DaveTabs.com - Tabs for songs on 'Away From the World' - Page 4

lalkb48 · 09-26-2012, 09:35 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by PeopleStare

First song I have learned to play 25 different ways ha broken tabs

hahahahahahahaha

earl · 09-26-2012, 02:32 PM

Code:

 
 
 
Drunken Soldier
LOTS of variation and nuance with this song, shifting meters, assymetrical structure
"hoedown"
--------------------------------------------------------
---------------------------------------8-8p6--8-8p6---
--0-5-5-3-0-5-5-3-0-------------------------7------7-
----------------------5-5p3p0-5-5p3p0------------------
-------------------------------------------------------
-----------------------------------------------------
intro
------------------------------------------------
-----------1-1-----------------1-1-------------
------2-2-2---2-2---------2-2-2--2-2-------------
------2-2-------2-(x2)--3-3-3------3--(X2)----
------0--------------------------------------
------------------------------------------------
(1:37)
------3----------------------------------
--1---0----------------------------------
--2---0---------2------------------------
--2---0-(3)-(2)-3-3-2-0-------------------
--0---2---------3-------3-2---------------
------3---------1--------------------------
verse
--1--3----------1--3----------
--2--0--1--1----2--0--1-----
--3--0--0--2----3--0--0-------
--0--0--2--3-2--0--0--2------
-----2--3----------2--3-2---
-----3-------------3--------- 
 
(3:19)
-------0---------
-------1--------
-------2---------
-------2---------
---0---0--------
-----3----------
 
into chorus
Am / / C / / G / / F / / 
 
(3:45)
F / / / / D / / C / /
 
---------------2---------------------------2--------------
---------------3---------------------------3-1----------------
---------------2---------------------------2-0--------------------
-----3-5----5--0-----3-----5------3--8--7--0-2------------------
-----x------x--------x-----x------x-----x----3-------------
-0h1-1--0h3-3----0h1-1-0h3-3--0h1-1---6-5----------------------
 
(4:01)
---------------2----------------------------2----------2-----------
---------------3----------------------------3----------3-----------
---------------2----------------------------2----------2-------
-----3-5----5--0--(x2)----3-----5-----------0----------0-------
-----x------x-------------x-----x---3p0-3p0----3p0-3p0---------
-0h1-1--0h3-3---------0h1-1-0h3-3-------------------------
 
---------------------------------------
---------------------------------------
------------10-9-7-9-7-5-7-9-12--------
------------x--x-x-x-x-x-x-x-x--------
-3p0-3p0----8--7-5-7-5-3-5-7-10-------
---------------------------------------
 
(4:43)
-----1-0-------------0----------------
----3---3-------------1----1---1----
---2---------0------0--0--2---0------
--0-------------0--2-----3---2-------
-----------2---2--3-----------------
----------3---3----------------------
 
-----1-0-----------------------------------
----3---3-------------1---1----------------
---2-----------------2---0--------------------
--0---------0---0---3---2-------------------
-----------2---2----------------------------
----------3---3-----------------------------
 
after the chorus is a variation of the riff from 3:45 that you should be able to figure out.
That section ends with . . .
-----------2---------------3--0-----------------
-----------3---------------3--1---------------------
-----------2---------------3--0---------------------
-----------0----------3-5--5--2-------------------------
---3p0-3p0---3p0-3p0-5---3----3--------------------
----------------------------------------------------------

Video of the different parts
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zKV7lUDLvss&feature=plcp

dmb_lover4136 · 09-26-2012, 03:03 PM

Try these drunken tabs out when I get home...

earl · 09-26-2012, 03:25 PM

There's a mistake in that tab. The part at 4:43, the verse ends with a walkdown from c to b, not from f to e like i put.

Code:

 
(4:43)
-----1-0-------------0----------------
----3---3-------------1----1---1----
---2--------0-------0--0--2---0------
--0-------------0--2-----3---2-------
-----------2---2--3-----------------
----------3---3----------------------
 
-----1-0-----------------------------------
----3---3-------------------------------
---2-----------------0----0------------------
--0---------0---0---2----0----(x2)--------------
-----------2---2---3----2---------------------
----------3---3-----------------------------

SpecialAgent007 · 09-27-2012, 01:00 AM

I started working out Drunken Soldier seeing as it seems to be one of the more popular one's right now. I tackled the intro more heavily first as it seems to be the area needing the most help right now. I haven't even tried playing along with the verses, chorus or outro yet, but from what I recall, they're a bit more straightforward. I'll check out the previously posted tabs and actually put a guitar to it and see if there's anything worth updating.

Of note here is that these are the parts that Dave is playing primarily. In order to hear what's going on, you really need to be splitting the left and right tracks a bit to hear which guitar is doing what. Tim is playing another rhythm figure that is similar to what Dave's playing over much of these parts, but still different enough to add confusion if you don't play with the balance and listen to what the different parts are actually doing. I may tab out Tim's parts at some point to clarify but for now, I'll stick with Dave's parts.

Code:

Drunken Soldier
Dave Matthews Band

Part 1

~0:00-0:30                   ~0:30-0:55

e:-------------------------  -------------------  -------|
B:-------------------------  -------------------  -------|
G:-----5---3-----5---3-----  -----5---3---(5)---  ---5---|
D:-------5---5-----5---5---  -------5---5-------  ---5---|
A:---3---------3-----------  ---3---------------  ---3---|
E:-------------------------  -------------------  -------|

Note that I tried to indicate the strumming rhythm with the ˆˇ based on a 12/8 or 6/8 time signature. Each ˆ*or ˇ is a 16th note. Dave generally has a constant up and down 16th note strumming pattern going on when he's not picking individual notes. I tried to account for the time when picking notes if you were strumming the chords but still wanting to accent the individual chord notes.

Code:

Part 2.1

e:---------------------------------------------|
B:------------------------1---------1----------|
G:---2--2--2---2--2--2--------2---------2------|
D:---2--2--2---2--2--2-----------2---------2---|
A:---0-----------------------------------------|
E:---------------------------------------------|
    
     ˆˇ ˆˇ ˆˇ  ˆˇ ˆˇ ˆˇ   ˆˇˆ ˇˆ ˇ  ˆˇˆ ˇˆ ˇ
     1+ 2+ 3+  1+ 2+ 3+   1   +  +  1   +  +
                           (2) (3)   (2) (3)

e:---------------------------------------------|
B:--------------1---------1---------1----------|
G:----2--2--2-------2---------2---------2------|
D:----3--3--3----------3---------3---------3---|
A:---(0)---------------------------------------|
E:---------------------------------------------|

      ˆˇ ˆˇ ˆˇ  ˆˇˆ ˇˆ ˇ  ˆˇˆ ˇˆ ˇ  ˆˇˆ ˇˆ ˇ
      1+ 2+ 3+  1   +  +  1   +  +  1   +  +
                 (2) (3)   (2) (3)   (2) (3)

Code:

Part 2.2

e:--------------|
B:---1------1---|
G:---2------2---|
D:---2------3---|
A:---0------0---|
E:--------------|

For the chords, I just stuck with the big beats though wrote the time as if it was 12/8. It's still 1 trip-let 2 trip-let 3 trip-let 4 trip-let though...

