Wes King - Common Creed
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| Band name | Wes King |
| Song name | Common Creed |
| Tab type | Guitar tab |
| Added | 07/13/2008 |
| Size | 4.42 kb |
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#----------------------------------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: SChrist@cybergate.com (SChrist) Date: Fri, 14 Jul 1995 20:49:18 -0800 ***COMMON CREED*** By Wes King A couple of things before we start here. One, This is not a note for note transcription of the tune. This is the way I heard it and adapted it. I did not tab every strum,because most people can get that from the recording. This is my version, but I think it's a good one, and pretty close in some areas. If you play this along with the tape it will sound "right". At times the mix was such that I couldn't quite hear the guitar, so necessity dictated that I "fill in the blanks". CAPO AT THE 4TH FRET. Don't try to play this as written without a capo. :) Enjoy...I also did not try to name every last chord, as I am too lazy to, if you really want to know 'em, e mail me, and I'll write you with them. The 4 is the capo. Have fun. This is the way I figured out the main riff Riff A, at the beginning. The first chord shape is a D, but being as this is capoed, we are now playing a F# major chord. Use your pinky at the hammeron. --6-h-9--7----4--4-4--h-6----- Repeat. Listen to the recording to hear --7------7----7--7-7----7----- how he strums it. This is just the --6------6----6--6-6----6----- chords he's using as he plays --4------4----4--4-4----4----- ------------------------------ ------------------------------ Optional: The second guitar plays this at the same time at the end of the riff ------------------------------- ------------------6-6-h-7------ ------------------6-6---6------ ------------------4-4---4------ ------------------------------- ------------------------------- As he sings "It's a call to love.." I played it like this. The third chord is F#major with an added G# or a F#add2 chord. I don't know if he used this but playing with the recording, it worked, and playing it solo worked for me too. --6------------6-----6----6---- --7------------7-----7----7---- Rhy Fig A --6------------6-----6----6---- --4------------4-----6----4---- ------------------------------- ------------------------------- Now I can almost promise you I hear a second guitar low in the mix at the same time, that or keyboard. Whatever the case, I hear it going from a F#major to F#major7. You can pick and choose what you like best, or alternate 'em, it works regardless. If you can hear what I'm talking about on the recording, listen for how its played. These are the chords: F#maj F#maj7 -6---------------6------------- -7---------------6------------- -6---------------6------------- -8---------------8------------- -9---------------9------------- ------------------------------- Rhy A Verse 1 F# It's .. Bmaj7 Riff A nothing ... Riff A overdub Verse 2 It's a .. grace .. Prechorus: D#m7 C# B C# or C#7 A house .. hand in hand. Chorus C# B C# B Common ... C# B G#m C# the blood... F# a common creed Riff A Bmaj7 is an open Gmajor 7th shape except played with a capo at 4th fret. C# is like a open A shape. B is open G shape. G#m is open Em shape. C#7 is open A7 shape. D#m7 is played like this: ----6-------- ----7-------- ----6-------- ----8-------- ----6-------- ------------- Verse 3 lyrics. It's .. lose .. same prechorus as before. chorus Bridge: Not positive about these chords, tried to follow melody. feel free to help me correct em if I'm wrong...couldn't hear em in the mix. D#m C# B?? G#m? B I believe.. C# D#m C#7 there's .. If anyone is lost here please e mail me and I'll see if I can help you with it. It's different tabbing when a capo is used. Peace, schrist@cybergate.com Visit www.directtabs.com for more tabs.