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From: Padua PIRES <Padua.PIRES@meteo.fr>
Subject: TAB: Third Wind Break (Pat Metheny)
Hello People
This Tab contains the unbelievable Metheny's flight over the
first break in "Third Wind" ("Still Life - Talking" album), as I was
able to figure out.
Time is 4/4. Begin with a quaver silence. All tabbed notes are
semiquavers. A " ^ " means hammering or pulling down, and a " / " means
sliding up.
If your ears say there is something wrong, please let me know.
pires@meteo.fr
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E |------------------------------------|-------------------------------------| B |------------------------------------|-------------------------------------| G |------------------------------------|---------------------4^3----3-----2^-| D |------------7^6----------6----7^6---|-5---4----3---2-3^-4-----5----4^5----| A |-------6--8-----9--6^7^8----8-----8-|---7---6----5------------------------| E |-x-x-8------------------------------|-------------------------------------| E |------------------------------------|-------6-----------------------------| B |---3^2----3^1------4^2------5^3-----|-6^7^8----9-7^6----6-----------------| G |-3-----3------3/4------4/5------5/8-|----------------8----8^6-------------| D |------------------------------------|-------------------------9^-6---5----| A |------------------------------------|------------------------------7---5--| E |------------------------------------|-------------------------------------|
Fm
E |-------| B |-------| G |-------| D |-3-----| ... A |-------| E |-------|
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