Basic Left and Right Hand String Muting Techniques
Basic Left and Right Hand String Muting Techniques
LickLibrary contributor Stuart Bull demonstrates the basics of string muting to improve the sound of your playing View video
Basic Left and Right Hand String Muting Techniques
How to Play Suspended Chords
Extract from the LickLibrary Mechanics of Electric Guitar DVD which takes you through the fundamentals of the guitar, ideal for beginners through to intermediates View video
Basic Left and Right Hand String Muting Techniques
Guitar Lesson - Diatonic Harmony or the Major Scale
This guitar lesson vid shows you basic diatonic harmony on the guitar . View video
Basic Left and Right Hand String Muting Techniques
How to Play Duncan on Guitar
Learn how to play Duncan on Acoustic Guitar View video
Basic Left and Right Hand String Muting Techniques
Guitar - Pedal boards 2
The lead singer of NYC showcases some of the pedal boards he uses. View video

Hall And Oates : "Kerry" Guitar tabs

Play full song

Here is the Guitar tabs for "Kerry" by Hall And Oates. To get the complete songlist of this band please visit the Hall And Oates guitar tabs archive for guitar tabs, bass tabs and chords. We also have a review section with Hall And Oates CD reviews. Please help us to build our bass and guitar tabs archive, submit missing Hall And Oates tabs here. You will find a printer friendly version of Hall And Oates: Kerry Guitar tabs here

Kerry tabs Send "Kerry" Ringtone to your Cell Kerry tabs




Date: Mon, 23 Jan 2006 22:07:22 EST
From: DontPoll@aol.com
Subject: h/hall_and_oates/kerry.tab

This is entirely my own work, done on 1/23/06 with a Fender Guitar in
hand.
 
"Kerry" - Hall & Oates
From the album "Bigger Than the Both Of Us"
 
This is a great song from a pretty unknown H&O album. Chord wise,
it's pretty simple, classic Daryl Hall stuff.
 
But there's about 3 guitars intertwined throughout the song that play
some cool stuff, in addition to the bass/drums/electric piano and so
forth.
 
But what I'm attempting to do here is somewhat dissect the song as it
was played. If you want to play a simple,
 
solo rendition, all of these chords are common "open" position
chords, and can be played as so (Daryl Hall no
 
doubt wrote it on a piano or keyboard of some sort, so that's
probably the best bet for a "solo" version). 
At any rate, I like to try and tab out what is actually being played
on the record. Unfortunately, I just
 
started playing guitar last August..so I'm still largely a novice.
Thus, I can't guarantee authenticity of any
 
of this..but it's as close as I can get for now! Here goes:
 

Synthesizer Intro:
 
G    F   (x2)
 

Verse:
 
Am   D
 
(These two chords repeat throughout)
 
One of the guitars is playing lead, with a bunch of cool little riffs
like this one, which comes in at the
 
beginning of the first verse:
 
E-------5p3------------------------------------------------------
B------------5--3s1----------------------------------------------
G---------------------0---2v--------------------------------------
D----------------------------------------------------------------
A----------------------------------------------------------------
E----------------------------------------------------------------
 
It's mostly G-major/E-minor pentatonic based stuff.
 
Another guitar plays the chords. I'm not positive, but these
positions sound close:
 
E-------5---------5------------------------------------------------
B-------5---------7------------------------------------------------
G-------5---------7------------------------------------------------
D-------7---------7------------------------------------------------
A-------7---------5------------------------------------------------
E-------5---------5------------------------------------------------
       Am         D
 
 
 
Pre-Chorus:
 
C   G/B (x3)
 
F          C     D
Carry on..     
 
On this part, for the C  G/B progression, I can hear one guitar
playing arpegios of these triads:
 
E----------------------------------------------------------------
B------13--------12----------------------------------------------
G------12--------12----------------------------------------------
D------14--------12----------------------------------------------
A----------------------------------------------------------------
E----------------------------------------------------------------
        C        G/B (this is technically just a G arpegio, as the
bass covers the B)
 

Chorus:
 
G       D/G       C    G/B   Am   (those last 3 chords are quick)
Oh kerry..
 
G       D/G       CCC G   CCCG   C
                               oh kerry..
 
More arpegios in the chorus, mainly with these two chords:
 
E----------------------------------------------------------------
B-----12----10---------------------------------------------------
G-----12----11---------------------------------------------------
D-----12----12---------------------------------------------------
A----------------------------------------------------------------
E----------------------------------------------------------------
      G      D/G      C      G/B    Am
 
Verse 2:
 
Am   D 
 
Same as before. Heres a cool "falling" riff at the beginning of the
second verse:
 
E----------------------------------------------------------------
B-----5s3s5--5--3------------------------------------------------
G------------------5--2------------------------------------------
D------------------------5--4------------------------------------
A----------------------------------------------------------------
E----------------------------------------------------------------
 

Pre-Chorus/Chorus is all the same. Then, the synth intro repeats.
 
The song then modulates from the key of G to the key of Bb as
follows:
 
C/D   Eb/F
 
Then, back to the chorus which is now in the new key of Bb, thus:
 
Bb     F/Bb 
Oh kerry..
 
            Eb  Bb/D   Cm (fast)
But don't get..
 

Bb    F/Bb
 
Eb  Bb   Eb   Bb   Eb
 
etc. Same as the other choruses, but everything is moved up 3
half-steps.
 
As the song fades via the chorus, the lead plays some riffs higher up
on the neck around the 10/11th fret (for
 
those familiar with the CAGED system, the "C" position in the key of
Bb). Like so:
 
E-----13p11----------13p11--10--11-------------------------------
B-----------13--11-----------------------------------------------
G----------------------------------------------------------------
D----------------------------------------------------------------
A----------------------------------------------------------------
E----------------------------------------------------------------
 

I probably spent too much time on this, considering the song is
largely unknown to anyone outside diehard H&O
 
fans. Which means no one will probably ever even search for a tab of
this song..but if you need it, here's at
 
least something!
 
Any comments can be sent to dontpoll@aol.com

kerry-tab tabs Send "kerry-tab" Ringtone to your Cell kerry-tab tabs