None of them
Velvet Underground - Oh! Sweet Nuthin'
from the 1970 album 'Loaded'
This is mainly a tab for the intro
Notes:
pb= bend to the note, hit it, then release it back to the non bent position
e.g. pb9r7 means you bend from the non bent/release position (7) to (9) then
once you play the note (9) you 'release' it/bend back down to the non bent note (7)
r = release ^
~ = vibrato/let ring
()= optional note
p = pull off
h = hammer on
/ = slide
sorry if that was confusing ^^ you prob know how to do it anyway, but i was real
confused the first time i came across pre bends
the sweet intro: listen for timing and such
e|---------------------------------------------------|
B|-----------------------------------------------(5)-|
G|--5~--pb9r7-p5---5~-------5-pb9r7-p5---5~---5h7-5~-|
D|---------------7-----5-/7------------7-------------|
A|---------------------------------------------------|
E|---------------------------------------------------|
lyrics
e|--------------------------------------------------------------------------|
B|-(5)------8---8\6----6~--pb8r6-p6-----------------------------------------|
G|--5~--5/9---9-9\7-(7)7~-----------7-5~-5h7-5----5~--7b8-7-5-----(5~)------|
D|-(5)-----------------------------------------/7-------------7-5-----------|
A|--------------------------------------------------------------------------|
E|--------------------------------------------------------------------------|
so after that its
C Bb
say a word for jimmy brown
F C
he aint got nothin at all
etc etc
In the verses there are all types of little fills, these are based on the intro
- there are so many, so i wont/cant tab all of them
Chorus:
C Bb
Ohhhh sweet nothing
F C
he aint got nothin at all
solo: all i can say is its in C, this is a great jamming track to practice
on!
peace, questions and comments are welcome
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