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Date: Sat, 04 Nov 95 13:52:43 -0800
From: Jay Bhadra <yu127026@yorku.ca>
Subject: Endorphinmachine by Prince
Song: Endorphinmachine
Album: The Gold Experience
Artist: The Artist Formerly Known as Prince / O(+>
Transcribed by The Musician Currently Known as Jay Bhadra
Figure 1.
Repeat 2x
E------------------I---------------I------------------I--------------| B------------------I---------------I------------------I--------------| G--8--9--11--9-----I--8--9--11--9--I--8--9--11--9-----I--------------| D---------------9--I---------------I---------------9--I--9-----------| A------------------I---------------I------------------I--7---9-------| E------------------I---------------I------------------I------7-------|
Throughout the song Prince plays a very basic rhythm. This sounds correct
on the album and even more so on live shows.
Figure 2.
5 OR 6X-------------------------|> The Do This
E--------------I-------------------|I G--------------I-------------------|I D--------------I--------------2----|I A----2--2(H)4--I----2--2(h)4-------|I E--------------I-------------------|I
After Figure 1 is completed, go to figure 2 and that's basically how the
song is played. I did forget to put the amazing solo but I'm working on
it at this right moment.
Any comments? Mail Me at <yu127026@yorku.ca>
Who has the Computer Blue tab and/or When You Were Mine?
I have the Act 1 version of When You Were Mine with the heavier feel to
it. It's pretty cool.
The next installment of Jay Bhadra Tablature will be one of the following
319, When You Were Mine (Act 1 Version), Sherm Stick Edit (Letitgo), Billy
Jack Bitch Solo or The Cross. So stay tuned until the next time.
Anyone working on SHY yet?
Comments
Spotted a wrong chord, or know a capo position that sounds closer to the record?
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