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Date: Thu, 25 Jun 1998 16:12:22 -0700
From: Logan Smith
Subject: b/bible/red_hollywood.crd
Red Hollywood
by The Bible
Transcribed by LoganSmith@Juno.com
Date: July 28, 1997
This song is on The Bible^?s 1988 record, Eureka. It is a mellow jazz piece
at about 84 on
a metronome. There is a dainty electric guitar (guitar 1) coupled with a
jazzy electric.
(guitar 2). Both are played cleanly. The bass is an upright.
Guitar 1 (Figure 1)
Bb E9(#11)
e------------------------------| B------3----------3------------| G------3----------3------------| D------3----------2------------| A------------------------------| E------------------------------|
This is the rhythm. (The dashes above the numbers denote the count on which
the chord
is played.)
_ _
1-&-2-&-3-&-4-&
Guitar 2 (Figure 1)
C7 C7sus(1)
e-------------------------------------------------------------| B------------5-------------------------------6----------------| G--------3-------------------------------3--------------------| D----5-------------------------------5------------------------| A-------------------------------------------------------------| E-------------------------------------------------------------|
Rhythm:
_ _ _
1-&-2-&-3-&-4-&
(This rhythm is played with both the C7 and the C7sus. They are separated
by 4 counts of
rest.)
Guitar 2 (Figure 2)- Guitar 1 rests here.
C7sus(2) Eb7sus Bb7sus C7sus(2) D5 D7#9
e----13------16-------------11------13-----------------------------------| B--- 11------14-------------9-------11--------15----------6----6---------| G----12------15-------------10------12--------14----------5----5---------| D---------------------------------------------------------4----4---------| A---------------------------------------------------------5----5---------| E------------------------------------------------------------------------|
Rhythm:
_ _ _ _ ______ _ _
1-&-2-&-3-&-4-&|1-&-2-&-3-&-4-&|1-2-3-4|1-2-3-4|
Guitar 2 (Figure 3)
I am not sure about this part. I think it is an arpeggio on C7sus(1),
A7sus, and other
chords. If you figure out this part, please let me know.
The guitar and trumpet solos are in Em.
Intro: (Figure 1)
Verse
(Figure 1)
Don^?t think I^?ve ever been so ashamed.
You brought those ugly thoughts into our house,
Into our house.
(Figure 2)
Now I find I^?m behind enemy lines.
Pre-Chorus
(Figure 3)
Then he tells her how he wants her.
And he^?s going to be good, he^?s going to be,
Yes, he^?s going to be good.
Chorus
(Figure 1)
But how can he be good when all the flags are coming down
In Red Hollywood?
In Red Hollywood.
(Figure 2)
I^?ve been crying.
I^?ve been crying all night.......
Guitar Solo
Pre- Chorus
Chorus (no guitar 1)
Outro: Guitar 2 and Trumpet improvisation.
Comments
Spotted a wrong chord, or know a capo position that sounds closer to the record?
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