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nice one there Aaron...heartfelt writng,
can" hear" it as I read it.
Rain
-Rainword | 9/30/2003 | George - while I see you have a few years on me and I do understand
what you are saying, I will disagree with you. A Capo is not
a "cheater bar" as some musicians call them - it's a tool. 2 guys
playing together, one capo'd, the other open, makes a distict and
interesting sound. Different from 2 guys playing the same song in an
open.
Now, all of my tabs are tabbed to how the record is played and then I
try to find an easy way for beginner players to do it. When you first
started I am certain you wanted to learn all the songs you liked but
some were hard because of the chord progressions it makes. An F chord
can be bypassed by playing a capo on 3 and using the key of D chords
(D, G, A). It has nothing to do with the ability of someone - sure, I
could have shown the tab in F# but using the barre chords on 2, and
4th frets can be difficult. But why do that when it's not necessary -
not to mention you don't have to play with the capo - it's a matter
of your singing key. Now, I'm not disagreeing with you in that I
think people should learn the barre chords and what frets to play to
make them correct but again, a tab is nothing more than a
roadmap...something to guide you.
-lmofle | 8/25/2004 | Wow. Great song--very powerful.
-twizzle05 | 11/14/2005 |
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