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Can you give me an idea how to stretch to play A/G#. Thanks.
-Jim72344 | 8/23/2004 |
You could try it like a bar chord (use index finger to hold
down the notes on the 2nd fret) then use 3rd or 4th finger
to hold down the note on the 4th.
-Shantel | 8/24/2004 |
I have often used a regular E Form bar chord
577655 ... then just slide the tip of index
finger one note lower to the G # bass note...
You will hear a good many "walks" in
chords... a real common one is a walk from G
to an F# bass note then
on to an EM ... as in "Dont Close Your Eyes"
etc..
BUT... looking at these chords, I think you will
have to bar the 2nd fret with index and then use
3 or 4 finger to catch the G#... a lot of
people use the thumb to catch the f# note when
playing it on top of a D chord and I think
you could try that here... or not...
GUYS... YOU SOULD START IMBEDDING THE CHORD SYMBOL
IN THE LINE OF LYRIC ..(well you (A) work and... Etc.)
WORKS ALOT BETTER WHEN YOU TRY TO READ IT AND
PRINT IT OUT... put chord in BOLD type...
-georgeb1954 | 12/1/2004 |
It's doesn't sound right to me
-JuanJuarez64 | 7/28/2005 |
Ok... this tab is more or less accurate but it is my belief that this song should be capoed on the second fret.
So your A is played in the G form. It lets the chord ring out better and it makes the changes much easier. I would imagine that's how the band actually plays it.
-spellbound57196 | 9/25/2005 |
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on 7/13/2004 
