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From: «Justin Goldner»
Subject: s/stroke_9/little_black_backpack.tab
Date: Mon, 10 Jan 2000 19:06:18 PST
Stroke 9 — Little Black Backpack
Transcribed by Justin Goldner
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Standard E Tuning
Note: Even though it sounds kinda weird at first, the song’s not that
hard to play. The trick is that its not all major/minor chords, its slight
variations of them. The layout is pretty straightforward:
Verse — (general chords) — G6 D C
Chorus — G Am C D
Verse
Chorus
C Part — G6m D Em
Guitar Solo
Chorus — bass only for opening
Chorus
Verse-
(before the actual singing play the following riff):
G6 Dsus2 C G6 D C
E————3———0—0—————3—5—2—0——3———-
B————3——3——1—————3——3——3—1———-
G————0————0—————0——2———0———-
D—2—4—5—2—0———2——2—4—5—2—————2———-
A————2————3—————2—————3———-
E——————————————————————
Each time after play this: *the last time before the
chorus add the bottom 3rd fret
note to the C chord (x32013)
G6 Dsus2 C
E————3———0—0—————————————-
B————3——3——1—————————————-
G————0————0—————————————-
D—2—4—5—2—0———2—————————————-
A————2————3—————————————-
E——————————————————————
Chorus- This part’s easy, four basic chords. Do something like a base
note then strum, it should sound right. From «Don’t wanna…»
on…
EADGBE EADGBE EADGBE EADGBE
320003 x02210 x32010 xx0232
G Am C D
Before the second verse play a G6 (x33022)
C Part- I’m not sure if G6m is a real chord since only E/Gb (E6) appears
on
the E scale and G/E (G6) appears on the G scale. Oh well, it
works.
EADGBE EADGBE EADGBE
x22003 xx0232 022000
G6m D Em
G6m
You’re …..
D Em
for …..
G6m D
Your ……
D G6m Em
Have you ……
Guitar Solo-
E—0—6—7—0—0—6—7—-10—12—-10——14—15—14————
B———————————12—-12————-12———
G——————————————————————
E—0—3—2——3—0——10——————————3———
B—3—3—3—0—0——3——3—0-0-0———0-0-0——0———
G—0—0—0——0———————-2-2-2———2—0———
D—2—2—2——0—————————————0———
A—2—2—2——2—————————————2———
E—————-3—————————————3———
Well that’s about it. Vary the G6 to make it sound better, and listen to
the song a few times to get the timing right on the solo. You also might
want to trickle down on a number of the chords, but I’m leaving that up to
you. This is my first tab so tell me if it’s any good. Have fun!
