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Date: Wed, 25 Feb 1998 09:26:38 -0000
From: Jonathan Hrabovsky <JonH@worldnet.att.net>
Subject: Tab: Riders in the Sky by Dick Dale
Song: Riders in the Sky
author: Dick Dale
Tabbed by: Jonathan Hrabovsky ( JonH@worldnet.att.net )
This is another of Dick Dales famous songs, yet not as famous as Miserlou.
When one hears this..its a good bet they have heard it before and will
remember it..almost sounding like a fast western movie song.
This is only the begining intro as I have not had time to tab the rest but
it will be done soon.
** PICK SUPER FAST, DICK DALE MELTED HIS PICKS! **
|------------------------------------------------------| |------------------------------------------------------| |------------------------------------------------------| |---------------------------------------0-2-0-2--------| |----0-2-3---0--------------------0-2-3----------------| |-0-------------3--0--3--------0-----------------------|
.......
(keep picking 3 note)
Listen to the song to hear time changes..need song? email me for short mp3
or full if you wanna help me tab the rest.
Also noted, Dick Dale used a monster Reverb Tank..you can hear it on the song
So I suggest cranking the reverb up all the way.
Corrections to (there arent any errors) JonH@worldnet.att.net
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