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Song
TITLE: Funk #48 by James Gang - "Yer Album"
TABBED by Rick Huff
Intro: (other intros are variations of the same)
G--------------| D--7-5---5-----| A-----5H7-7----| E----------555-|
Verse: (other verses are variations of the same)
G------------------|--------------------| D------------5-5---|-----75-------------| A------5/7-77-7-7--|-------5H7-53-------| E--5-55------------|-5-55--------55-----|
1st Bridge: (the pause)
G------------------|--------------------| D----7---7-----5-7-|-------5H75---------| A---7-456-4-5/7-5--|---3H57----5H7-5/3--| E--5---------------|-55---------------5-| G------------------|--------------------| D--7--57----7------|--5-7-77-75---------| A---57--4567-------|-7-7-7--7--7--------| E------------------|------------5-55----|
Verse then 2nd Bridge:
G------------------|--------------------| D--7---575 --------|--5-7----5----------| A---5H7---753 -----|-7-7-4567-7 --------| E------------5-55--|-----------5 -------| G------------------|---------------------| D----------57 -----|-7---575 ------------| A---4-5-777--------|--5H7---5H7-5S3 -----| E--5-5-5-----------|---------------5 ----|
Lead (same as a verse with slight variations)
Bass Solo:
G------------------|---------------------| D--7---575---------|-75---575---5--------| A---5H7---7-5/3----|---5H7---5H7-7-------| E--------------55--|--------------555----| G------------------|--9-8-6-6-79 ---------| D--5H75------------|-7-7-7-7-7 -----------| A-7----5^-3--------|----------------------| E----------35------|------------55--------|
Back to verse (as above then to last bridge)
G-------------------|--6-7-8-9976 ---------| D-7---57 -----------|-7-7-7-7 -------------| A--5H7--753 --------|----------------------| E----------555 -----|------------555-------|
The remaining are variations on the first in the tune.
The changes are subtle so have some fun with the variations.
questions: hawkhuff@msn.com
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