Jason Mraz : "The remedy" Guitar tabs
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Tabbed by: Zack Parsons, TMMT Artist: Jason Mraz Title: The Remedy (I Won't Worry) Album: Waiting for My Rocket to Come Label: Elektra I said I'd do it, so here it is. I also have Sleep All Day about 95% complete. I want to make sure it is as accurate as possible before I post it, so I'll have it up within the next few days, no doubt. Sounds good as Okay, to make this much simpler on all of us (and much easier on me), I'm going to group the chords (and their tabs, don't worry) into the different portions of the song... ie Intro, Verse, etc... Then, I'll post the song order. You just have to cut and paste where things go. The changes will be clear enough you should have no problem putting it all together. Here it is: Intro: G, Eb, Bb, F2, D, Eb, Bb, F1 (pause) Verse: G, C, F1, Bb Chorus: G, Bb, F1; G, Bb, Eb, F2 Bridge#1: "Turn off the sun" G, Eb, Bb, F2 Bridge#2: "The remedy is the experience...liason...comedy" Bb (that's all to B#2) Outro: Chorus (fade) Mmkay... SONG ORDER: Intro, V1, Ch1, Intro(Bridge), V2, Ch2, Bridge#1, Bridge#2, Outro(Ch3). G (3/5/(5)/./././) Eb (x/x/1/3/(4)/.) Bb (x/1/3/(3)/././) F2 (x/x/3/5/(6)/./) D (x/5/7/(7)/././) F1 (1/3/(3)/./././) C (x/3/5/(5)/././) Explaination: (1) F1 and F2 are the same notes, different octaves. So, although they are the same notes, one can hear a difference. (2) The notes in parentheses denote that they are optional. It doesn't matter if they get played or not. (3) On Bridge#2; Bb is the only chord played, but it sounds as though there is a change. There is not. Actually, I don't think that there is any guitar in it. I think I tabbed the bass just so that we guitarists can play something thru it. So, to get the sound of change without actually changing, only play the top notes of the chord at first, and juggle between then and the root note. That is, play (x/x/3/(3)...) then (x/1/x/x/x/x/). (4) The "." in the chord tabs are simply "place holders". It doesn't mean mute or anything special. Simply don't play the strings. Whew. I'm done. I don't check hotmail much anymore, so send all short messages to zackgtrplr@sprintpcs.com, and I'll get 'em there. Yay for guitar/ists. --Zack acoustic version Artist: Jason Mraz Title: The Remedy (Acoustic) Album: Waiting for My Rocket to Come Tabbed by: Arbie Glenn Pineda supersgt2002@yahoo.com This is a great acoustic song, and I'm sure Jason Mraz plays this differently in his albums, the way he usually does. This song is fairly easy and fun to play as well. Which is why I've tabbed this acoustic solo as he no doubt varies the chords. I'm confident this is accurate. Intro 1: G, Eb, Bb, F, C, G5, D, Eb, F (pause) G - 355xxx Eb- 688(8)x Bb- x133(3)x F - xx356x C - x355xx G5- x557xx D - x577xx Verse: G, C, F, Bb F - 1332xx Chorus: Bb, Eb, F, G, D, Eb, F G - xx578x Bridge1: G, Eb, Bb, F Bridge2: Bb, Eb, Ab, Db Ab - 466(5)xx Db - x466xx There you go. The progression is inro-chorus-verse-chorus-verse-chorus-bridge-bridge2-chorus. If you want to closely emulate Mraz's style, then consider THESE IMPORTANT NOTES: INTRO: the chord progression from C to G5 in the intro is actually just a single-strum slide; the parenthesized note in Bb is a hammer on from the first fret (x1331x hammer on to x1333x) VER/CHO: G's and F's have varied chord voicings throughout the song, so pay close attention to the tab BRIDGE1: (when i fall in love...), use the G chord in the chorus and the F chord in the intro BRIDGE2: (the remedy...) right after bridge1; note in parenthesis is optional. Most importantly... listen to the song for study!
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