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From: «Solomon J. White»
Subject: TAB: Aeroplane by The Red Hot Chili Peppers
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AEROPLANE
by the Red Hot Chili Peppers
Tablature by Solomon White ([email protected])
4-10-96
I worked this out yesterday—it’s quite easy, actually.
Chorus part:
e—6—6—6—6—…———-6—6—6—6—…—————
D—6—6—6—6—…———-5—5—5—5—…—————
B—5—5—5—5—…———-5—5—5—5—…—————
^ ^ ^ ^
I like pleasure… and music is my aeroplane…..
Verse part: (same chords, an octave higher.)
SM SM SM SM
e—18—18-18——18—18-18——18—18-18——18—18-18—
D—18—18-18——18—18-18——17—17-17——17—17-17—
B—17—17-17——17—17-17——17—17-17——17—17-17—
^ ^ ^ ^
The verse is more choppy or staccato, while the chorus is more smooth.
Listen to the CD for the correct rhythm. Now could a kind soul tab out
the solo? I’m working on it, but…
Solomon White
[email protected]
NOTATION GUIDE:
SM — slightly muted
————-
————-
————-
^ — up strum (high to low)
