Jane Says with Solo (Acoustic Version from Unplugged)
Main riff played throughout song:
Guitar 1:
G 320033
A 002220
Guitar one can also add the folling pick-off at the end of the riff
to spice it up a bit:
E —3-3—0-0—————-|
B —2-2—0-0—————-|
G —0-0—2-2—2p0————|
D —0-0—2-2——2p0——-|
A —3-3—2-2———-0——|
G —3-3—0-0—————-|
Guitar 2 also plays the same riff over guitar 1 throughout song until
solo, but the G and A chords are played as barred chords and with a
slight twist:
G G A A ? ? ? ?
E —3-3—5-5—7-5—5-5—————-|
B —3-3—5-5—5-5—7-5—————-|
G —4-4—6-6—6-6—6-6—————-|
D —5-5—7-7—5-5—5-5—————-|
A —5-5—7-7—7-7—7-7—————-|
E —3-3—5-5—5-5—5-5—————-|
? and ? above are just modified A chords. They are played by moving
your pinkey from the 3rd string (D) to the top E and B strings
(notice bottom E A D G strings don’t change.) It may look complicated
but is very easy once you see what the hell I’m talking about.
When I strum the chords played by guitar 2, I strum normally
(from low E to high E) for the first fourchords.
For second set of 4 chords, you kind of strum back and forth,
alternating from high E to low E, and visa versa. Just jack around
with the srum pattern till it sounds cool.
Chorus (Repeat phrase below)
G G?
E —3—3—|
B —3—2—|
G —0—0—|
D —0—0—|
A —2—2—|
E —3—3—|
Solo
(Guitar 2 Solos while Guitar 1 contines main riff.)
—-10————————————————————|
—8—-8-7-8—7-8-h10—8—7-8-7———————————-|
———————————9-7——————————|
————————————9/11————————-|
——————————————12-10—-10————-|
————————————————12—————-|
——————————————————————|
——8~———————————————————-|
-7-9—-97-5—5-6———————————————-|
—————7——7-5-7-5—54~——————————-|
—————————-7————————————|
——————————————————————|
——————————————————————|
————————————8-7————10-8————|
———————-5-4—-4-5/7——5—5/6-9——11-9-7~—|
—5-4-2-0————5——5—————7———————-|
—————3-5/7———————————————-|
———-3-5—————————————————-|
——————-9~—6/75~-/12~— 129~———————|
————8~—————————————————-|
-5——5/7—-6/9——————-12—————————|
—7-5————————————————————|
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This song has to be the all time best 2-chord jam in history. It
totally rocks and anybody can play it cause it’s just G and A.
You just gotta find a weird dude to be able to sing it right.