Code:

   
Part 2.3

e:---------------0--3-(0)-1---  ---1---|
B:---1--1--1--1--0--3--0--1---  ---3---|
G:---2--2--0--2--0--0--2--2---  ---2---|
D:---2--2--2--2--0--0--3--3---  ---0---|
A:---0--0--3--0--2--2--3--3---  -------|
E:---------------3--3--1--1---  -------|

     1  2  3  4  1  2  3  4      end…

SpecialAgent007 · 09-27-2012, 02:32 AM

Did a bit more. Not sure if Dave's actually playing all the notes in the Instrumental section, but they sound cool either way. Tim drowns out any hint of the acoustic guitar though so I just don't know at the moment. Dave definitely is strumming the chords in that section though. Last two chords are definitely played by Tim on electric, but again, not sure if Dave doubles them or plays something else heading back into the chorus after the instrumental.

Code:

Part 3 - Verse
                                                  *into chorus...     
             
e:---1---3------0---1----1---3------------------  ---------|
B:---3---0------1---1----3---0--0------1----0---  -----3---|
G:---2---0------0---2----2---0--0------0----0---  -----0---|
D:---0---0------2---3----0---0--0-----2----0----  ----0----|
A:-------2-(2)--3---3--------2--2----3----2-----  ---2-----|
E:-------3----------1--------3------------------  ---------|
                                          *

Code:

Part 4 - Chorus

e:---1---  ---0---0---3---1---|
B:---1---  ---1---1---0---1---|
G:---2---  ---2---0---0---2---|
D:---3---  ---2---2---0---3---|
A:---3---  ---0-2-3---2---3---|
E:---1---  -----------3---1---|

Code:

Part 5 - Instrumental

e:---2-------------------------|
B:---3---3---------------------|
G:---2---0---------------------|
D:---0---2---------------------|
A:-------3-------------1-0-----|
E:-----------0-1--3--0-----3---|


e:---2--------------------------------------|
B:---3--------------------------------------|
G:---2--------------------------------------|
D:---0-----3--3-0---5--5-0------------------|
A:----------------------------------1-0-----|
E:-------1--------3--------0-1--3-0-----3---|

Code:

e:---2-------------------------|
B:---3---3---------------------|
G:---2---0---------------------|
D:---0---2---------------------|
A:-------3-------------1-0-----|
E:-----------0-1--3--0-----3---| 


e:---2----------------------|
B:---3----------------------|
G:---2----------------------|
D:---0-----3--3-0---5--5-0--|
A:--------------------------|
E:-------1--------3---------|

Code:

e:---2----------------------|
B:---3----------------------|
G:---2----------------------|
D:---0-----3--3-0---5--5-0--|
A:--------------------------|
E:-------1--------3---------|


e:----------------------------------------------------|
B:----------------------------------------------------|
G:----------------------------------------------------|
D:----------------------------------------------------|
A:---3p0-0--3p0-0--5~--5~----3p0-0--3p0-0--5~--5~-----|
E:----------------------------------------------------|

Code:

e:--------------------------------0------|
B:--------------------------------1--0---|
G:--------------------------------0--0---|
D:-----------------3-2-0-2-0---0--2--0---|
A:---3p0-0--3p0-0------------3----3--2---|
E:---------------------------------------|

SpecialAgent007 · 09-27-2012, 03:00 AM

This damn song is too long...

Code:

Part 6: Bridge

e:-----------------------------------------------------------|
B:---------8-------------------------------------------------|
G:-------9---9-------------------------9---------------------|
D:-----7-------7------7-------------12---12--------5---------|
A:---5--------------5---5---5----10---------10---3---3---3---|
E:----------------3-------3----8---------------1-------1-----|


e:---------------------------------------------|
B:---------8------------------------1------0---|
G:-------9---9----------------------0------0---|
D:-----7-------7------7-----------2------0-----|
A:---5--------------5---5---5---3------2-------|
E:----------------3-------3--------------------|

Code:

Part 7: Instrumental II

e:---2-------------------------|
B:---3---3---------------------|
G:---2---0---------------------|
D:---0---2---------------------|
A:-------3-------------1-0-----|
E:-----------0-1--3--0-----3---| 


e:---2----------------------|
B:---3----------------------|
G:---2----------------------|
D:---0-----3--3-0---5--5-0--|
A:--------------------------|
E:-------1--------3---------|

Code:

e:---2----------------------|
B:---3----------------------|
G:---2----------------------|
D:---0-----3--3-0---5--5-0--|
A:--------------------------|
E:-------1--------3---------|


e:----------------------------------------------------|
B:----------------------------------------------------|
G:----------------------------------------------------|
D:----------------------------------------------------|
A:---3p0-0--3p0-0--5~--5~----3p0-0--3p0-0--5~--5~-----|
E:----------------------------------------------------|

Code:

e:---------------------------------------------|
B:---------------------------------------------|
G:---------------------------------------------|
D:-----------------3-2-0-2-0---0---------------|
A:---3p0-0--3p0-0------------3-------1-3-------|
E:---------------------------------3-----1-3---|

SpecialAgent007 · 09-27-2012, 03:20 AM

And that's that...last section is fingerpicked with a fair amount of ad libbing on the chords. Play around with that Csus4 chord to figure those little melodies he throws in here and there. When they play it live, I can confirm a few tiny little voicing matters and clarify what Dave is doing in the parts where he's drowned out on the studio recording. But other than that, I think this is fairly close to what's going on.

Code:

Part 8: Transition

e:----------3--------------|
B:---(11)---3---1--1-------|
G:---(12)---3---0------0---|
D:---(12)---5---2----3-----|
A:---(10)---5---3----------|
E:----------3--------------|
     *
  1st time


Part 9: "That's not a star…"

e:---1---0---  ---3-------------|
B:---1---1---  ---3---1---(1)---|
G:---2---0---  ---3---0---(0)---|
D:---3---2---  ---5---2---(3)---|
A:---3---3---  ---5---3---(3)---|
E:---1-------  ---3-------------|

      1X               4X

SpecialAgent007 · 09-27-2012, 03:29 AM

And for one fell swoop...also, uploaded it in a PDF file. Might be easier to manage for some...

