John Wesley Harding Tab
John Wesley Hardin, one of the deadliest men in the history of the Old West, arrives in Abilene, Kansas, where he briefly becomes friends with Marshal Wild Bill Hickok. Hardin revealed a tendency.
#-PLEASE NOTE-# #This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the # #song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. # #-## From: rkh2@ukc.ac.uk L O N G D E A D G O N E by John Wesley Harding from The Name Above The Title This file contains two versions:- the first without chord fingering specified and the second with it. D major chord: D which is interchangeable with: D major chord (open): D since treble note is the same e - -1- F# e - -2-& F# In this B - -1- -2- D B -3- & D version of G - -1- A. E -1- G# A major e -1-& G# B -1-4- E# & A 7th B -1-4- & E# G -1-3- C# barred G -1-& B natural D -1-2- G# on 4th D -1-2- & G# A -1- C# fret. A -1-& C# E -1- G# E -1-& G# F# major chord: F#maj (denoted as F#maj instead of F# to highlight the change from F#m (F# minor) which is used throughout the song). E - E The normal open e -& E This is just the B - -3- C# A major chord B -3- & D open D chord with G - -2- A used in the end G - -2-& A the treble-E open D - -1- E section of the D -& D The bass-E string A - A song.
A -& A can be unplayed E - E E - -x-&(F#) or the thumb be used as in D, or in this case only can be left open. Notes 1.Learn the song by playing along to the album track. Feel free to use different versions of the same chord or slighlty different varieties of the same one to colour your music. For example, I use a Dsus2 to link the D and Bm chords in the 4th line of the 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 5th sections.
If you don't want to use these linking chords (such as the Dsus2's all through this CRD, you needn't). Don't worry too much about whether you use the open or barred versions of the various chords. I think these are the ones used on the twangy guitar in the song (right-hand speaker in stereo), but the difference between one and another is only slight, and you may find it easier to play a certain sequence. If you're new to barre chords, and would rather stick to open ones you could transpose the tune to the key of G major, which involves shifting all chords done by a tone: This version: Transposed to G major: A G F#m Em D C Bm Am Dsus2 forget it, just play C C# & C#7B7 should be okay F#major Emajor (just plain E) If you want to do this and have a capo, putting it on the 2nd fret will get you in tune with the album track. 6.A big thankyou (THANKYOU) to Alan Pulliam for supplying the lyrics to Long Dead Gone and Backing Out.
John Wesley Hardin Tab
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