None of them
Artist: Peter Mulvey Song: The Knuckleball Suite Album: Notes From Elsewhere Tuning: AFCFAC then Capo IV (strings 1-5 only) Figure I: The ring finger sweeps over the 16th fret and creates the octave harmonic on strings 3-5. The index finger frets the 14th fret. The right hand picking pattern is focused on a couple slightly different alternating patterns between the 4th strings two notes; the 3rd and 5th strings are only played for harmony/texture. Generally throughout this figure the right hand percussively picks with significant palm muting: Listen to the track to get the feel. X----X------X-----X------| X----X------X-----X------| 16h--16h---16h---16h-----| 16h--14----16h -- 14-----| 16h--16h---16h -- 16h----| X----X------X-----X------| Chords (frets relative to capo): The A chord is an actual triadic chord. D and D(2) are D chords that each contain the second scale tone of E, but each with a different inversion. Although not indicated in the chord chart directly below, as the song enters the third verse, play the low E string (tuned down to A) to create additional texture. A D D(2) 0---0---0--| 0---1---5--| 0---0---0--| 0---2---0--| 0---0---5--| X---X---X--| Figure I It's a warm summer evening, I can just hear the Knuckleball Suite Figure I It's a warm summer evening, I can just hear the Knuckleball Suite The cDlover hums along, the little rD(2)ain clouds finding their fAeet AOh this town is a talisman, D hammer onit is a vanishing breedA Oh this Dtown is a talisman, it is a vanishing breedA And its sDong is a first chair vD(2)iola lost in the wAeeds Billy C. is drinking Sandeman Port down at the old cafe Billy C. is drinking Sandeman Port down at the old cafe And the river goes by slowly, the river likes it that way Sally's barefoot in the backyard calling out to that star above the pines Sally's barefoot in the backyard calling out to that star above the pines And for once that star answers, it says, "Sal, you are the wine, you are the wine" That Franklin is the ace, the third twin, he's a wily sport That Franklin is the ace, the third twin, he's a wily sport Going to the old cafe to sit with Bill and drink that Sandeman Port Fills: Throughout the song, when there is not any singing, fills are played while simultaneously playing the open strings that are not being fretted at that second. Below, in no particular order, are the fretted notes for the fills. Play around with these notes against the open strings and you will soon get the idea. -----------------------| -1--3---5--------------| ---2--4----------------| ---2--4----------------| ---2--4----------------| -----------------------|
If you can not find the chords or tabs you want, look at our partner E-chords. If you are a premium member, you have total access to our video lessons.
If you find a wrong Bad To Me from Peter Mulvey, click the correct button above.