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Song
'(White Man) in Hammersmith Palais' -- Bass Tab
Performed by 311
From the Clash Tribute Album
Music by: Strummer & Jones
Lyrics by: Strummer & Jones
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Tabbed by: Ian Wright (specialj311@hotmail.com)
Thumper McPhierson (wisner@frontier.net)
The 311 Guitar Archive -- http://chromosome.colorado.edu/311archive/
Intro Part:
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G:---------------------------------
D:---------------------------------
A:-----------------7-7-7-7-7-7-7-7- E:-5-5-5-5-5-5-5-5-----------------
(Repeat this once)
G:-------------------------
D:-------------------------
A:-------------5-5---5-5-5- E:-3-3---3-3-3-------------
G:-----------
D:-----------
A:-----------
E:-3-3---3-5- Let ring...
Verse Part:
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Lots of variation on rhythm is good. make this part bounce!
(Repeat this part once)
G:---------------------------------
D:---------------------------------
A:----------7--4--4-4-4--5--4------ E:-5--5-5-5-------------------7--5-
G:-------------------------------
D:------------4--4-4-4----------- A:----------7----------5--4------ E:-5--5-5-5-----------------7--5-
G:---------------------
D:---------------------
A:----------7---------- E:-5--5-5-5---5--5-5-5-
Other Part:
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Played staccato and understated
G:-------------------------------------------
D:-------------------------------------------
A:----------7----------5----------7---------- E:-5--5-5-5---5--5-5-5---5--5-5-5---5--5-5-5-
During the guitar solo, add this before the end:
G:-------------------------------
D:------------4--4-4-4----------- A:----------7----------5--4------ E:-5--5-5-5-----------------7--5-
Song Structure:
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Intro
Verse (x2)
Intro
Other part
Verse (x2)
Other part w/little addition
Verse (x4) *
Other Part until end of song
* The last two Verse Parts are the same, just with a steady thrash-rhythm
like the intro. Same with the last bit of the Other Part.
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