Code:

Drunken Soldier
Dave Matthews Band


Part 1

~0:00-0:30                   ~0:30-0:55

e:-------------------------  -------------------  -------|
B:-------------------------  -------------------  -------|
G:-----5---3-----5---3-----  -----5---3---(5)---  ---5---|
D:-------5---5-----5---5---  -------5---5-------  ---5---|
A:---3---------3-----------  ---3---------------  ---3---|
E:-------------------------  -------------------  -------|


Part 2.1

e:---------------------------------------------|
B:------------------------1---------1----------|
G:---2--2--2---2--2--2--------2---------2------|
D:---2--2--2---2--2--2-----------2---------2---|
A:---0-----------------------------------------|
E:---------------------------------------------|
    
     ˆˇ ˆˇ ˆˇ  ˆˇ ˆˇ ˆˇ   ˆˇˆ ˇˆ ˇ  ˆˇˆ ˇˆ ˇ
     1+ 2+ 3+  1+ 2+ 3+   1   +  +  1   +  +
                           (2) (3)   (2) (3)

e:---------------------------------------------|
B:--------------1---------1---------1----------|
G:----2--2--2-------2---------2---------2------|
D:----3--3--3----------3---------3---------3---|
A:---(0)---------------------------------------|
E:---------------------------------------------|

      ˆˇ ˆˇ ˆˇ  ˆˇˆ ˇˆ ˇ  ˆˇˆ ˇˆ ˇ  ˆˇˆ ˇˆ ˇ
      1+ 2+ 3+  1   +  +  1   +  +  1   +  +
                 (2) (3)   (2) (3)   (2) (3)

Part 2.2

e:--------------|
B:---1------1---|
G:---2------2---|
D:---2------3---|
A:---0------0---|
E:--------------|
   
Part 2.2

e:---------------0--3-(0)-1---  ---1---|
B:---1--1--1--1--0--3--0--1---  ---3---|
G:---2--2--0--2--0--0--2--2---  ---2---|
D:---2--2--2--2--0--0--3--3---  ---0---|
A:---0--0--3--0--2--2--3--3---  -------|
E:---------------3--3--1--1---  -------|

     1  2  3  4  1  2  3  4      end…


Part 3 - Verse
                                                  *into chorus...     
             
e:---1---3------0---1----1---3------------------  ---------|
B:---3---0------1---1----3---0--0------1----0---  -----3---|
G:---2---0------0---2----2---0--0------0----0---  -----0---|
D:---0---0------2---3----0---0--0-----2----0----  ----0----|
A:-------2-(2)--3---3--------2--2----3----2-----  ---2-----|
E:-------3----------1--------3------------------  ---------|
                                          * 

Part 4 - Chorus

e:---1---  ---0---0---3---1---|
B:---1---  ---1---1---0---1---|
G:---2---  ---2---0---0---2---|
D:---3---  ---2---2---0---3---|
A:---3---  ---0-2-3---2---3---|
E:---1---  -----------3---1---|


Part 5 - Instrumental

e:---2-------------------------|
B:---3---3---------------------|
G:---2---0---------------------|
D:---0---2---------------------|
A:-------3-------------1-0-----|
E:-----------0-1--3--0-----3---|


e:---2--------------------------------------|
B:---3--------------------------------------|
G:---2--------------------------------------|
D:---0-----3--3-0---5--5-0------------------|
A:----------------------------------1-0-----|
E:-------1--------3--------0-1--3-0-----3---|


e:---2-------------------------|
B:---3---3---------------------|
G:---2---0---------------------|
D:---0---2---------------------|
A:-------3-------------1-0-----|
E:-----------0-1--3--0-----3---| 


e:---2----------------------|
B:---3----------------------|
G:---2----------------------|
D:---0-----3--3-0---5--5-0--|
A:--------------------------|
E:-------1--------3---------|


e:---2----------------------|
B:---3----------------------|
G:---2----------------------|
D:---0-----3--3-0---5--5-0--|
A:--------------------------|
E:-------1--------3---------|


e:----------------------------------------------------|
B:----------------------------------------------------|
G:----------------------------------------------------|
D:----------------------------------------------------|
A:---3p0-0--3p0-0--5~--5~----3p0-0--3p0-0--5~--5~-----|
E:----------------------------------------------------|


e:--------------------------------0------|
B:--------------------------------1--0---|
G:--------------------------------0--0---|
D:-----------------3-2-0-2-0---0--2--0---|
A:---3p0-0--3p0-0------------3----3--2---|
E:---------------------------------------|


Part 6: Bridge

e:-----------------------------------------------------------|
B:---------8-------------------------------------------------|
G:-------9---9-------------------------9---------------------|
D:-----7-------7------7-------------12---12--------5---------|
A:---5--------------5---5---5----10---------10---3---3---3---|
E:----------------3-------3----8---------------1-------1-----|


e:---------------------------------------------|
B:---------8------------------------1------0---|
G:-------9---9----------------------0------0---|
D:-----7-------7------7-----------2------0-----|
A:---5--------------5---5---5---3------2-------|
E:----------------3-------3--------------------|


Part 7: Instrumental II

e:---2-------------------------|
B:---3---3---------------------|
G:---2---0---------------------|
D:---0---2---------------------|
A:-------3-------------1-0-----|
E:-----------0-1--3--0-----3---| 


e:---2----------------------|
B:---3----------------------|
G:---2----------------------|
D:---0-----3--3-0---5--5-0--|
A:--------------------------|
E:-------1--------3---------|


e:---2----------------------|
B:---3----------------------|
G:---2----------------------|
D:---0-----3--3-0---5--5-0--|
A:--------------------------|
E:-------1--------3---------|


e:----------------------------------------------------|
B:----------------------------------------------------|
G:----------------------------------------------------|
D:----------------------------------------------------|
A:---3p0-0--3p0-0--5~--5~----3p0-0--3p0-0--5~--5~-----|
E:----------------------------------------------------|


e:---------------------------------------------  --------|
B:---------------------------------------------  ---11---|
G:---------------------------------------------  ---12---|
D:-----------------3-2-0-2-0---0---------------  ---12---|
A:---3p0-0--3p0-0------------3-------1-3-------  ---10---|
E:---------------------------------3-----1-3---  --------|


Part 8: Transition

e:----------3--------------|
B:---(11)---3---1--1-------|
G:---(12)---3---0------0---|
D:---(12)---5---2----3-----|
A:---(10)---5---3----------|
E:----------3--------------|
     *
  1st time


Part 9: "That's not a star…"

e:---1---0---  ---3-------------|
B:---1---1---  ---3---1---(1)---|
G:---2---0---  ---3---0---(0)---|
D:---3---2---  ---5---2---(3)---|
A:---3---3---  ---5---3---(3)---|
E:---1-------  ---3-------------|

      1X               4X

SpecialAgent007 · 09-27-2012, 12:43 PM

Fixed a few errors in formatting and from cutting and pasting I did in the two instrumental sections. Added a few more notes. Updated PDF as well.

