing it, audience.
I was [E] seeing that he [D] was
I [G] was seeing that [D] he _ _ _ _ _ _
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_ _ [D] _ _ _ _ was Yeah!
[N] _ _ That's about my repertoire, I'll tell you. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ Well_ _ _ _ _
That means_
I feel like a pair of brown shoes in a tuxedo shop sitting right here. _ _ _ _ _
Would you like to [D] request something or sing something?
I'll accompany [F#] you on the_
I don't [D] know what I'll do.
Down the road here from me there's no line
I just [E] drew her to lay [G] down a [D] dollar or two
_ They go round the bend and they come back again
There's a [A] couple of mountain [D] dews
They call it that old [D] mountain dew
_ [G] And the next they give [D] me a tear
_ I'm a bottom-mugging kid
I'm not jumping for little _ mountain dew _ _ _ _ _ _
We're coming back [G] with more of my friends from Nashville [D] now continues.