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Guitar tabs forAlbion Band: ShootingHere is the Guitar tabs for "Shooting" by Albion Band. To get the complete songlist of this band please visit the index for Albion band tabs, bass tabs, chords and CD reviews. |
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Date: Fri, 18 May 2001 08:34:48 -0400 From: "Jonas Juul"
Subject: a/albion_band/shooting.tab The Albion Band: Shooting (Traditional) Chords by Simon Nicol Tabulature by Jonas Juul (jonasjuul@hotmail.com) Based on the music notation by John Sothcott >From "The Graeme Taylor Appreciation Page" http://www.geocities.com/gtaylorpage The tabulature shows how the main tune actually can be played on guitar. However it is originally played so fast, that it is very hard (i.e. impossible) to play correctly in that speed. Instead you can play chords with is what Graeme is playing. The / means that you have to slide or slip the note without stroking the string again. The first tone (the A) is not always played. D A D A D e -----2-0---2/5-------2-0---0------2-0---2/5-------2--0--- B --3------3------3--3-----3-----3------3------3--3------3- G 2-------------------------------------------------------- D --------------------------------------------------------- A -------------------------------------------------------- E --------------------------------------------------------- D G D A D e 5--2-0----2/5--------0-2-3---5--2-0----2/5-------2--0----- B --------3-------3--3-----------------3------3--3------3--- G ---------------------------------------------------------- D ---------------------------------------------------------- A ---------------------------------------------------------- E ----------------------------------------------------------
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