Code:

Drunken Soldier
Dave Matthews Band


Part 1

~0:00-0:30                   ~0:30-0:55

e:-------------------------  -------------------  -------|
B:-------------------------  -------------------  -------|
G:-----5---3-----5---3-----  -----5---3---(5)---  ---5---|
D:-------5---5-----5---5---  -------5---5-------  ---5---|
A:---3---------3-----------  ---3---------------  ---3---|
E:-------------------------  -------------------  -------|


Part 2.1

e:---------------------------------------------|
B:------------------------1---------1----------|
G:---2--2--2---2--2--2--------2---------2------|
D:---2--2--2---2--2--2-----------2---------2---|
A:---0-----------------------------------------|
E:---------------------------------------------|
    
     ˆˇ ˆˇ ˆˇ  ˆˇ ˆˇ ˆˇ   ˆˇˆ ˇˆ ˇ  ˆˇˆ ˇˆ ˇ
     1+ 2+ 3+  1+ 2+ 3+   1   +  +  1   +  +
                           (2) (3)   (2) (3)

e:---------------------------------------------|
B:--------------1---------1---------1----------|
G:----2--2--2-------2---------2---------2------|
D:----3--3--3----------3---------3---------3---|
A:---(0)---------------------------------------|
E:---------------------------------------------|

      ˆˇ ˆˇ ˆˇ  ˆˇˆ ˇˆ ˇ  ˆˇˆ ˇˆ ˇ  ˆˇˆ ˇˆ ˇ
      1+ 2+ 3+  1   +  +  1   +  +  1   +  +
                 (2) (3)   (2) (3)   (2) (3)

Part 2.2

e:--------------|
B:---1------1---|
G:---2------2---|
D:---2------3---|
A:---0------0---|
E:--------------|
   
Part 2.2

e:---------------0--3-(0)-1---  ---1---|
B:---1--1--1--1--0--3--0--1---  ---3---|
G:---2--2--0--2--0--0--2--2---  ---2---|
D:---2--2--2--2--0--0--3--3---  ---0---|
A:---0--0--3--0--2--2--3--3---  -------|
E:---------------3--3--1--1---  -------|

     1  2  3  4  1  2  3  4      end…


Part 3 - Verse
                                                  *into chorus...     
             
e:---1---3------0---1----1---3------------------  ---------|
B:---3---0------1---1----3---0--0------1----0---  -----3---|
G:---2---0------0---2----2---0--0------0----0---  -----0---|
D:---0---0------2---3----0---0--0-----2----0----  ----0----|
A:-------2-(2)--3---3--------2--2----3----2-----  ---2-----|
E:-------3----------1--------3------------------  ---------|
                                          * 

Part 4 - Chorus

e:---1---  ---0---0---3---1---|
B:---1---  ---1---1---0---1---|
G:---2---  ---2---0---0---2---|
D:---3---  ---2---2---0---3---|
A:---3---  ---0-2-3---2---3---|
E:---1---  -----------3---1---|


Part 5 - Instrumental

e:---2-------------------------|
B:---3---3---------------------|
G:---2---0---------------------|
D:---0---2---------------------|
A:-------3-------------1-0-----|
E:-----------0-1--3--0-----3---|


e:---2--------------------------------------|
B:---3--------------------------------------|
G:---2--------------------------------------|
D:---0-----3--3-0---5--5-0------------------|
A:----------------------------------1-0-----|
E:-------1--------3--------0-1--3-0-----3---|


e:---2-------------------------|
B:---3---3---------------------|
G:---2---0---------------------|
D:---0---2---------------------|
A:-------3-------------1-0-----|
E:-----------0-1--3--0-----3---| 


e:---2----------------------|
B:---3----------------------|
G:---2----------------------|
D:---0-----3--3-0---5--5-0--|
A:--------------------------|
E:-------1--------3---------|


e:---2----------------------|
B:---3----------------------|
G:---2----------------------|
D:---0-----3--3-0---5--5-0--|
A:--------------------------|
E:-------1--------3---------|


e:----------------------------------------------------|
B:----------------------------------------------------|
G:----------------------------------------------------|
D:----------------------------------------------------|
A:---3p0-0--3p0-0--5~--5~----3p0-0--3p0-0--5~--5~-----|
E:----------------------------------------------------|


e:--------------------------------0------|
B:--------------------------------1--0---|
G:--------------------------------0--0---|
D:-----------------3-2-0-2-0---0--2--0---|
A:---3p0-0--3p0-0------------3----3--2---|
E:---------------------------------------|


Part 6: Bridge

e:-----------------------------------------------------------|
B:---------8-------------------------------------------------|
G:-------9---9-------------------------9---------------------|
D:-----7-------7------7-------------12---12--------5---------|
A:---5--------------5---5---5----10---------10---3---3---3---|
E:----------------3-------3----8---------------1-------1-----|


e:---------------------------------------------|
B:---------8------------------------1------0---|
G:-------9---9----------------------0------0---|
D:-----7-------7------7-----------2------0-----|
A:---5--------------5---5---5---3------2-------|
E:----------------3-------3--------------------|


Part 7: Instrumental II

e:---2-------------------------|
B:---3---3---------------------|
G:---2---0---------------------|
D:---0---2---------------------|
A:-------3-------------1-0-----|
E:-----------0-1--3--0-----3---| 


e:---2----------------------|
B:---3----------------------|
G:---2----------------------|
D:---0-----3--3-0---5--5-0--|
A:--------------------------|
E:-------1--------3---------|


e:---2----------------------|
B:---3----------------------|
G:---2----------------------|
D:---0-----3--3-0---5--5-0--|
A:--------------------------|
E:-------1--------3---------|


e:----------------------------------------------------|
B:----------------------------------------------------|
G:----------------------------------------------------|
D:----------------------------------------------------|
A:---3p0-0--3p0-0--5~--5~----3p0-0--3p0-0--5~--5~-----|
E:----------------------------------------------------|


e:---------------------------------------------  --------|
B:---------------------------------------------  ---11---|
G:---------------------------------------------  ---12---|
D:-----------------3-2-0-2-0---0---------------  ---12---|
A:---3p0-0--3p0-0------------3-------1-3-------  ---10---|
E:---------------------------------3-----1-3---  --------|


Part 8: Transition

e:----------3--------------|
B:---(11)---3---1--1-------|
G:---(12)---3---0------0---|
D:---(12)---5---2----3-----|
A:---(10)---5---3----------|
E:----------3--------------|
     *
  1st time


Part 9: "That's not a star…"

e:---1---0---  ---3-------------|
B:---1---1---  ---3---1---(1)---|
G:---2---0---  ---3---0---(0)---|
D:---3---2---  ---5---2---(3)---|
A:---3---3---  ---5---3---(3)---|
E:---1-------  ---3-------------|

      1X               4X

earl · 09-27-2012, 02:22 PM

Another correction. Going into the outro . . .

