Re: bass tabs
On Jul 30, 3:38 pm, kevdog...@xxxxxxxxx (kevin malley) wrote:
the to matchbox 20 3 am if anyone has the tabs to it it would
definitately help me out .
This song is too easy to need tabs to. The bass part comes in on the
G and C progression a few times before it goes to D, that's when the
vocals begin. The progression there is D, C, G. The chorus G D C
three times, then Em D C.
Give it a close listen. You can do it!!
Mike
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Relevant Pages
- up around the bend, CCR
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(alt.guitar.beginner) - Re: How do YOU record?
... I still don't punch in much at all ... >>lead part for that progression, so I turn on the record button, take a few ... but my own stuff ends up being much more song oriented. ... >>> Early January I will begin covering Dear Prudence. ...
(rec.music.makers.guitar) - Re: The songwriting process
... I usually find a progression I like and write a melody to fit, but some writers have a melody in their heads before they work on the chords. ... On one occasion a song came to me as a whole while I was on the beach. ... Cole Porter's "True Love" is an example of one of the subtlest key changes you will hear. ...
(alt.guitar.beginner) - Re: How do you know its original?
... it's the same progression (I IV V ... A song is a combination of melody and harmony. ...
(alt.guitar) - Re: Do you memorize?
... The most powerful aid to memorizing a chord progression, that I know of, is to learn the root progression, or bass line, as a melody, by ear. ... So, as well as working out the Roman numeral analysis, learn to sing the bass line of any tune you're trying to learn just like the melody. ... With many standards that I love to play, the lyrics are the most sappy, stupid, things I've ever heard. ...
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