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Topic: bob away my blues |
Vincent Lenci
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Sussex, New Jersey
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Posted 24 Jul 2012 9:24 pm |
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Wonder if anyone can help me on this with the C6 neck. I have the intro need the chord tab.Thanks!
New with the C 6 ...and steel overall... 7 mo now |
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Joachim Kettner
From:
Germany
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Posted 25 Jul 2012 6:13 am
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Hello Vincent, these are the chords on standard guitar.
I'm not sitting at my steel, but since it's in E, the starting point is at the fourth fret. It has mostly pedals 5 and 6, and for the augmented (not sure if it's an augmented at all), there's another pedal, which sounds identical to the recording.
Enough for now, I will post the postions on the Psg neck for each chord later if you want.
Intro: G F# F E, E/////// A7/////// E/////// A///////
---------------E-----------C#7----------
Well I'm goin' down to the river
-----------C7-------B7----E---------
I've got a canepole in my hand
E-------------------------C#7-----------F#7----B7---
I've got my redworms in a Maxwell house coffee can
E---------G#7------------------------A--------------
I'm gonna sit under ashade tree on a riverbank where
-----A-augm.-----
it's cool
A-augm.---E-----------------C#7---------------F#7---
I'm gonna close my eyes and dream and let the cork
----B7------E----
Bob away my blues
E--------------------G#7------------A----------A-augm
Well I wake up every mornin' I pick peaches all day
-------E--------------C#7-------------------F#7-----
And on Saturday night we'll have a dance or two we
--------------------B7----
might waller in the hay
--------E--------------------G#7--------------
Now the only thing that ever whipped my pa
---------A7--------------A-augm.----
Was this bad dude called old age
--------E------------------C#7---------
And his last years was his best years
----F7--------------B7-----E-----
And this is what he had to say
E-------A-------------------------A-augm.---------
He said boy I've worked this dirt all my life but
E--------------------------------------
things ain't been good for awhile
E-------------F#7-----------------------------------
Why don't you move to the city make a little money
----B7-----------C7
you might be the first one in
-------------------B7---------------
The family ever to die with a smile
-------E----------------------G#7--------
Well I took his advice things goin' well
-------A-------------------A-augm.--------
But my friends are far and few
----E--------------C#7------------F#7---------------
But whoever said a city boy can't have the country
B7--------
blues
----E----------C#7------------F7---------------B7----
Whoever said a city boy can't have the country blues
----E----------C#7------------F7---------------B7----
Whoever said a city boy can't have the country blues
-----C7---------------B7---------------G F# F E-----
Well honey they ain't talked to me and you.......
Like Intro: G F# F E with pedal involved
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Vincent Lenci
From:
Sussex, New Jersey
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Posted 25 Jul 2012 7:54 am
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| Thanks Joachim this is a great start but need to learn how to form the chords....been faking my way around it!...it's almost awful volume pedal is blessing for those facing the speakers lol |
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Joachim Kettner
From:
Germany
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Posted 25 Jul 2012 8:49 am
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Please tell me what you played so far for the intro, Vincent. So we can run through the song step by step.
Normally it starts on fret 7 (G), then fret 6 (F#), Fret 5 (F) and finally fret 4 (E). The E to A7 you'll get when you go from the 4th fret (no pedal) to the 7th with pedal 5 engaged. You can use any string group you like, just avoid string nine and one.
Compare your timing to the record, 'til it's right.
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