From: [email protected] (Sakari Lampinen)
Subject: Re: Tuesday’s gone (intro TAB)
From: [email protected] (Brian R Ross)
Subject: Re: REQ: LYNYRD SKYNYRD Tuesday’s Gone
Date: 14 Jun 1994 21:11:22 GMT
C G Am F
Train roll on, many miles from my home
C G Am (add F)
Riding my blues away
C G Am (add F)
Tuesday’s gone with the wind
…can’t remember the words off hand.
I Could be wrong, but I remember it like this:
A E F#m D
Train roll on, many miles from my home
A E D
I’m riding my blues away
A G D
Tuesday’s gone with the wind
So it’s A E F#m D
and later A E D
A G D
chord formations(all basic forms):
A -02220
E 022100
F#m 244222
D —0232
G 320003
and here is the intro (as far as I can tell and remember).
The bridge is the same with little variations.
It has been years since I last played this (or as a matter of fact even
listened to it), so the timing might be a little off. And besides I’ve
never been good with notes and notation.
If anybody is interested I could see if I can remember the bridge.
The same applies to the solo, although I’m not sure if I know (or knew)
the solo.
You’ll have to excuse my (propably) unorthodox tabbing.
This is my first posting.
e————————————————————————-
b————————————————————————-
g-4^6—^4^6^4-2——4^—6^4^6^4——-4^6^4^6^4——-|2—————-
d———————————2—————4———————2h4
a———————————————————-54/5—2h4—-
e————————————————————————-
^ = bend | = pause / = slide
h = hammer-on
e——————————————0————0————0——-
b——5——5…..|——-5-5——5————3————3————3—
g-2h4-4^6…6^4-2———4-4h6—4—————————————
d——————-2——————0————0————0————
a————————————————————————-
e————————————————————————-
.. = hold or let ring
e—-0———————————————————————
b———3—2h3h5p2——————————————————
g———————2—————————————————-
d0————————————————————————
a————————————————————————-
e————————————————————————-
p = pull-off
The last 5 notes might be played by keyboards on the recording.
Also the 12 notes before it are played differently in the middle of
the song:
e——0————2————3————5——————————-
b———3————3————3————3—————————
g————————————————————————-
d-0————0————0————0————————————
a————————————————————————-
e————————————————————————-
From: [email protected]
Subject: Tuesday’s Gone Yet Again
I nothced an incomplete version of this in C. This is what I play in A.
Can be a real tear jerker if slowed down a bit and a little feeling added.
Pleas don’t do a Micheal Bolton on it.
Tuesday’s Gone With The Wind
Lynard Skynard
From the Lynard Skynard Gold and Platinum song book
This is in 4/4 Time
triplet triplet
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—2——2—3—2—-0——0—2—0-|————0——————
—2——2—4—2—-1——1—2—1-|-2——2—1—2—————
————————————|-4——4——4—-4———
————————————|——————-5———
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^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^
This figure is just quarters and triplet eights, ending with a half.
The ^ denotes beats. Play 2 times.
Now pickout chords in an semi into melody or the above rythm.
To my ear a E sounds better than the E7 IMHO
A E7 F#m D A E7 D
A E7 F#m D
Train roll on, On down the line
A E7 D
Won’t you please take me far away
A E7 F#m D
Now feel the wind blow, outside my door
A E7 D
(Means I’m) I’m leaving my woman behind
A G D
Tuesday’s gone with the wind
A E7 D
My baby’s gone with the wind
Pick out chords again with lots of feeling
A E7 F#m D A E7 F#m
A E7 F#m D
And I don’t know, Oh where I’m going
A E7 D
I just wonna be left alone
A E7 F#m D
Well when this tain ends, I’ll try again
A E7 D
I’m leaving my woman at home
Chorus:
A G D
Tuesday’s gone with the wind
A G D
Tuesday’s gone with the wind (Try useing different harmonizing)
A G D
Tuesday’s gone with the wind
A G D
Tuesday’s gone with the wind
A E7 D
My baby’s gone with the wind
A E7 F#m D
Now train roll on, Many miles from my home
A E7 D
See I’m ridding my blues away
A E7 F#m D
Now Tuesday you see, she had to be free
A E7 D
But Some how I’m got to carry on
Chorus
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