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Keith Urban - Jeans On (solo)
By axehappy - axehappy at countrytabs.com
There's two guitars in the lead solo...
First is the slide guitar, which I've tabbed in Double Dropped-D
tuning, which means you tune both of your E strings to D.
As the low E string isn't used in this solo, you could get away
with just changing the tuning on your high E string.
The second part is a standard tuned electric guitar.
I don't know if this is how Keith would play all of this, but
its the closest I could get without seeing him play!
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/ = slide up \ = slide down
~ = vibrato x = dead note
pbr = pre-bend & release p = pulloff
b = bend
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SLIDE PART (Double Dropped-D tuning)
D--10/12-12-12-10/12-12-12-10/12-12-12-10/12-12-12-12/14-------
B--10/12-12-12-10/12-12-12-10/12-12-12-10/12-12---------12/14--
G--------------------------------------------------------------
D--------------------------------------------------------------
A--------------------------------------------------------------
D--------------------------------------------------------------
D--7/9--7/9\7----------------------------------|
B------------0-7/9-----------------------------|
G-----------------7/9-7/9-7/9-7/9\7-6-7/9~~~---|
D----------------------------------------------|
A----------------------------------------------|
D----------------------------------------------|
ELECTRIC GUITAR (No slide, standard tuning)
rake
E---------------------------5--------7---------------------5---------7/10b~~~|
B-------------------------------------------------------------------0--------|
G---------------3/5--4pbr-p2--6pbr-p4----------3/5--4pbr-p2--6pbr-p4---------|
D----x---4pbr-p2------------------------4pbr-p2------------------------------|
A---x------------------------------------------------------------------------|
E--x--7\---------------------------------------------------------------------|
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The reason that sounds like it's got the
high e dropped to a d is because thats a
Dobro in the Dobro D tuning, its not a
guitar ... I dunno if you know that or
not, :-D --Nick
-NDN | 5/6/2004 | I think it is on a dobro but you should find an easier way without detuning.
-Derek_Cave99 | 3/1/2005 | I think you have a typo...
the part that is on the g string...
G--3/5--
should be on the b string...
-mooman2679 | 6/11/2005 | Derek... theres no was to do it with a slide without detuning. If you wanna do it without a slide, move everything on the high d string down 2 frets.
-KU_isbestever | 7/13/2005 |
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