This is tablature — fret positions rather than chord names. Wide lines scroll sideways on their own, so the page never does.
Song
Artists: Jamiroquai
Title: Didjital Vibrations
Bass Player: Stuart Zender
Transcription made by Phlippe Straforelli
Simple, but sweet. The whole song consists of one riff, with some
fills added on now and then. Being a fan of trip-hop, this song
reminds me a lot of the style, so it's easy to understand why it's my
favorite Jamiroquai song.
Basic riff:
G--)---------------------------------------------------------X-5h7--
D--)------.---.-----------------.---.----------------.---.-----------.--
A--)---5-5--5---(rest)---5-5--5--(rest)---3-3--3--------------
E--)-----------------------------------------------------------------
G--)-----------------------X--5h7---------------------------------
D--)---------------.---.-----------.-----------------.----.---------
A--)---(rest)--3-3--3-------------------5----5-5---5-----(repeat)--
E--)---------------------------------------------------------------
Remember that the notes with the dots are played in staccato.
Now, from time to time, Stuart adds some pretty cool fills between
the D's and the C's (during the second rest). Here they are:
Fill 1:
G--)-------------------------------------------X-5h7-----------
D--)------.----.--------------------.----.------------------- etc.
A--)---5-5---5----------------3-3---3------------------------------ E--)---------------X-X--3--------------------------------------
That one is played the most often throughout the piece.
Fill 2:
G--)----------------------------------------------X-5h7----------------
D--)--------.----.---------------------.----.-------------------------
A--)-----5-5---5-----------------3-3---3--------------------------------
E--)-----------------X-X--8\\------------------------------------------
That's played a couple of times in the middle part of the song.
Fill 3:
G--)-------------------X-11-13~~\------------------X-5h7------------------
D--)---------.----.---------------------------.----.----------------etc
A--)------5-5---5-----------------------3-3---3-------------------------
E--)--------------------------------------------------------------
That one's played around the end a couple of times.
Comments
Spotted a wrong chord, or know a capo position that sounds closer to the record?
Sign in to join the conversation.
No comments yet. If you play this one, say what works.
