From: "Benedito Machado" Subject: e/emerson_lake_and_palmer/* Date: Thu, 4 Nov 1999 16:55:34 -0200 From: Emerson, Lake & Palmer (1970) I've found that Greg Lake used two shapes of G, but both sound the same, = except that you use the=20 pinky to get the 9 in the intro. Here it goes.Intro: G D/F# |-------3----------5-------|-------5-----------5-------| |-----3---3------3---3-----|-----3---3-------3---3-----| 6|---4------4---4-------4---|---2-------2---2-------2---| 8|-5----------5-----------5-|-4-----------4-----------4-| |--------------------------|---------------------------| |--------------------------|---------------------------|1st verse| G | D | 4x Chorus(Em7)=20| Am | Em | D | D | 2x 2nd verse| G | D | 4x Chorus Solo =|-------------------------------10-14h(15)h14h(15)h14(15)h14----------10-= |-------------------------10h12---------------------------------10h12----= |-----------3/4-----7h9p7------------------------------------14---------= |---------------7h9-----------------------------------------------------= |---5-5h7p5--------------------------------------------------------------= |-5-7--------------------------------------------------------------------= ----------------| ----------------| -12-11-12-11----| ----------------| -------------12-| ----------------| |------------------------------------------| |------------------------------------------| ?|------------------------------------------| |-------7-------2---------7--------2/5~~~~-| |-5-7-8---0-2-3-----5-7-8----0-2-3---------|Note: during the solo, play the same chords of the verses 3rd verse| G | D | 4x Chorus 4th verse| G | D | 4x Chorus Synthetizer solo(Em7) | Am | Em | D | D | Repeat and fade
Lucky Man
Emerson Lake And Palmer
- Am
- D
- D/F#
- Em
- Em7
- G
Continua depois do anúncio
Tom:
- Am
- D
- D/F#
- Em
- Em7
- G