Hi, looking for the tab for this and came across this archived link
These links don't seem to work any more.
Or actually - what I"m really looking for i guess is a couple of wee fill in licks. Playing in key D, and going from D to A at ... I'd watch the trains as they roll by... and after the end of the verse on D, going to G for the chorus
Any ideas?
Moocho Thankyoos
Cheers Anna
Hiya,
Anyone know what the name of this tune is. I'd imagine there's a few tabs to it, as it lends itself beautifully to banjo I reckon,
https://youtu.be/_RVptF-hlyw?t=71
Music is at 1.11
Thanks
I need notation for "Oh Mandolin" Can any one help?
Hi, I'm trying to figure out a tab for this song
Live version 1 --> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ydt8fC31HPg
Live version 2 (this one has a different and more stable viewing angle) --> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qhtqHmwJ6DY
Studio version --> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s5duVYB_-q0
Until now, I've worked out the following details:
1) It's in standard tuning (or possibly one or two steps down), with a capo on the 7th fret (duh)
2) Main chord is Dm
3) First part is Dm (00233) and 03233
4) The riff built around Dm is 00233 --> 03233 (with hammer on) --> 02233 --> 0023
5) The following chord looks like a barre on the first three strings, while the fourth one is fretted at the 5th fret
I know, it's not much, but I've only been playing for about a month...
In particular, I need help with the picking/strum pattern (or at least the gist of it, since it looks/sounds kinda complicated) and the riff built around the second chord (the barre one - should be something like 5th to 3rd fret on the first string, then 5th on the second one, and maybe 3rd fret again on the first string). Also, if I missed any chords/subtleties you're welcome to share them :)
Any ideas?
Sorry for the abundance of parentheses and thanks a lot in advance! ;)
F.S.
Lads and lassies.
I am part of a musical group that sings this song in a minor key - bruce springsteen.
Im more interested in this version.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MDh2zRm1dwQ
what key and chords is he playing. 1920s
thanks in advance.
Ciaran
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Hi,
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Many thanks- Jason
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Just discovered a new thing to see the chords accurately in Tabledit. Not sure if seeing chord letters is author dependent but you can always look. The chord diagram thing is basically useless, so forget the file / options area where you can check boxes or uncheck for them. Instead, go to the Main Menu in Tabledit and click on Display. Then look on the bottom and click on Guitar then check out the tablature again. You might just see letters for the chords for each measure. It has helped me in figuring out the chords in order to create a backing track in BIAB. Then you can jump back to see the banjo tab the same way - via the Display tab in the main menu.
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This is my first attempt at listening by ear and transcribing it to tab. Could you all give it a go, and tell me if I could improve what I have so far? It's pretty difficult for me because I am hard of hearing, but it feels pretty good.
-- Thanks everyone!!
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