E---------------------------------------------
B---------------------------------------------
G-----2---0--------------------2---0----------
D-0^2---2---2p0------------0^2---2---2p0------
A---------------0------------------------0----
E-----------------3-0----------------------3--
E----------------------------------------
B----------------------------------------
G-----2---0---------------2---0----------
D-0^2---2---2p0-------0^2---2---2p0------
A---------------0-------------------0----
E-----------------3-0-----------------3--
The difference between the two above riffs is that the first has a break in
it (the big space) and the second is continuous.
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rsn@cory.Berkeley.EDU (Sekhar Narayanaswami) writes:
Here is what I think the intro to Life in the Fast Lane (by the
Eagles) is:
E---------------------------------------------
B---------------------------------------------
G-----2---0--------------------2---0----------
D-0^2---2---2p0------------0^2---2---2p0------
A---------------0------------------------0----
E-----------------3-0----------------------3--
and later
Adam Schneider indigo@ucscb.ucsc.edu writes:
Looks pretty good, but I think the last couple notes are like so:
E---------------------------------------------
B---------------------------------------------
G-----2---0--------------------2---0----------
D-0^2---2---2p0------------0^2---2---2p0------
A---------------3-0----------------------3-0--
E-------------------3-------------------------
^^^^^ ^^^
however,if you want to play the riff with some feeling
and sound..then I suggest neither of the above are right..
This is how I do it..in the key of E! (chords of the song are E/A/B
basically)
E----------------------------------|---------------------------
B----------------------------------|---------------------------
G----------------------------------|---------------------------
D------7---5~----------------------|------7---5~---------------
A--5^7---7-----7p5-----------------|--5^7---7----7p5-----------
E-------------------7--3~--0-------|------------------7--3~.---
^^^
where ~ stands for a microtone bend(1/4)
and . stands for a muted note
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