That fall is very hard to do just right. It's the result of a combination of lipping down and glissing, from the D.
The high note is a bent note; you're having trouble hearing it because he bends it precisely and differently (from the d) through the progression. You'll need to find your own route here: make it sound good, and don't worry to much about copying Forrest exactly -- you'll make yourself crazy.
I've heard "Night Train" sung. IMHO, it shouldn't be. If the singer wants to do it, tie her/him up until the tune is over.:shock:
The high note is a bent note; you're having trouble hearing it because he bends it precisely and differently (from the d) through the progression. You'll need to find your own route here: make it sound good, and don't worry to much about copying Forrest exactly -- you'll make yourself crazy.
I've heard "Night Train" sung. IMHO, it shouldn't be. If the singer wants to do it, tie her/him up until the tune is over.:shock: