'Blunderbuss' guitar Tabs/Chords

[thirdtesla]

G, D, G, E, D then...

E----------------------3------------
B---3----(let ring)---3------------
G---0----(let ring)---0------------
D---0----(let ring)---0------------
A---3-p/o-2-p/o-0--2------------
E----------------------3------------

Fairly certain about this.

That's what I got. The B note is picked though. So A|-3-2p0-|. I need to get on my computer and tab it out completely.

[thirdtesla]

thanks for the notes... getting the sort of frail that works for this tempo is going to be the fun part though... banjo arrangements are always complicating the arrangement as an issue of percussion but its worth the exploration

I thought about notating the whole band's parts. Not sure about the demand though.

[Jettkoral]

Thanks! What is your email? Have a few WS requests.

[theeradicaleclectic]

thanks for the notes... getting the sort of frail that works for this tempo is going to be the fun part though... banjo arrangements are always complicating the arrangement as an issue of percussion but its worth the exploration

I thought about notating the whole band's parts. Not sure about the demand though.

only banjo i have seen played amongst the crew was derek (?) los buzzardos bass player during the unstaged TMR studio session

[candycaneboy03]

Thanks! What is your email? Have a few WS requests.

http://brokenbricks.com/

[thirdtesla]

Thanks! What is your email? Have a few WS requests.

eabailey@songwriter.net brokenbricks.com has some of my tabs. Well copies. The dude is really good at tabbing, but Im pretty sure he snagged my Red Rain, Catch Hell, and Ball & Biscuit tabs. No biggie. He stopped when I stopped publicly posting WS tabs. Should be a big hint. I have the new ones(the ones AFTER bb stopped posting tabs). I have about 70/80% tabbed out to play with friends and other 20/30% in my noodle, not on paper.

[thirdtesla]

thanks for the notes... getting the sort of frail that works for this tempo is going to be the fun part though... banjo arrangements are always complicating the arrangement as an issue of percussion but its worth the exploration

I thought about notating the whole band's parts. Not sure about the demand though.

only banjo i have seen played amongst the crew was derek (?) los buzzardos bass player during the unstaged TMR studio session

I was speaking in terms of Piano, slide guitar, bass and drum parts. Though drum notation always seemed pointless to me IF you have heard the song. If you are in a session and must sight read, they are handy. But just give me the feel and I'm good to go on the drums.
Speaking of banjo, I need to rab out the Top Yourself Banjo version.

[mojoryan]

thanks for the notes... getting the sort of frail that works for this tempo is going to be the fun part though... banjo arrangements are always complicating the arrangement as an issue of percussion but its worth the exploration

I thought about notating the whole band's parts. Not sure about the demand though.

only banjo i have seen played amongst the crew was derek (?) los buzzardos bass player during the unstaged TMR studio session

I was speaking in terms of Piano, slide guitar, bass and drum parts. Though drum notation always seemed pointless to me IF you have heard the song. If you are in a session and must sight read, they are handy. But just give me the feel and I'm good to go on the drums.
Speaking of banjo, I need to rab out the Top Yourself Banjo version.

Drums. Freedom at 21. GO!
There's SOOo much going on there, it's crazy. I did manage to come up with a pretty damn fine answer to it though.

[Moller72]

thanks for the notes... getting the sort of frail that works for this tempo is going to be the fun part though... banjo arrangements are always complicating the arrangement as an issue of percussion but its worth the exploration

I thought about notating the whole band's parts. Not sure about the demand though.

only banjo i have seen played amongst the crew was derek (?) los buzzardos bass player during the unstaged TMR studio session

I was speaking in terms of Piano, slide guitar, bass and drum parts. Though drum notation always seemed pointless to me IF you have heard the song. If you are in a session and must sight read, they are handy. But just give me the feel and I'm good to go on the drums.
Speaking of banjo, I need to rab out the Top Yourself Banjo version.

Drums. Freedom at 21. GO!
There's SOOo much going on there, it's crazy. I did manage to come up with a pretty damn fine answer to it though.

Did you listen to the interview jack gave he said it was just a basic beat that he added a tape echo to after it was recorded.

[mojoryan]

thanks for the notes... getting the sort of frail that works for this tempo is going to be the fun part though... banjo arrangements are always complicating the arrangement as an issue of percussion but its worth the exploration

I thought about notating the whole band's parts. Not sure about the demand though.

only banjo i have seen played amongst the crew was derek (?) los buzzardos bass player during the unstaged TMR studio session

I was speaking in terms of Piano, slide guitar, bass and drum parts. Though drum notation always seemed pointless to me IF you have heard the song. If you are in a session and must sight read, they are handy. But just give me the feel and I'm good to go on the drums.
Speaking of banjo, I need to rab out the Top Yourself Banjo version.

Drums. Freedom at 21. GO!
There's SOOo much going on there, it's crazy. I did manage to come up with a pretty damn fine answer to it though.

Did you listen to the interview jack gave he said it was just a basic beat that he added a tape echo to after it was recorded.

I didn't read that, but it explains a lot!
Actually, it may well be one of my favorite drum pieces I've figured out. Trying to find something that "works" amongst that hullabaloo was damn fun!

[theeradicaleclectic]

i think the drums of Freedom@21 remind me of this particular song quite a bit ... despite the strongly divergent guitar departures

[thirdtesla]

I dig Daru's intro on Freedom at 21. I play it like he does. Well no one can play like he does(I love the tilted Toms). I recorded a backing track because the drummer I use just couldn't get it down. I wish I could find a decent drummer!

[Moller72]

I dig Daru's intro on Freedom at 21. I play it like he does. Well no one can play like he does(I love the tilted Toms). I recorded a backing track because the drummer I use just couldn't get it down. I wish I could find a decent drummer!

On the album Carla azar plays the drums.

[thirdtesla]

I dig Daru's intro on Freedom at 21. I play it like he does. Well no one can play like he does(I love the tilted Toms). I recorded a backing track because the drummer I use just couldn't get it down. I wish I could find a decent drummer!

On the album Carla azar plays the drums.

I know. That's why I said i dug Daru's version. I prefer the live version. Daru Jones' version in particular. Not a fan of Carla's drumming. Especially compared to Jones.

[sandmaniac3]

I dig Daru's intro on Freedom at 21. I play it like he does. Well no one can play like he does(I love the tilted Toms). I recorded a backing track because the drummer I use just couldn't get it down. I wish I could find a decent drummer!

On the album Carla azar plays the drums.

I know. That's why I said i dug Daru's version. I prefer the live version. Daru Jones' version in particular. Not a fan of Carla's drumming. Especially compared to Jones.

I think Carla has some serious chops and does a great job on these songs, but I do have to say that I also prefer Daru's drumming here. He has a controlled reckless abandon. Plus Jack seems to connect with him in a different way than he does with Carla. Overall, I like how Jack is with the Buzzards better. But, the vibe the Peacocks brings is awesome too. I think he will probably end up with a mix of the two if he is ever willing to settle for one touring band. Not that I don't love seeing Jack's Wild Bird Show.