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Harry Nilsson: Coconut

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"Coconut" by Harry Nilsson, from the "Nilsson Schmilsson" album. this song, which only contained the lyrics, and two chords, A7 and D7. It contained no tablature. Contrary to this, the chord of C7 was apparently used by the attributed guitarist, Caleb Quaye (according to the album credits.) A well-tuned guitar should come pretty close to matching the tone when playing along with the actual recording. You may have to tweak the tuning up or down a bit, depending on the 'speed' of the recording. Throughout the entire song, only C7 is used. I certify that this is my own work, and I have never seen any other work pertaining to this music. This is my best impression of the arpeggio that was used by Caleb Quaye: C7 note: standard chord fingering for C7 is: 654321 ====== i ------ (t-thumb, i-index, m-middle, r-ring, p-pinky) m ------ r p You will need to move your ring finger from the ------ A (5th) string to the low E (6th) string to effect the arpeggio, both on the third fret. ------ 1 and 2 and (1 and 2 and......) [Right hand] r m i rm t t x|-------------| (first string is not used) |-1--------1--| |----3------3-| (Repeats ENTIRE song!) |-------2-----| |-3-----------| |-------3-----| * * \ / (Move ring finger on left hand. It took me awhile to train my finger to do this!) If anyone can come up with a better arpeggio, let me know! Enjoy! Jon Holmerud, San Diego, August 5, 2001. holmer19@netscape.net

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