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Captian Raven
04-14-2004, 12:36 AM
i have been asked to play a gig with some friends and they cover one sweet world. so can any one tell me what key it is in or what the sax part is i normally fi gure them out my self but im short on time. thanks
SAX
bareman
04-14-2004, 03:58 AM
I would check out www.dmbtabs.com
They work hard at making the tabs accurate, and is probably the easiest way to do it.
Best,
bareman
YknSTONE
04-14-2004, 04:29 AM
Dmbtabs only has guitar,bass tabs....so that wouldnt help you. I know of two members here at Ants....If i can recall there Screennames correctly one is "Saxman..something" and the other is "werkinsnake" these guys know alot about "Sax questions." Good luck
saxman1083
04-14-2004, 04:16 PM
sorry man...i cant help out on this one...i have never played one sweet world so i dont know it. and just like you...i dont have the time to figure it out right now. good luck though!
Captian Raven
04-14-2004, 04:20 PM
i can now play the riff in all 12 keys would some one tell me what key it is in
kingpin867
04-14-2004, 05:34 PM
i can now play the riff in all 12 keys would some one tell me what key it is in
Try Eb or Bb
jaguaracer
04-14-2004, 05:40 PM
I'm pretty sure its in Bb with the intro in Eb
werkinsnake
04-16-2004, 03:27 AM
The intro is an acoustic guitar riff that switches from Eb major (concert key) to C minor. If you want to play it like the old school "Millers Era" DMB, use a tenor sax for the opening jam, using a F major (tenor) to a D minor. In recent years, Leroi has been using the alto for the opening solo. Use a C major (alto) to A minor. After the intro, as the song moves onto the verse, Roy plays along with the guitar. On alto it's A, E, A (think One Sweeeeeeeeet World) ((D,A,D Tenor)). Then the repeating riff on alto is middle D, high G, high D (G, C, G altissimo on tenor). The ending riff played with the violin goes C, B on alto. Since the ending riff is played over and over, Roy usually switches to E, D or A, G. This riff is played over a concert Bb, so if you can think of anything that fits, then by all means play it. DMB is all about creativity and new ideas.
werkinsnake
04-16-2004, 03:29 AM
Oops, forgot to subscribe to the e-mail notification of this thread. If anyone needs any DMB sax riffs, feel free to email me at werkinsnake@aol.com
saxman1083
04-16-2004, 02:49 PM
The intro is an acoustic guitar riff that switches from Eb major (concert key) to C minor. If you want to play it like the old school "Millers Era" DMB, use a tenor sax for the opening jam, using a F major (tenor) to a D minor. In recent years, Leroi has been using the alto for the opening solo. Use a C major (alto) to A minor. After the intro, as the song moves onto the verse, Roy plays along with the guitar. On alto it's A, E, A (think One Sweeeeeeeeet World) ((D,A,D Tenor)). Then the repeating riff on alto is middle D, high G, high D (G, C, G altissimo on tenor). The ending riff played with the violin goes C, B on alto. Since the ending riff is played over and over, Roy usually switches to E, D or A, G. This riff is played over a concert Bb, so if you can think of anything that fits, then by all means play it. DMB is all about creativity and new ideas.
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