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guitar tablature |
below is some very simple tablature for the songs. click on the title of
the song for a more complex and drawn-out explanation.
Agnes, Queen of Sorrow:
All Is Grace...
Allowance...
Arise Therefore (2 ways):
Brute Choir (several versions):
Cat's Blues: verse:A11 to Em (but only on the 3, maybe 4 lowest
strings) repeatedly, then C during 2nd measure of each line. The chorus
goes from E to A...
Cellar Song...
Christmastime In the
Mountains...
Come In...
Drinking Woman:
(End of) Travelling:
Gulf Shores (three different ways):
Horses:
I Send My Love to You (two ways):
Meaulnes...
More Brother Rides:
New Partner: I think its in B, but my guitar may have tuned down, I
think its only three chords: the 1t verse is: B, Ebm, E and the 'Always on
my mind' part is the same. second verse: i think this may just be B & E
and the 'new partner' part is also just B to E.
Having seen them live i think it is in B that Will uses a capo on the
second fret, so making the chords: A, Dbm & D...
No More Workhorse Blues (two ways):
Patience:
Pushkin:
Riding: Em, G, Em. I like to throw in a D before going back to Em,
to mimic the bass. When I saw Will play this, it didn't look like this was
what he was playing, but I think my translation is good enough for
jazz.
The Risen Lord:
The Sun Highlights the Lack In
Each...
There Is No One What Will Take Care Of
You...
Trudy Dies...
Untitled...
Valentine's Day:
We All Us Three Will Ride (two ways):
Werner's Last Blues to
Blokbuster...
West Palm Beach:
Winter Lady:
You Have Cum In Your Hair And
Your Dick Is Hanging Out:
You Will Miss Me When I Burn:
A Sucker's Evening:
NO chords, just notes G,A,D over and over and then an F and the end of
each verse.
f-a#-c, then when he switches words ("every time," "got a letter," "time
has gotten me") it's dm-a#-f...
1) the old singer songwriter standby, G,C,D.
2)...G.............F.D.......G
.....there will be no end soon...
(1) Am,G,Am,F,Am,G,F until the words begin, then
it's:Am,G,Am,D,Am,G,F, and then repeats the first part during "All the way
down..." and so forth. At the end ("The Choir...")it goes C to G...I
think
(2) it may be in F# but will uses a capo on the second fret so:
Without the capo its: F#m E, F#m B, F#m E D
the F#m-E-D part is repeated ('all the way down')
The final part changes up to A: just A and D
(3)With capo on second fret: E D, E A, E D C and then G to C...
it goes from D to C and back again many times;
towards the end, it goes from C to G back to C during the aforementioned C
part, if you've heard the song, you know what I am talking about.
while i don't think any one guitar does this on the song, the bass line
just repeats: E-B-A-B and strumming that works fine...
(1) i think the chords for "You have laid here..." are some kind of
F#,A,B,E, but I'm not certain...
(2) it alternates Amaj7 and E but I can't figure out the third
chord that he plays during the "you have laid there by the waterside"
part. chorus: F#m-E-B-D-A-E...
(3)try F#m G#m B#m A then back to E. It sounds better if you
don't hit the bass note (low E string) until
the A chord and play the chords at the 2nd, 4th, 7th and 5th frets...
verse: G-F-C ... chorus:f-c-g...
(1) i just saw Edith Frost play this (good version!) and I think the
chords she played were D,G, and C, maybe an A somewhere. Fiddle around
with these and you'll have something OK-sounding...
(2) C-F-C-G... you decide which is better...
just E and B...
1) F - B - Eminor...for the first 3/4 of the song... and then at the end (
"I am a racing horse" ) B- D - Eminor...
2) verse: emaj7--a#m--d# ... chorus ("racing horse"): a#m--c#--d# ...
note: the first chord, which may or may not actually be emaj7, is a
standard E formation moved up to the second fret, which lets the 1st and
6th strings ring out. i'm not sure if you make the second string a# or b
(open or first-fret covered)...
"patience" goes like this: Bmaj / /, F#maj, Bmaj /
F#maj / /, Bmaj / /, Emaj // F#Maj
then repeat, etc...
the intro goes:A,G,F,E,A and this gets repeated after
every other verse and at the end. The verse part for "God is the
answer..." goes A to C and for "God lies w/in" it goes to D, during the
other verse parts("And you can't say...And I will not... And I guess
that..." it goes from A to C, then A to G.
Am-C-Am-C-Bm-C-G-Em-Bm-C-G-Em... then just repeat. you can figure out how
long to hold on each chord by singing along...
it goes something like this: G, C, G, C, F, G... you can get the rest from
this...
1) i usually play this song with three chords, C, F and G, in the
following order: C-F-C-F-G(2x) and C-F-C-G the last part of each
verse.
2)b-e-b/b-e-f#/b-e-b/b-f#-b (on the record, will is playing these as bar
chords up around the 7th and 9th frets)...
verse: c-a# ... a#-f-c ... chorus: a#-f-c...
the chords for each verse are D major (open)
followed by A major (open). then for the chorus,
alternate between the same D major chord and C major (you guessed it,
open). switch back for
the verses. the rhythm is a bit tricky, but that's it...
G-D-C-D7--G-D-C--if I remember...
picking>>> A Asus2 G ... chords>>> A
G...
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david@thehub.com.au
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