None of them
I could never find the intro to this song so here it is. It is also good to improvise
solo to.
This is a great song off the album thicker than water.
Jack Johnson - Moonshine
the progression for Moonshine is along the lines of:
E, B7, C#m, G#m, F#m, G#m7, F#m7
B minor melodic scale fits for the melody.
Simple chords, the progression goes as follows
E B C#m Abm A Abm F#m B
e|---0---2---4---4---5---4---2---2---|
B|---0---4---5---4---5---4---2---4---|
G|---1---4---6---4---6---4---2---4---|
D|---2---4---6---6---7---6---4---4---|
A|---2---2---4---6---7---6---4---2---|
E|---0-----------4---5---4---2-------|
2nd Guitar uses harmonics used like this
(you can slide between these for an added
effect... Acutally, I think he does slide
between these so try it out)
e|--------------------------------------|
B|--------------------------------------|
G|---13---11---9---8---6---8---9---11---|
D|---x----x----x---x---x---x---x---x----|
A|---11---9----7---6---4---6---7---9----|
E|--------------------------------------|
I havent figured out the solo yet but will get that in as soon as possible.
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