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Tuning: E A D G B E
Runs and Embellishments:
Define: Intro variations
DUD UU U
e|----11---9----7-----|
B|----12---10---9-----|
G|----13---9----8-----|
D|--------------------|
A|--------------------|
E|--------------------|
you can also try:
DUD UU U
e|----11---9---7-----|
B|----12---9---9-----|
G|----13---9---8-----|
D|-------------------|
A|-------------------|
E|-------------------|
but it sounds the same to me *shrugs*
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Define: Riff #1
e|---------------------------------|
B|---------------------------------|
G|--------------------9--8--6------|
D|-------------9--11-----------9---|
A|---7--9^11-----------------------|
E|---------------------------------|
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Define: C#m to B during bridge [optional]:
e|---4----------------------------------------------|
B|---5--4h6h4------4--------------------------2-----|
G|---6---------6---4--------------------------2-----|
D|---6-------------4--------------------------2-----|
A|---4----------------------------------------------|
E|--------------------------------------------------|
C#m B A
this lazy gate ... of a winter's summer home
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Define: Riff #2 [during G to C chorus] [optional]:
e|----------------------------------------------|
B|----------------------------------------------|
G|----------------------12--11--10--------------|
D|--------------12--14--------------12--9--12---|
A|---10--12^14----------------------------------|
E|----------------------------------------------|
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Define: Riff #3 [during E flat jam]
e|-----------------------------|
B|-----------------------------|
G|------------8--6-------------|
D|---------8--------8--6--8----|
A|---6--9----------------------|
E|-----------------------------|
e|-----------------------------|
B|-----------------------------|
G|------------8--6-------------|
D|---------8--------8--6--5----|
A|---6--9----------------------|
E|-----------------------------|
and sometimes:
e|------------------------------|
B|------------------------7b8---|
G|------------8--6--------------|
D|---------8--------8--6--------|
A|---6--9-----------------------|
E|------------------------------|
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Chords and tabs [including chord variants and embellishments[this is important]]:
Emaj7: x7989x
Emaj7sus4: x798[10]x
Bmadd9: x79779 and x7977[10]
Emaj7 [during closing jam]: xxx[16][16][16]
Emaj7sus4 [during closing jam]: xxx[16][16][17]
During chorus, the [A D A] is a quick upstroke x57775 from the 577655 downstrokes
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[Verse 1]
Intro variation [optional in vocabulary] [do if jamming into verse or from another song. it's iconic.]
Emaj7 A D A Emaj7 [or Riff #1] Bm A
Right outside this lazy summer home
Emaj7 A D A Emaj7 [or Riff #1] Bm A
You ain’t got time to call your soul a critic, no
A C#m* B A [* = C#m > B embellishment at top]
Right outside the lazy gate of winter’s summer home
C#mWonderin’ where the Bnut-thatch winter’sD wings a mile Along
EJust carried the Abird aEway A C
[Chorus]
G C G [or Riff #2 optional] C
Wake up to find out that you are the eyes of the world
But the Gheart has its beaches, its Chomelands and thoughts of its Gown C C#
D C G [or Riff #2 optional] C
Wake now, discover, that you are the song that morning brings
But the Gheart has its seasons, its Cevenings and songs of its owDn Bm A
[Jam #1] THERE IS NO A IN JAM #1, ONLY JAM #2
[Emaj7 x2 | Bm x2] x4
[feel free to mess around with...
Emaj7sus4: xx798[10]x
Bmadd9: x797779
...too
Use E Ionian scale during the Emaj7, then switch to E Mixolydian scale during the Bm
[Verse 2]
Emaj7 A D A Emaj7 [or Riff #1] Bm A
There comes a redeemer and he slowly too fades away
Emaj7 A D A Emaj7 [or Riff #1] Bm A
There follows a wagon behind him that’s loaded with clay
A C#m* B A [* = C#m > B embellishment at top]
And the seeds that were silent all burst into bloom and decay - ay
And Enight comes so quiet it’s Aclose on the heels of the Eday A C
[Chorus]
G C G [or Riff #2 optional] C
Wake up to find out that you are the eyes of the world
But the Gheart has its beaches, its Chomelands and thoughts of its Gown C C#
D C G [or Riff #2 optional] C
Wake now, discover, that you are the song that morning brings
But the Gheart has its seasons, its Cevenings and songs of its owDn Bm A
[Jam #2]
Emaj7 x2
Bm
A
Use E Ionian scale during the Emaj7, then switch to E Mixolydian scale during the Bm and the A
[Verse 3]
Emaj7 A D A Emaj7 [or Riff #1] Bm A
Sometimes we live no particular way but our own
Emaj7 A D A Emaj7 [or Riff #1] Bm A
Sometimes we visit your country and live in your home
A C#m* B A [* = C#m > B embellishment at top]
Sometimes we ride on your horses, sometimes we walk alone
ESometimes the songs that we Ahear are just songs of our Eown A C
[Chorus]
G C G [or Riff #2 optional] C
Wake up to find out that you are the eyes of the world
But the Gheart has its beaches, its Chomelands and thoughts of its Gown C C#
D C G [or Riff #2 optional] C
Wake now, discover, that you are the song that morning brings
But the Gheart has its seasons, its Cevenings and songs of its Down Bm A
LAND HARD ON Emaj7
[Jam #3 / Studio outro] [While Phil is bass soloing]
[Emaj7: xxx[16][16][16]] x3
[Emaj7sus4: xxx[16][16][17]] x1
[theory time: basically you're hitting the high A after the Emaj7 on the 16th fret]
[1974 Style Jams] [Using 10/19/74 and 11/11/73 for reference]
*Note at some point, go down to Emaj7 on 7th fret from 16th for a lower push toward G#m [so it's not high up]
G#m x2
Emaj7 x2
G#mEmaj
D#dim x 2 Riff #3 four times
[Dm x2 Riff #3 four times] x3
don't forget the high note squeal Jerry would do sometimes [check vocabulary end of Riff #3]
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Final thoughts: ALL INVERSIONS WELCOME DURING ENDING E FLAT JAM. DON'T ONLY PLAY CHORDS, BOB PLAYED NOTES TOO.
x2
7 x4 D#mD#dix2
m x Emaj7 x4