Tabbed by Nathan Welton. *
Q above the tab stands for quadruplets
/ is a slide
o is a pull off
s is a slap
p is a pop
/\ above the tab is a strum
This is most of it... There are a whole bunch of little interludes and
incidentals here and there, but this is pretty complete.
Intro solo :
|-----------7---7-9/11---9-11-14/16-|
|-7-9---7-9---9---------------------|
|-----------------------------------|
|-----------------------------------|
QQQQQQQQQQQ
|-16-16-16-16-17-19-17-16h17o16-14-11-9-7-7-7-9-7----|
|-------------------------------------------------7-9|
|----------------------------------------------------|
|----------------------------------------------------|
|--------9-7-|----DRUM FILL--/14-|
|-4------9-7-|------THAT-----/14-|
|---2--------|------KICKS--------|
|------------|------ASS----------|
Verse : /\ /\ /\
|------------14-|------------15-|-------------16-|
|------------14-|------------14-|-------------16-|
|--s/12-s/12----|--s/12-s/12----|--s/12-s/12-----|
|---------------|---------------|----------------|
/\
|------------18-|
|------------19-|
|--s/12-s/12----|
|---------------|
Chorus :
TTTTT
|-----------------|
|-----------------|
|-X-X-X-4---------|
|---------5-5-5-5-|
Tabbed by Michael Godwin.
h-hammer on ^-bend and realese `-pre-bend I think the intro goes: C-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- G-----------------------------2-444-5-7-5-454-2---------------------------------- D--------------0---^3-2-4--------------------------4---------4------------------- A-0h-2---0-2---2-------------------------------------`5-5-5---0-0h-2-2----------- E-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- B------------------------------------------------------------------------------0- If you don't have a B tune E to B.
Tabbed by Peter Otto.
I hope this is the right place to send this, because I'd like to submit the following suggestion as a variation on Nathan Welton's tab take on "Over the Electric Grape Vine". I play it on a fretless four sting (a fretless is a must for this tune, I think). The intro tab seem right on, though, and I'd like to extend my kudos to Nathan for nailing it. When I play it live, I slow down a few bits and add more of the notes that give it that sitar feel and the crowd seems to dig it. Anyway, here are the adjustments that I suggest; hope they don't suck too much: Verse : /\ /\ /\ /\ |------------14-|------------15-|-------------16-|------------18-| |------------14-|------------14-|-------------16-|------------18-| |---------15----|----15---15----|----15---15-----|----15---15----| |---------------|---------------|----------------|---------------| Chorus : (triplets all) |-----------------| |-----------------| |---*-*-*---------| |---------5-5-5-5-| * = Harmonic (albeit a vague one) between the 4th and 5th frets.