Columbia - Nobody Home
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| Band name | Columbia |
| Song name | Nobody Home |
| Tab type | Guitar tab |
| Added | 05/09/2008 |
| Size | 2.66 kb |
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#-----------------------------PLEASE NOTE-------------------------------------# #This file is the author's own work and represents his interpretation of the # #song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research.# #Remember to view this file in Courier or some other monospaced font. # #-----------------------------------------------------------------------------# Date: Tue, 8 Aug 2000 15:19:16 -0400 From: KED5917@aol.com Subject: c/columbia/nobody_home.crd ------------------------------------- Song: Nobody's Home Artist: Columbia Album: Demonstration Lyrics by: R. Amann/K. Connors Music by: Amann/Connors/Peterson ------------------------------------- Transcribed by: Kevin Connors (KED5917@aol.com) This file is best viewed in Courier New, or another monospaced font. Chords: e A D G B E Am7 - 5--7--5--5--5--5 Gm7 - 3--5--3--3--3--3 E - 0--2--2--1--0--0 Esus4 - 0--2--2--1--3--3 D#9 - X--6--5--6--6--X D9 - X--5--4--5--5--X A#9 - X-13-12-13-13--X A9 - X-12-11-12-12--X Dm7 - X--5--7--5--6--5 Em7 - X--7--9--7--8--7 F - 1--3--3--2--1--1 G - 3--5--5--4--3--3 A - 5--7--7--6--5--5 Riff 1: Played on bass guitar, but throw it in there with the rhythm guitar when you're playing acoustically by yourself or in a band that has no bass. A-----0-4-0-| E-0-2-------| Intro 1: Rhythm guitar is played with Wah Wah Pedal. For the Am7 and Gm7 parts, just strum the chords once and rock the Wah Wah a few times. For the 9 chords, hit the sharp chord first and then slide down to the standard 9 chord and, like with before, rock the pedal and let the chord ring. Chords: *Dashes denote beats Am7 - - - Gm7 - - - Am7 - - - E/Esus4 - - - D#9/D9 - - - D#9/D9 - - - A#9/A9 - - - E/Esus4 - - - - - - - Intro 2/Verse/Guitar Solo: This is your standard blues progression with a little bit of a jazzy feel to it. The strum is also very jazzy, and easy to figure out by listening. It's played with a six-string electric doing the strumming and a twelve-string acoustic doing fingerpicking on the open versions of the chords. Over the intro and the guitar solo, just jam out on the Am Pentatonic scale for your leads. Am7 Dm7 Am7 Am7 Dm7 Dm7 Am7 Am7 X4 Em7 Dm7 Am7 Riff 1 After you play the progression for the 4th time, end by strumming the Am7 once and then break. Then... Middle Bit: F - G - A - - - G F X4 The last verse is played with just the 12-string acoustic doing the fingerpicking. Go through the progression, hit the bass riff and then end it on an Am7 chord, let it ring, and voila! A modern jazz/rock instant classic. Visit www.directtabs.com for more tabs.