#chord player

[captain-astors]

I saw that u got dndadss requesttt

Maybe some glenn and taylor bonding?

Taylor was initially like "no thanks old man I'd rather hang out with my AWESOME MOM" about getting to know his grandfather but he was presented with an offer he could not refuse (learning the chords for Blue Bird from Naruto)

[fruitiermetrostation]

Chord Mojo + OnePlus 2 via USB OTG connection

[devilish-parrot]

do i know anything about playing bass? no. am i learning the tab for its only sex? yes

[erebugs]

mary ann by annie moriondo 🩷

[bigbumder96]

bruce foxton is one of the greatest bassists oat, no i will not be told otherwise

[svechnikovvv]

tz talking about how jamie won’t stop playing the guitar is feeding into my love for that man

“cuz he only strums it like once, then he’ll like wait five minutes and strum again.”

this is so funny to imagine

[savage-kult-of-gorthaur]

"…JOHN ENTWISTLE, SURELY THE MOST GIFTED BASS PLAYER OF HIS GENERATION…"

PIC(S) INFO: Mega spotlight on THE WHO's John Entwistle (1944-2002), a.k.a., "The Ox," laying down fat bass chords and solid rhythms during the recording of the "Live at Leeds" LP at Leeds University on February 14, 1970. 📸: John Rettie.

"…John Entwistle, surely the most gifted bass player of his generation, held a beat but at the same time played imaginative runs -- or fat chords -- at every notch on his fretboard. With all this going on around him, Pete was allowed the luxury of soloing at will -- knowing that if he missed a note it didn't matter because the sheer din of Moon and The Ox covered everything up -- or doing what he did best, which was to establish a chord riff and ram it home."

-- CHRIS CHARLESWORTH, "Live at Leeds" 1995 CD remaster liner notes

Source: http://rnrchemist.blogspot.com/2014/06/the-who-live-at-leeds.html?m=1.

[cceanvvaves]

MY LEFT HAND FINGERS R SO UGLY BC OF GUITAR NOW HELP

[glitterpennotes]

new guitar player - send reccs!!

hi guys!

after almost a decade of ukulele, today i bought my first guitar (its acoustic) !!

i am planning on teaching myself, but would LOVE some advice

what are some good first songs? general tips? websites/ videos you have found helpful?

tysm, i am so very excited :)

[gooneybirddelectus]

Jeff Buckley for Guitar Players

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Below you can find links to each of Jeff songs for which I have attempted to do a tab and/or chord chart.

HERE ARE THE SKETCHES TABS, such as they are!!

I will try over time to improve each and every tab, so they should be regarded as very much under ongoing construction and NOT definitive. Some (I think) come pretty close, but there is always room for improvement. Any suggestions you have would be most appreciated. You can email me, Michael Harris, at m.harris@iaesr.unimelb.edu.au.

You may wish to catch up with the recent site news here.

Enjoy.

Jeffsongs

The Sin-e e.p. and the GRACE album are now all done!

The Live at Sin-e e.p.

Mojo Pin: mostly OK, but some bits need fixing Eternal Life: finally done and lookin' good! Je N'en Connais Pas La Fin: Just a text file version for now, but lots of tricky stuff to play. Difficulty rating = HIGH! The Way Young Lovers Do: I can play it, it's a LOT of work to write it out... but I've done the intro!!!!!

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The Grace album

Mojo Pin: see above Grace: pretty well complete Last Goodbye: slightly improved 15/12/97! Close to as good as I can get it! Lilac Wine: mostly happy with this So Real: long live intro added, a typo fixed in the intro 6/3/98. Hallelujah: not too bad Lover You Should've Come Over: Done!! Chord chart AND tab!! Woo-hoo! 6/3/98. Corpus Christi Carol: This was tabbed by Jake Leach after I said I didn't want to tab it out. Thanks to Jake, and to Rohan who forwarded it to me after I couldn't find where I filed it. No chord chart, just a tab, uploaded 6/3/98. Eternal Life: Woo-hoo!! Done! 15/12/97 Dream Brother: OK, finally got a chord chart happening, along with the tab!

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The unreleased originals -- Two out of three ain't bad!

What Will You Say: A full-blown tab now, to accompany the chord chart! (15/4/98) Woke Up In A Strange Place: Same deal as above -- you get chords, you get a tab, you get a set of steak-knives... (15/4/98) Mood Swing Whiskey: This one is still messing with my head. Bear with me....

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The cover versions -- Four new chord charts.

Kick Out The Jams: played at every gig!! Kanga-Roo: The old Big Star classic, a live staple for JB and band. I Know It's Over: from the MC5 to the Smiths! Probably done to confuse Henry Rollins... *chuckle* Curtains: Would you believe an Elton John song? From a solo gig on New Year's Eve, 1995. If You See Her Say Hello: A Dylan song occasionally covered, a chart to appear soon I hope.

[misskamelie]

It's so so funny how piano progression is like. Okay, first you have to learn to play every note in the chord/between hands evenly, last thing we want is not being able to hear some notes! And all the notes go down together, remember that!!

And then, after years, it's suddenly all about "actually, I want to hear *this* specific note and melody within the chords you play"

[4giorno]

no the music here is literally everything

[lunadeficiency]

[petrodragonicapocalypse]

they need to invent a way to psychically transmit the different versions of music that we all experience internally in our heads when we listen to the same songs

[bagelbucket]

*learns how to play one (1) song on the guitar* this is my life now

[doctorcoolata]

been listening so some old spanish songs lately, instumence :D