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*scratches head* but a dropped-D tuning only changes one string, and two notes. So couldn't it, at it's maximum, add merely a couple of magnitudes of rockingness to it?
But you're right. I should have realized, nevertheless, that Nora is entirely too much concentrated rock for the averagely tuned guitar. :)
But you're right. I should have realized, nevertheless, that Nora is entirely too much concentrated rock for the averagely tuned guitar. :)
Leroy wrote:is there anyway you could contact peter buck about it? or anyone else who might know?
As with the Guitar part; Cinnamon can be played with a capo on the first fret on the Mandolin.
Since the Mandolin is strung EE DD AA EE, the chords look a little different.
Use the Chord Finder below to display the tab for the following chords in Mando form:
Verse: G, D, C,
The Chorus has an E minor in there.
Mandolin Chord Finder
The "Gondola's" verse has the same chords only played using a technique known as Tremolo picking, or "Gondola" style..
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sour29 wrote:It's definately CAPO 1, and definately starts with the picking of a C, but then I get lost faster than you can say...umm.. well, faster than you can say "lost".
Well, I think there's some different tuning here, and I can "fake" it in standard tuning but until I figure out the authentic tuning I will refrain from posting what I have figured out. Tabbing all the finger pickins would take days, and I'm not that ambitious when it comes to tabs
John wrote:ultimatum tuning from low string to high
d
a
d
f#
a
d
Ah, makes sense. I'll see what I can come up with...
Last edited by Karousme on Fri Oct 07, 2005 1:41 pm, edited 1 time in total.
I can tell you now that you don't need a capo if you are tuned to John's specs.
Key frets: 7, 5, 4 (needs to be minor though)
On the "My arms miss you" part you want to start with just one finger on the fifth fret of the low A and follow along with the music as it bounces down to the G chord, which is the 5th fret. There's some finger pickin stuff you'll need to figure out, but if you do you'll realize the song isn't as hard as it sounds. Prepare to have very tired fingers.
More to come...
Key frets: 7, 5, 4 (needs to be minor though)
On the "My arms miss you" part you want to start with just one finger on the fifth fret of the low A and follow along with the music as it bounces down to the G chord, which is the 5th fret. There's some finger pickin stuff you'll need to figure out, but if you do you'll realize the song isn't as hard as it sounds. Prepare to have very tired fingers.
More to come...
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Verse C: 010230; Chorus C: 330230
G D G
I came back on the trail of a man
F C
things are the same as when I left
G
Well, I so wanted to say "hey!"
D# C G
But I know you think my sentence was too light.
G D G
Time should've put this behind us
F C
Some things I won't soon forget
G
Bride and Bridle are too close to a man's mind
D# c G
And I know you think my sentence was too light.
G C G C
Yooooou, you weren't true
G C G
but I can't blame a woman who changes
C G C G C G
Threeeeeeee-thousand, Six-Hundred and Fifty-odd days I waited
Time, I did my timeI can't figure out that last line of the chorus just now. Bummer.
Be generous with the hammer-on's on the second fret whilst playing G's and C's.