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Jackson michael: Dirty diana

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Date: Tue, 23 Oct 2001 18:32:53 +0100 From: Richard Subject: j/jackson_michael/dirty_diana.tab "Dirty Diana" (written & composed by M Jackson) Performed by Michael J Jacksan >From "Bad" album (1988) Transcribed by Richard This song is easy to play, and is quite slow with minimal effects. INTRO/VERSE: E:--10---10----------6---8--- b:--11------11-------8---10-- g:--12------------12-8---10-- d:--12---------12----8---10-- a:--10---------------6---8--- e:--------------------------- CHORUS: E:-------------------6---8--- b:-----------11------8---10-- g:-----12-12----12---8---10-- d:--12---------------8---10-- a:----or-could-play---------- e:----bass-instead----------- OUTRO: E:--15----15---13----11--13-- b:-------------------11--13-- g:-------------------8---10-- d:-------------------8---10-- a:--------------------------- e:--------------------------- Alternatively, you can play lower open chords instead of the above progression. (*) down-tune half a step and play: G#m E F# or you can (*) use a capo on the 3rd fret and play Em C D That's it. I haven't got a clue about the solo, and obviously the choruses have a lot of ad-libbing in them. Let me know if you disagree with any of this, or if you have figured out any other songs... (email address changes, so check http://www.geocities.com/kesmaster.geo for current contact details).Hope you enjoy the song!