Code:

 
-----------2---------------3--0-----------------
-----------3---------------3--1---------------------
-----------2----------3-5--3--0---------------------
-----------0---------5---3-5--2-------------------
---3p0-3p0---3p0-3p0----------3--------------------
------------------------------------------------

earl · 09-27-2012, 02:31 PM

So . . .

Code:

 
Drunken Soldier
LOTS of variation and nuance with this song, shifting meters, assymetrical structure
"hoedown"
--------------------------------------------------------
---------------------------------------8-8p6--8-8p6---
--0-5-5-3-0-5-5-3-0-------------------------7------7-
----------------------5-5p3p0-5-5p3p0------------------
-------------------------------------------------------
-----------------------------------------------------
intro
------------------------------------------------
-----------1-1-----------------1-1-------------
------2-2-2---2-2---------2-2-2--2-2-------------
------2-2-------2-(x2)--3-3-3------3--(X2)----
------0--------------------------------------
------------------------------------------------
(1:37)
------3----------------------------------
--1---0----------------------------------
--2---0---------2------------------------
--2---0-(3)-(2)-3-3-2-0-------------------
--0---2---------3-------3-2---------------
------3---------1--------------------------
verse
--1--3----------1--3----------
--2--0--1--1----2--0--1-----
--3--0--0--2----3--0--0-------
--0--0--2--3-2--0--0--2------
-----2--3----------2--3-2---
-----3-------------3--------- 
 
(3:19)
-------0---------
-------1--------
-------2---------
-------2---------
---0---0--------
-----3----------
 
into chorus
Am / / C / / G / / F / / 
 
(3:45)
F / / / / D / / C / /
 
---------------2---------------------------2--------------
---------------3---------------------------3-1----------------
---------------2---------------------------2-0--------------------
-----3-5----5--0-----3-----5------3---8-7--0-2------------------
-----x------x--------x-----x------x---x-x----3-------------
-0h1-1--0h3-3----0h1-1-0h3-3--0h1-1---6-5----------------------
 
(4:01)
---------------2----------------------------2----------2-----------
---------------3----------------------------3----------3-----------
---------------2----------------------------2----------2-------
-----3-5----5--0--(x2)----3-----5-----------0----------0-------
-----x------x-------------x-----x---3p0-3p0----3p0-3p0---------
-0h1-1--0h3-3---------0h1-1-0h3-3-------------------------
 
---------------------------------------
---------------------------------------
------------10-9-7-9-7-5-7-9-12--------
------------x--x-x-x-x-x-x-x-x--------
-3p0-3p0----8--7-5-7-5-3-5-7-10-------
---------------------------------------
 
(4:43)
-----1-0-------------0----------------
----3---3-------------1----1---1----
---2--------0-------0--0--2---0------
--0-------------0--2-----3---2-------
-----------2---2--3-----------------
----------3---3----------------------
 
-----1-0-----------------------------------
----3---3-------------------------------
---2-----------------0----0------------------
--0---------0---0---2----0----(x2)--------------
-----------2---2---3----2---------------------
----------3---3-----------------------------
 
after the chorus is a variation of the riff from 3:45 that you should be able to figure out.
That section ends with . . .
 
-----------2---------------3--0-----------------
-----------3---------------3--1---------------------
-----------2----------3-5--3--0---------------------
-----------0---------5---3-5--2-------------------
---3p0-3p0---3p0-3p0----------3--------------------
------------------------------------------------
 
"That's not a star that's a satellite . . ." F / / C / / back into Gm / / C / /

Video of the different parts
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zKV7lUDLvss&feature=plcp

SpecialAgent007 · 09-27-2012, 02:48 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by earl

Another correction. Going into the outro . . .

Code:

 
-----------2---------------3--0-----------------
-----------3---------------3--1---------------------
-----------2----------3-5--3--0---------------------
-----------0---------5---3-5--2-------------------
---3p0-3p0---3p0-3p0----------3--------------------
------------------------------------------------

Damn, I copied the wrong version to the code again. I did correct that in the PDF in the post. But there's no full D major chord played there and the first chord into the transition is definitely the G Minor chord played off the A string, though it's entirely possible that Tim is playing that voicing. You can definitely hear that high Bb note in the first accented strike. And I'm pretty sure the little lead lick played right before that G Minor is played off the E and A strings. You can faintly hear an acoustic playing there and the "smack" has a sound more associated with the lower strings.

Also, to hear what "an" acoustic is doing during that 3p0 5 part, adjust the balance about halfway between center and right and you can make something out slightly more clearly.

What do you think of this?

Code:

e:--------------------------3---|
B:--------------------------3---|
G:--------------------------3---|
D:--------------------------5---|
A:---3p0-0--3p0-0-----1-3---5---|
E:------------------3-----1-3---|

Also, I almost hear that full G minor barre chord throughout that lick, though it's entirely possible my ears are playing tricks on me at this point.

earl · 09-27-2012, 04:57 PM

What you have there going into the g minor is the same thing i have just down an octave. I'm assuming Dave plays it there cause I have never ever seen him play a full barre chord like 355333. He could be. In Broken Things he voices an Em7 like 0-10-9-0-7-0, which I've never seen him do before. I assumed (incorrectly) that he was playing 075x8x cause that's how he traditionally plays the chord (#41, WWYG etc). I'm not pretending that my tab is exactly what he's playing, I just wanted to put something out there for people to have and build on. Also, I'm playing this solo without a full band behind me, so in some areas I might be embellishing, trying to represent what the whole band is doing rather than playing Dave's part 100% accurately. It's a great song, no one had tabbed it, so I took a stab at it. Your tab is great by the way. Between the two of them, people should have a pretty good idea of how to play it, and when it finally is played live, we'll know for sure.

On a side note, does anyone know what the hell ever did happen to dmbtabs.com? It's great to see davetabs picking up where it left off, just curious . . .

