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OK...who here has had success playing this one....

PostPosted:Tue May 29, 2012 9:22 pm
by ebick
I really like this song and I would like to play it, but I have always had a tough time with the "Tell You What I'll do" through "you're my woman now, make yourself"

I know the chords that are listed in the published books.....I just have never been able to play them so that they sound correct.....or even close.

so.....if you play it and think you have that part, I'd love to see a vid and a bit of tutoledge. :)

Re: OK...who here has had success playing this one....

PostPosted:Wed May 30, 2012 7:39 am
by strumminsix
How are you voicing that first chord E7+9?

Try arepegiating an E7+9-5 from the 7th fret then also from the 7th that A7 and toss in an A7s4 with it.

Re: OK...who here has had success playing this one....

PostPosted:Wed May 30, 2012 8:10 am
by ebick
strumminsix wrote:How are you voicing that first chord E7+9?

Try arepegiating an E7+9-5 from the 7th fret then also from the 7th that A7 and toss in an A7s4 with it.
So, let's go over that.....

E = E G# B
E7 = E G# B D
E7+9 = E G# B D F#
E7+9-5 = E G# D F#

Is that correct?

Re: OK...who here has had success playing this one....

PostPosted:Wed May 30, 2012 8:28 am
by strumminsix
ebick wrote:
strumminsix wrote:How are you voicing that first chord E7+9?

Try arepegiating an E7+9-5 from the 7th fret then also from the 7th that A7 and toss in an A7s4 with it.
So, let's go over that.....

E = E G# B
E7 = E G# B D
E7+9 = E G# B D F#
E7+9-5 = E G# D F#

Is that correct?
yup, the "Hendrix chord" off the 7th fret!

Re: OK...who here has had success playing this one....

PostPosted:Wed May 30, 2012 8:38 am
by rugger
E7+9-5=E9-5 or E9b5? By adding the 9, isn't it assumed the dom7 is still included? Not sure. Regardless, the flat 5 of E is Bb which hasn't been included. So I think the spelling should be:

E(1), G#(3), Bb(-5), D(7), F#(9)

John in San Diego

Re: OK...who here has had success playing this one....

PostPosted:Wed May 30, 2012 9:14 am
by DenverEd
We just worked this one up and fully cheat by just wanking an E7. :oops:

Re: OK...who here has had success playing this one....

PostPosted:Wed May 30, 2012 4:06 pm
by strumminsix
Crap, well, my memory sucked. Just try an E9 but don't hit the B string

Re: OK...who here has had success playing this one....

PostPosted:Wed May 30, 2012 4:27 pm
by gr8fulbluz
DenverEd wrote:We just worked this one up and fully cheat by just wanking an E7. :oops:
My All time favorite GD song.
fully cheat by just wanking an E7.
That is the way I played it when i did and by myself. I totally approximated. I have not tried it in a good many years. I am gonna look at the old ice nine book tonight, love that song book, many good times listenin and learning.
till we all fall down
:peas:

Re: OK...who here has had success playing this one....

PostPosted:Wed May 30, 2012 6:14 pm
by jeffm725
Ed .... Hope this is self explanatory ... The e7 and a7 are 3 string triads
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=30Y1IwGwQ2c

Re: OK...who here has had success playing this one....

PostPosted:Wed May 30, 2012 6:42 pm
by ebick
jeffm725 wrote:Ed .... Hope this is self explanatory ... The e7 and a7 are 3 string triads
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=30Y1IwGwQ2c
Very nice....much gratitude

Re: OK...who here has had success playing this one....

PostPosted:Thu May 31, 2012 8:06 am
by Tennessee Jedi
jeffm725 wrote:Ed .... Hope this is self explanatory ... The e7 and a7 are 3 string triads
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=30Y1IwGwQ2c
Thanks !
:-)

Re: OK...who here has had success playing this one....

PostPosted:Fri Jun 01, 2012 1:50 pm
by mttourpro
DenverEd wrote:We just worked this one up and fully cheat by just wanking an E7. :oops:

FWIW, I've played it for a long while and only used Dom 7th chords for that part.

Re: OK...who here has had success playing this one....

PostPosted:Wed Jun 13, 2012 10:34 am
by DenverEd
Our valiant attempt at this tune on 6/9/12:


Re: OK...who here has had success playing this one....

PostPosted:Mon Mar 14, 2016 6:43 pm
by mkaufman
My take on the chorus is this:

Em(1) -> A7 -> Em (1) -> A7
Em(2) -> B7 -> E7 -> A(7) -> D -> Dm -> Am -> E

For the Em chord, I'm on the 7th fret.

For Em(1), play the top three strings so B is the top note (E/G/B).
For Em(2), play strings 2, 3 & 4 so G is the top note (B/E/G).

On the 2nd line, A or A7 works.

ace