Chord/Tab song: Ambulance Driver

Okay... lesson time. Any Hendrix fans out there?
If you know anything about the rhythym playing style
of Hendrix, you know that he rarely (especially in
ballads) just strums a chord. he adds little embellishments
to keep things moving... such as suspending and releasing the
fourth, sixth, or ninth. this is very similar to the guitars
in ambulance driver. this may mean nothing to you, but
look at this:

notation:
h - hammeron
p - pulloff
/ - shift slide
( - ghost note

Standard:
[E6] [A6]

--------0-----------------------5------------------------------------------------
--------2-----------------------7------------------------------------------------
--------1-----------------------6------------------------------------------------
--------2-----------------------7------------------------------------------------
--------2-----------------------7------------------------------------------------
--------0-----------------------5------------------------------------------------


With embellishment (ambulance driver intro)

[E6] [A6]


--------------------------------5--5--------------5------------------------------
--------5---5-5--5-5--5-5-4-4---5--5----5h7p5--5--5---5h7p5-5--------------------
--------4---4-4--4-4--4-4-4-4---5h6----------6-5h6----------6--------------------
--------4h6-6-6--6-6--6-6-4-4---7-----77-----7-7-----7------7--------------------
--------7---------------------0----------------0------------0--------------------
--------0------------------------------------------------------------------------


it's a bit more complicated, but sounds much cooler.
that said, try applying that to these chords for a
closer translation of the song.

Intro:
|E6 | |A6 | |
|/ / / /|/ / / /|/ / / /|/ / / /| play 2x

Verse:
|E6 | |A6 | ()|
|/ / / /|/ / / /|/ / / /|/ / / /| play 2x

Chorus:
|F#m |B |E6 |A6 |
|/ / / /|/ / / /|/ / / /|/ / / /| play 2x

That's about all you need... the () is a lead fill:


D|------2-(4)/6-4-----|
A|--2h4---------------|