SpecialAgent007 · 09-27-2012, 06:24 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by earl

What you have there going into the g minor is the same thing i have just down an octave. I'm assuming Dave plays it there cause I have never ever seen him play a full barre chord like 355333. He could be. In Broken Things he voices an Em7 like 0-10-9-0-7-0, which I've never seen him do before. I assumed (incorrectly) that he was playing 075x8x cause that's how he traditionally plays the chord (#41, WWYG etc). I'm not pretending that my tab is exactly what he's playing, I just wanted to put something out there for people to have and build on. Also, I'm playing this solo without a full band behind me, so in some areas I might be embellishing, trying to represent what the whole band is doing rather than playing Dave's part 100% accurately. It's a great song, no one had tabbed it, so I took a stab at it. Your tab is great by the way. Between the two of them, people should have a pretty good idea of how to play it, and when it finally is played live, we'll know for sure.

On a side note, does anyone know what the hell ever did happen to dmbtabs.com? It's great to see davetabs picking up where it left off, just curious . . .

I was heavily involved at dmbtabs.com WAY back when as gcom007. I posted a few of my tabs there a couple days ago but from the looks of things, it seems to be mostly deserted. I'm guessing the guy who ran it, JKanter, moved on to other things. I know he and I were talking about doing some other tab-oriented stuff for other artists, but I got plenty busy with my own life and never moved forward, so I wouldn't be surprised if it was a similar situation for him.

I certainly appreciate the point you made about playing these things differently depending on the setting. When I make tabs, I go for pure accuracy for the sake of understanding exactly what's going on, but if I were to actually play these songs with or without a band, I would do so VERY differently. What Dave does doesn't always make sense or sound best for everybody who might play it. And it's important to remember that while Dave is a very creative guitarist who has written a plethora of great material, he's not a technically strong guitarist nor an incredibly knowledgable guitarist. Thus, it's reasonable to suggest that there may be "better" ways to do things, and by "better" I mean either less physically stressful (no one likes carpal tunnel syndrome...) or fuller sounding.

And it's also worth noting that tabbing Dave's part from studio recordings is an exceedingly difficult job at times because Tim is also in the mix either doubling Dave's part on acoustic or playing something that is very similar to it that makes it sound as if Dave is doing something that he's not. On top of that, even when Tim doubles, he tends to cheat a bit less, as in, he actually will play the full barre chords, so you hear them, but it's next to impossible to know if Dave is playing them or not. Dave does indeed play full barre chords at times though as evidenced by live recordings. While he certainly tends to stick to 4-note voicings based on barre chords, at times he does play the full barre chord. I'd say it's more common when he's playing a minor barre chord off of the E string as you pretty much have to play a barre chord to get the b3 note necessary for the minor chord.

Another thing to keep in mind that a lot of the gospel surrounding Dave's guitar method is pretty inaccurate, and I'll blame Kanter and dmbtabs.com for that as much as anyone. He and I argued a few times about over-reliance on video footage to tab things out, when there was plenty in the footage that wasn't always clear visually. It's vitally important to use your ears first and your eyes second, as videos don't always account for open strings or exactly what string a finger is on. There's a lot of assumptions made about what Dave does that simply aren't true, and it's mostly because a lot of inaccurate tabs have been floating around for years that are based on the same bag of guitar tricks. It's minor stuff, but in general, I'd say don't assume too much, as much of what even seems reasonable to assume after all this time is still inaccurate.

SpecialAgent007 · 09-27-2012, 06:30 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by earl

What you have there going into the g minor is the same thing i have just down an octave. I'm assuming Dave plays it there cause I have never ever seen him play a full barre chord like 355333. He could be. In Broken Things he voices an Em7 like 0-10-9-0-7-0, which I've never seen him do before. I assumed (incorrectly) that he was playing 075x8x cause that's how he traditionally plays the chord (#41, WWYG etc). I'm not pretending that my tab is exactly what he's playing, I just wanted to put something out there for people to have and build on. Also, I'm playing this solo without a full band behind me, so in some areas I might be embellishing, trying to represent what the whole band is doing rather than playing Dave's part 100% accurately. It's a great song, no one had tabbed it, so I took a stab at it. Your tab is great by the way. Between the two of them, people should have a pretty good idea of how to play it, and when it finally is played live, we'll know for sure.

On a side note, does anyone know what the hell ever did happen to dmbtabs.com? It's great to see davetabs picking up where it left off, just curious . . .

Oh, and also, while I'm pretty sure most of those runs heard primarily on the horns and electric aren't played by Dave nor is Tim playing them in octaves necessarily, I would drop them in and use octaves as you did as well. Like I said, when I tab, I guess you could say I'm trying to map out the foundation, but to me it's still just a building block. As said, I'd never play it exactly like Dave, but I've always felt that it's good to understand as much as I can about what's happening in the music I'm playing. And at this point I'm tabbing just to help out the community a bit and for precision ear exercise. I can listen to just about anything and fake my way through it quite well, but it's never bad to get down and dirty with some raw transcription. Just makes the ear all the sharper, and it's a hell of a lot easier than transcribing jazz solos!

earl · 09-28-2012, 09:11 AM

Gcom I remember you! I agree with everything you said except him playing full barre chords, especially minor barre chords. Can you think of any examples where he does?

earl · 09-28-2012, 09:17 AM

I just watched an interview where he discussed his unorthodox chord voicings and specifically mentioned barre chords. I'll try to find it. Of course, this doesn't mean he's NOT playing a full g minor chord. I think it was the same interview Dave mentions being buried in the mixes under Tim, and Lillywhite telling him once back in the day, "by the way, you're not in this song at all".

SpecialAgent007 · 09-30-2012, 07:11 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by earl

I just watched an interview where he discussed his unorthodox chord voicings and specifically mentioned barre chords. I'll try to find it. Of course, this doesn't mean he's NOT playing a full g minor chord. I think it was the same interview Dave mentions being buried in the mixes under Tim, and Lillywhite telling him once back in the day, "by the way, you're not in this song at all".

Off the top of my head, the only one that's sticking out is the chorus of BOWA, though I've seen him play a full bar there as well as a half-bar and I think even once I've seen him play something like XX4225, though I can't recall it well enough to say it was that for sure.

Speaking of which...

I took the song and threw it into an app that gives you a spectogram view of the music to get a real good idea of what's happening where. As such, I wish to revise my suggestion of the X10121211X chord and swap it out with a XX5336 or X108711X. That's what the spectogram suggests, and the spectogram doesn't really lie. It also suggests that there are definitely 355333 chords being played throughout this section. I'll attach a screenshot showing the parts broken down a bit.

I know he tends to shy away from barre chords for the most part, and given Tim's presence on this album, it's totally reasonable to assume that Tim is the one playing the barre chords, though I wouldn't be surprised if Dave does as well. What Dave does in the studio and what he does live are oftentimes different slightly as well. I read in the past that one reason he shied away from barre chords and altered the way he played certain things at times (at least back in the 90's or early 2000's when I read it) was because of carpal tunnel syndrome issues, so he very well might be playing the full barre in the studio to get the fuller sound and then live he may do something different. Who knows?

