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Its Five O’Clock Somewhere Alan Jackson and Jimmy Buffet
Key: D Drop-D tuning
O.K. folks. I was surprised to find no full tab of the lead to this beauty on
this site, so I gave it a go. Feel free to offer corrections. If I find some
time, I’ll try to post the rest of the guitar parts for the talking part at the
end of the song.
Intro (also played from *** between 1st chorus and 2nd verse, and after last chorus)
E--------------|-***-------------------|--------------------|----------------------|
B--------------|-(D)--------------(G)--|-(A7)-----------(D)-|----------------------|
G--------------|-------------------bh--|-6-6-6\4-4-4-4\2----|----------------------|
D--0-----------|-/4-4-4-2p0-----0-4(5)-|-7-7-7\5-5-5-5\4-4--|-0---0----------------|
A----2--b-r----|------------0h2--------|-----------------5--|---2---2p0--b-r-------|
E------2(3)2-0-|-----------------------|--------------------|-----------2(3)2-0----|
Verse 1 Riffs
(0:17) (0:29) (0:32)
E----------------|-----------|------------------|
B----------------|-----------|------------------|
G----------------|-----------|---------------0--|
D-----2----------|--b-r------|-------0-----0----|
A-0h2----b-r-----|-2(3)2-0---|-0h2h3---2p0------|
E-------2(3)2-0--|-----------|------------------|
Chorus Riff: (or a slight Last chorus riff: played after
variation on it) played in same 1st “I don’t care” in
spot of every chorus (after Bridge Riff: Played last chorus
“before I go insane”). twice in bridge
(0:45, 1:39, 2:28 & 2:41) (2:02 & 2:10) (2:46)
E-------------| E-------------| E------------------------|
B-------------| B-------------| B------------------------|
G-------------| G-2-4-2-------| G------------------------|
D-0---0-------| D-------5p4-2-| D------------------------|
A---2---------| A-------------| A------------------------|
E-------3-2-0-| E-------------| E-6h7-77-6h7-77-6h7-7----|
Solo:
(1:47)
E--------------------------------------------------------bh--5---r-------------------|
B-----------------------------------------10--8--7--5---5(7)---(7)5-5-3--------------|
G-------------------------------b-r-------------------------------------4-2----------|
D--------bh--00--bh--0-----0-2-4(5)4-5-/11---9--7--5--5---------------------4-0------|
A-0-2-0-4(5)----4(5)---0h2-----------------------------------------------------------|
E------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
Lead during talking part
(3:09) (3:13)
E-----------------------------|----------------------------------------------------|
B-----------------------------|----------------------------------------------------|
G--------------------0--bh--0-|--6--4--2--0----------------------------------------|
D-0--bh--0-------0-4---4(5)---|-7--5--4--2—2(4)2-0-----0---------------------------|
A---4(5)---2p0-2--------------|--------------------0h2---2p0-----------------------|
E-----------------------------|----------------------------------------------------|
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u can't its brent mason like i said earlier he is the king]\ -carterstrat | 11/9/2003 | or he is jsut really good and ur not going to sound like him. how do u konw that is what he is useing
-carterstrat | 11/9/2003 | yal are both wrong he's using a summit dual compression limiter. -johnct4279 | 11/14/2003 | iknew he was using a tele i never said he was using a strat. and yeah we are right brent mason plays the guitar on the album and all he plays is a tele -carterstrat | 11/19/2003 | hes use a fender tube amp, that help give you his tone, i think hes use a lindy fraylin pick-up, i know brad paisley uses one. A boss compressor and a little reverb from tube amp. Brent mason uses a fender hotrod tube amp it was featured in guitar player magazine one time. that how i have my tele set up and it has the right tone to me, but using a tube amp is the key. -teletak341 | 11/26/2003 | Brent uses alot of different guitars and amps but for most of the Alan Jackson stuff he uses his main guitar, a 1968 tele with a Gibson mini humbucker in the neck, a Seymour Duncan stack in the middle and Seymour Duncan vintage P/U in the bridge. The amp he uses in this type of song is a Fender Delux Reverb with a Compression pedal, a Delay and a Chorus pedal. Most of your tone comes from yourself and Brent is "THE MAN". I hope this helps you out.
By the way,this is a nice tab, Keep Pickin'
J.C. -txjonc | 12/7/2003 | why do you say that is it drop-d tuning, but your tabs have the low string at E? -mjmckinney | 12/7/2003 | Good call on me labeling the E string with E rather than D for the drop-D tuning. That's my mistake. The song definitly is played in drop-D. I've done this on several other songs that I've submitted as well... -dbeaverboner | 12/8/2003 | hey txjonc how do u no he is using a fender deluxe reverb amplifier -johnct4279 | 5/2/2004 | all you whiner's, grow up, get a life ! this is here to help, quit bashing each other -dchenry | 11/30/2004 |
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