It's no use
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It's no use
Has anyone got this song tab'ed out? I really just need the guitar intro part.
Cole
Cole
I guess that this isn't quite what you need:
http://www.guitarists.net/tab/print.php?id=5705
I'm not familiar with the song, but looking at that tab, I'd think that it might be played with a capo on the second fret. I'll have a listen when I get home.
http://www.guitarists.net/tab/print.php?id=5705
I'm not familiar with the song, but looking at that tab, I'd think that it might be played with a capo on the second fret. I'll have a listen when I get home.
It is better, of course, to know useless things than to know nothing. - Seneca
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craviola990
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I go to Olga; all of 'em. I ALWAYS wind up wadding up what I print out, and throwing it in the trash. In the time spent searching, printing, wadding, ink wasting, and trashing, I've learned the damn thing by ear. I looked up "Everybody's Talkin'", (It's faster than the "Turn" solo, and bordering on Scruggs-EXCELLENT excercise) and I was APPALLED. NOT EVEN CLOSE!!! What you need to do, is learn "No use" off the alternate track version, before the guitar was double tracked; you can hear each note quite clearly. The rest of the song is just "I woke up in love this morning" Partridge Family,25 or 6 to 4 Chicago, Temptation Eyes, Grass roots, one of those deals. Thanks! Christian
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There been a few published Byrds songbooks..but its the old style guitar-piano style music...nothing with real accurate tab with all the hooks and fills..there is the Truefire lesson of intros to some of the byrds classics...which is dead on to my ears...but like Christian said, the best thing you can do is figure it out...get CD"slower down" software..and spend some time...the alternate or live cuts are sometimes easier to dissect because they arent overdubbed as much...for me tab helps me get the sequences down but doesnt help with the "feel"...which often is more important than reciting the right notes in order.
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craviola990
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Cole, I haven't had much time to work on the song, but here is my interpretation of the starting riff (one bar shown):
E|-----------9-9---------------------|
B|-----10-12-----12-10-12------------|
G|--11--------------------11---------|
D|-----------------------------------|
A|-----------------------------------|
E|-----------------------------------|
At least it's a start ...
E|-----------9-9---------------------|
B|-----10-12-----12-10-12------------|
G|--11--------------------11---------|
D|-----------------------------------|
A|-----------------------------------|
E|-----------------------------------|
At least it's a start ...
It is better, of course, to know useless things than to know nothing. - Seneca