In any event, I can't say I disagree with the idea of minimizing the use of barre chords. I tend to hate them myself and rarely play them off of the E string unless absolutely necessary in a classical piece. Oh, and I do play minor add 9 chords off the E string, for example, Ab minor add 9, 468444. I dig those. But I hate chords on guitar with a lot of notes. I just tend to think that given the nature of the instrument, you're never going to have perfect intonation, and the more you move up the neck with those big barre chords, the more certain notes are going to sound out of tune in the chord. Plus I just think they sound muddy most of the time. I'm a big 3 or 4 note chord guy generally.

SpecialAgent007 · 09-30-2012, 07:22 PM

Actually, all the more so I think it's entirely possible that one person is playing some variation of XX5336 and one is playing the full barre. I can see the faint higher Bb in other places the G minor is played.

jsvarney5 · 10-01-2012, 09:20 PM

Hey guys. Posted a cover of Drunken Soldier on youtube if you want some help along with it. It's really fun to play. So many layers to it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pSoeDcI5do0&feature=plcp

jsvarney5 · 10-02-2012, 03:42 PM

Link for Broken Things as well

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qirkbBgC8sk&feature=plcp

vilmafan51 · 10-23-2012, 12:41 PM

All tabs for Away From the World are up. People seem to be looking for some of the tabs so I will bump this back up now that it has fallen off the first page. Please send over any more suggestions you may have. Great work everyone and enjoy the winter tour!

vilmafan51 · 11-20-2012, 01:19 PM

I have been tweaking the new tabs a bit since they have all gone up. Once we see some of the songs played live for the first time we will be able to nail these tabs down exactly. In the mean time, I have also compiled every song on the site into easy, medium or difficult categories. While of course this is a matter of opinion, skills etc.. I think this will be a useful tool to those who are starting to play the guitar and to those who are just curious to see what the harder Dave songs are and if they can play them. I plan to have this up by the end of the week. Lastly, submit your choice for the tour opener challenge - Takes a second to enter and you could win some really interesting/cool guitar picks.

vilmafan51 · 12-09-2012, 04:34 AM

Yes, we do have the tabs for People, People. Although it is really a song for piano..

http://davetabs.com/People__People.html

ToddJoyride · 12-10-2012, 07:45 PM

FWIW, with the band, dave plays standard chords with the band on broken things

and i was at guitar center today, and "The Riff" sounds fantastic on a 12 string if you're playing it solo

vilmafan51 · 02-17-2013, 06:59 PM

Bump for those looking for the newer tabs ^^

SpacemanSquirm · 04-06-2013, 08:23 PM

Dude, I love the way you play Drunken Soldier....anyway that you may have tabbed that?

Quote:

Originally Posted by lalkb48

I took down the first drunken soldier i did from youtube and am confident i got it 99.9 percent right but would love suggestions.

Www.youtube.com/lalkb48

09-26-2012, 03:03 PM	#93
dmb_lover4136 The Brave Ninja Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Kentucky Posts: 520	Re: DaveTabs.com - Tabs for songs on 'Away From the World' Try these drunken tabs out when I get home... __________________ dmblover4136@gmail.com Sometimes I wish I was a cat so I could Purr. And other times I wish I was a dog so I could chase and kill the cat.

09-27-2012, 01:00 AM	#95
SpecialAgent007 I come and go... Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Michigan Posts: 6,439	Re: DaveTabs.com - Tabs for songs on 'Away From the World' I started working out Drunken Soldier seeing as it seems to be one of the more popular one's right now. I tackled the intro more heavily first as it seems to be the area needing the most help right now. I haven't even tried playing along with the verses, chorus or outro yet, but from what I recall, they're a bit more straightforward. I'll check out the previously posted tabs and actually put a guitar to it and see if there's anything worth updating. Of note here is that these are the parts that Dave is playing primarily. In order to hear what's going on, you really need to be splitting the left and right tracks a bit to hear which guitar is doing what. Tim is playing another rhythm figure that is similar to what Dave's playing over much of these parts, but still different enough to add confusion if you don't play with the balance and listen to what the different parts are actually doing. I may tab out Tim's parts at some point to clarify but for now, I'll stick with Dave's parts. Code: Drunken Soldier Dave Matthews Band Part 1 ~0:00-0:30 ~0:30-0:55 e:------------------------- ------------------- -------\| B:------------------------- ------------------- -------\| G:-----5---3-----5---3----- -----5---3---(5)--- ---5---\| D:-------5---5-----5---5--- -------5---5------- ---5---\| A:---3---------3----------- ---3--------------- ---3---\| E:------------------------- ------------------- -------\| Note that I tried to indicate the strumming rhythm with the ˆˇ based on a 12/8 or 6/8 time signature. Each ˆor ˇ is a 16th note. Dave generally has a constant up and down 16th note strumming pattern going on when he's not picking individual notes. I tried to account for the time when picking notes if you were strumming the chords but still wanting to accent the individual chord notes. Code: Part 2.1 e:---------------------------------------------\| B:------------------------1---------1----------\| G:---2--2--2---2--2--2--------2---------2------\| D:---2--2--2---2--2--2-----------2---------2---\| A:---0-----------------------------------------\| E:---------------------------------------------\| ˆˇ ˆˇ ˆˇ ˆˇ ˆˇ ˆˇ ˆˇˆ ˇˆ ˇ ˆˇˆ ˇˆ ˇ 1+ 2+ 3+ 1+ 2+ 3+ 1 + + 1 + + (2) (3) (2) (3) e:---------------------------------------------\| B:--------------1---------1---------1----------\| G:----2--2--2-------2---------2---------2------\| D:----3--3--3----------3---------3---------3---\| A:---(0)---------------------------------------\| E:---------------------------------------------\| ˆˇ ˆˇ ˆˇ ˆˇˆ ˇˆ ˇ ˆˇˆ ˇˆ ˇ ˆˇˆ ˇˆ ˇ 1+ 2+ 3+ 1 + + 1 + + 1 + + (2) (3) (2) (3) (2) (3) Code: Part 2.2 e:--------------\| B:---1------1---\| G:---2------2---\| D:---2------3---\| A:---0------0---\| E:--------------\| For the chords, I just stuck with the big beats though wrote the time as if it was 12/8. It's still 1 trip-let 2 trip-let 3 trip-let 4 trip-let though... Code: Part 2.3 e:---------------0--3-(0)-1--- ---1---\| B:---1--1--1--1--0--3--0--1--- ---3---\| G:---2--2--0--2--0--0--2--2--- ---2---\| D:---2--2--2--2--0--0--3--3--- ---0---\| A:---0--0--3--0--2--2--3--3--- -------\| E:---------------3--3--1--1--- -------\| 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 end… __________________ -Elliot 7.5.2000 for DMBLive Release - Do it for the Chet!* http://antsmarching.org/forum/showthread.php?t=194121

