Tea For One —- 3/4 blues in Cm
8 bars of Cm
8 bars of Fm
8 bars of Cm
4 bars of Gm (first bar is actually 2 beats of Fm and one beat of Gm)
2 bars of Fm
2 bars of Bb
back to Cm
—3—-1—-3—-6———
—4—-1—-3—-6———
—5—-1—-3—-7———
—5—-3—-5—-8———
—3—-3—-5—-8———
——-1—-3—-6———
Cm Fm Gm Bb
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——-6—(4)——————
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—5s7—7s5——————
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riff played over Cm every so often
…let notes ring (that F has to go back down to Eb)
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——3—(1)——————
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—3s5—5s3——————-
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same riff played over Fm
—6—8—10—10—8h10p8——-
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—7—8—10—10—8h10p8——-
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Bb Cm
riff played at the end of each verse
Every so often a verse is played like this:
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—3—5——3—5—-3—5—————-
—3—5——3—5———-3—5———- Play twice
—1—3——1—3—————-6——-
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—8—10—-8—10—3—5—————- Play once, then the above bit
—8—10—-8—10———3—5———-
—6—8—-6—8—————6——-
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—————4——-4—————6——6—8—10—10—8h10p8—
————-6—6——-6———-6—6————————-
————5——-5——-5——7———7—8—10—10—8h10p8—
—3—5—3————3——-3—8———————————
—3—5————————————————————
—1—3————————————————————
This is an arpeggio bit This is the familiar riff …
similar to what Pagey
plays each time through
Thanks to the original poster.
Peace,
Paul Z