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The Guess Who

The Guess Who

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4 years ago820The Guess Who

#------------------------------------------------------------------------------## # "These Eyes" (R. Bachman - B. Cummings) Intro [2X]: Dm7 Cmaj7 C (2x) [/] [/] [/] [/] [/] [/] [/] [/] [/] [/] [/] [/] [/][/][/][/] Verse 1: These [Dm7]eyes cry every [Cmaj7]night for y[C]ou These [Dm7]arms long to [Cmaj7]hold you ag[C]ain[C/B] Chorus...

5 years ago1238Shakin’ All Over (1965)The Guess Who

This is what I could make of this. I know the chorus isn't right, but it sounds OK. If anyone would like to tab the chorus out, that would be great. Any comments or corrections can be directed to my e-mail address. Thanks. -S-squared This song was written by Johnny Kidd of the Pirates in 1960 and covered by The Guess Who in 1965. This tab is...

5 years ago974So Long, Bannatyne (1971)The Guess Who

The Guess Who by John [email protected] 9/21/98 fill 1: fill 2: e:---------------------------- -------------------| B:---------------------------- -------------------| G:---2--0--------------------- -------------------| D:---------2------------------ -------------------| A:------------3---------------...

5 years ago955Share the Land (1970)The Guess Who

Title: Do You Miss Me Darlin Album: Share The Land (1970) (Cummings-Winter) Intro G, D 4x [D]What good is it[G] If I can?t even [D]sing it to you[G] What good is it If I can?t even come out and [D]sing it to you right now [G]?Cause talkin? won?t do it And wa[A]lkin? won?t rush it alo[D]ng. [D]What good is it[G] If I can?t even br[D]ing it...

5 years ago2321American Woman (1970)The Guess Who

Chords: [E] [A7] [B7] [G] [A] Verse 1: [E]American woman, gonna [A7]mess your mind. [E]American woman, she gonna [A7]mess your mind. [E]Mmmm --- [E]American woman, gonna [A7]mess your mind. U[E]nhhh! [E]American woman, gonna [A7]mess your mind. Repeat Verse 1. This is the strum pattern for the rest of the song: E G,A E A,G E G,A...

5 years ago986So Long, Bannatyne (1971)The Guess Who

Rain Dance:The Guess Who. #19 in 1971. INTRO: A5 (x8) (LICK:) LICK: Strum strings together. ----------x-----------| ----------x-----------| A5--------x-----------| ----------7-----------| ----------7-----------| -----5----------------| A5 (LICK:) Don't you wanna rain dance with me? (x8) #1. [G]Fifi said to Don the [A]baker... "Can you...

5 years ago968Road Food (1974)The Guess Who

V.1 Well, I never been much for admitting things That?s why it?[E]s all so hard to say That I?m he[B]ad over heels, in lo[D]ve With your ki[A]nd of insa[B]nity[D][A] And if it [B]please your highness On a sunny day sometime [E]Can I take your picture in the [G]park with silk and satin on Ch [B]Star baby (Star baby) [E]flashy little...

5 years ago663Road Food (1974)The Guess Who

Song: Straighten Out (Cummings, Wallace) Artist: The Guess Who Album: Road Food Tabber: Nick Gray Email: [email protected] Tuning: Standard One very simple song with a couple of interesting jazz chords. The song has a great jazz feel to it. My favorite from the Road Food album. The chords are complimenting the piano. Lyrics...

5 years ago665Artificial Paradise (1973)The Guess Who

Song: Samantha's Living Room (Donnie McDougall) Band: The Guess Who Album: Artificial Paradise Tabbed By: Nick Gray Email: [email protected] Note: The song is the same chord progression for the whole song. Here are the chords over the lyrics. The pattern for the strumming is pretty basic if you listen to the song, you should be able to figure...

5 years ago1301Share the Land (1970)The Guess Who

The Guess Who [C7] [intro - each c[C7]hord held for the b[C7]ar by whole band][C7] [C7][band in - lead guitar riff] [C7] Get up in the morning, get on the bus! [C7] Get up in the morning like the rest of us. [G] Places to go; important people to[Gb] meet [F]better not get up or you might lose your seat [C]Bus Rider! [ri[Bb]ff][F][C] [C]...

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