09-27-2012, 03:20 AM	#98
SpecialAgent007 I come and go... Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Michigan Posts: 6,439	Re: DaveTabs.com - Tabs for songs on 'Away From the World' And that's that...last section is fingerpicked with a fair amount of ad libbing on the chords. Play around with that Csus4 chord to figure those little melodies he throws in here and there. When they play it live, I can confirm a few tiny little voicing matters and clarify what Dave is doing in the parts where he's drowned out on the studio recording. But other than that, I think this is fairly close to what's going on. Code: Part 8: Transition e:----------3--------------\| B:---(11)---3---1--1-------\| G:---(12)---3---0------0---\| D:---(12)---5---2----3-----\| A:---(10)---5---3----------\| E:----------3--------------\| * 1st time Part 9: "That's not a star…" e:---1---0--- ---3-------------\| B:---1---1--- ---3---1---(1)---\| G:---2---0--- ---3---0---(0)---\| D:---3---2--- ---5---2---(3)---\| A:---3---3--- ---5---3---(3)---\| E:---1------- ---3-------------\| 1X 4X __________________ -Elliot 7.5.2000 for DMBLive Release - Do it for the Chet! http://antsmarching.org/forum/showthread.php?t=194121

09-27-2012, 04:57 PM	#104
earl Midnight Toker Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: NJ Posts: 783	Re: DaveTabs.com - Tabs for songs on 'Away From the World' What you have there going into the g minor is the same thing i have just down an octave. I'm assuming Dave plays it there cause I have never ever seen him play a full barre chord like 355333. He could be. In Broken Things he voices an Em7 like 0-10-9-0-7-0, which I've never seen him do before. I assumed (incorrectly) that he was playing 075x8x cause that's how he traditionally plays the chord (#41, WWYG etc). I'm not pretending that my tab is exactly what he's playing, I just wanted to put something out there for people to have and build on. Also, I'm playing this solo without a full band behind me, so in some areas I might be embellishing, trying to represent what the whole band is doing rather than playing Dave's part 100% accurately. It's a great song, no one had tabbed it, so I took a stab at it. Your tab is great by the way. Between the two of them, people should have a pretty good idea of how to play it, and when it finally is played live, we'll know for sure. On a side note, does anyone know what the hell ever did happen to dmbtabs.com? It's great to see davetabs picking up where it left off, just curious . . . Last edited by earl; 09-27-2012 at 05:00 PM.

09-28-2012, 09:11 AM	#107
earl Midnight Toker Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: NJ Posts: 783	Re: DaveTabs.com - Tabs for songs on 'Away From the World' Gcom I remember you! I agree with everything you said except him playing full barre chords, especially minor barre chords. Can you think of any examples where he does?

09-28-2012, 09:17 AM	#108
earl Midnight Toker Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: NJ Posts: 783	Re: DaveTabs.com - Tabs for songs on 'Away From the World' I just watched an interview where he discussed his unorthodox chord voicings and specifically mentioned barre chords. I'll try to find it. Of course, this doesn't mean he's NOT playing a full g minor chord. I think it was the same interview Dave mentions being buried in the mixes under Tim, and Lillywhite telling him once back in the day, "by the way, you're not in this song at all".

09-30-2012, 07:22 PM	#110
SpecialAgent007 I come and go... Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Michigan Posts: 6,439	Re: DaveTabs.com - Tabs for songs on 'Away From the World' Actually, all the more so I think it's entirely possible that one person is playing some variation of XX5336 and one is playing the full barre. I can see the faint higher Bb in other places the G minor is played. __________________ -Elliot 7.5.2000 for DMBLive Release - Do it for the Chet! http://antsmarching.org/forum/showthread.php?t=194121

10-01-2012, 09:20 PM	#111
jsvarney5 Don't burn the day... Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Jacksonville, FL Posts: 253	Re: DaveTabs.com - Tabs for songs on 'Away From the World' Hey guys. Posted a cover of Drunken Soldier on youtube if you want some help along with it. It's really fun to play. So many layers to it. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pSoeDcI5do0&feature=plcp __________________ 2013: MS, WPBx2, Gorgex3 . . My Shows . .

10-02-2012, 03:42 PM	#112
jsvarney5 Don't burn the day... Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Jacksonville, FL Posts: 253	Re: DaveTabs.com - Tabs for songs on 'Away From the World' Link for Broken Things as well http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qirkbBgC8sk&feature=plcp __________________ 2013: MS, WPBx2, Gorgex3 . . My Shows . .

10-23-2012, 12:41 PM	#113
vilmafan51 Join Date: Aug 2006 Posts: 439	Re: DaveTabs.com - Tabs for songs on 'Away From the World' All tabs for Away From the World are up. People seem to be looking for some of the tabs so I will bump this back up now that it has fallen off the first page. Please send over any more suggestions you may have. Great work everyone and enjoy the winter tour! __________________ DMB guitar tabs that are Updated, Accurate, Useful, Comprehensive, Awesome: www.DaveTabs.com

11-20-2012, 01:19 PM	#114
vilmafan51 Join Date: Aug 2006 Posts: 439	Re: DaveTabs.com - Tabs for songs on 'Away From the World' I have been tweaking the new tabs a bit since they have all gone up. Once we see some of the songs played live for the first time we will be able to nail these tabs down exactly. In the mean time, I have also compiled every song on the site into easy, medium or difficult categories. While of course this is a matter of opinion, skills etc.. I think this will be a useful tool to those who are starting to play the guitar and to those who are just curious to see what the harder Dave songs are and if they can play them. I plan to have this up by the end of the week. Lastly, submit your choice for the tour opener challenge - Takes a second to enter and you could win some really interesting/cool guitar picks. __________________ DMB guitar tabs that are Updated, Accurate, Useful, Comprehensive, Awesome: www.DaveTabs.com

12-09-2012, 04:34 AM	#115
vilmafan51 Join Date: Aug 2006 Posts: 439	Re: DaveTabs.com - Tabs for songs on 'Away From the World' Yes, we do have the tabs for People, People. Although it is really a song for piano.. http://davetabs.com/People__People.html __________________ DMB guitar tabs that are Updated, Accurate, Useful, Comprehensive, Awesome: www.DaveTabs.com

02-17-2013, 06:59 PM	#117
vilmafan51 Join Date: Aug 2006 Posts: 439	Re: DaveTabs.com - Tabs for songs on 'Away From the World' Bump for those looking for the newer tabs ^^ __________________ DMB guitar tabs that are Updated, Accurate, Useful, Comprehensive, Awesome: www.DaveTabs.com

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