Biography:
Grandaddy are an American indie pop band formed in Modesto, California in 1992 by singer/guitarist/keyboardist Jason Lytle, bassist Kevin Garcia, and drummer Aaron Burtch; although a noisy, lo-fi approach characterized early recordings like 1994's Complex Party Come Along Theories, with the 1995 additions of guitarist Jim Fairchild and keyboardist Tim Dryden the group's sound expanded exponentially over the course of subsequent efforts including the unreleased Don't Sock the Tryer and the 1996 EP A Pretty Mess by This One Band.
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# song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. #
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From: [email protected] (send comments)
Date: November 9, 2003
Song: El Caminos in the West
Artist: Grandaddy
Album: Sumday
Tabbed by: Tony López
I just love this song!!!
Tuning:Standard(eBGDAE)
Numbers in parantheses are optional
Intro
G Cm G Cm F Bb Eb F G
e|-------------------------------------------|
B|------4---------4--------(3)--(8)-(10)-(12)|
G|-4----5----4----5----2----3----8---10---12-|
D|-5----5----5----5----3----3----8---10---12-|
A|-5----3----5----3----3----1----6----8---10-|
E|-3---------3---------1---------------------|
Verse
G Em Bm G C Am C D
e|--------------------------------------|
B|----------(3)-------(5)--(1)--(5)--(7)|
G|(4)--(0)---4---(4)---5----2----5----7-|
D|-5----2----4----5----5----2----5----7-|
A|-5----2----2----5----3----0----3----5-|
E|-3----0---------3---------------------|
Chorus
Am D G Em Am D G G7 Am D G Em Am D
e|--------------------------------------------------------------------|
B|-----(7)-----------------(7)-----------------(7)-----------------(7)|
G|(0)---7---(4)--(0)--(0)---7---(4)--(4)--(0)---7---(4)--(0)--(0)---7-|
D|-7----7----5----2----7----7----5----0----7----7----5----2----7----7-|
A|-7----5----5----2----7----5----5----5----7----5----5----2----7----5-|
E|-5---------3----0----5---------3----3----5---------3----0----5------|
Play the Intro after the chorus and at the end.
A lot of the chords are just sustained, but you can strum your own patterns.
Just listen to the drums. They help.
That's it! Just repeat what is needed.
# This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the #
# song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. #
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------#
From: [email protected] (send comments)
Date: November 9, 2003
Song: El Caminos in the West
Artist: Grandaddy
Album: Sumday
Tabbed by: Tony López
I just love this song!!!
Tuning:Standard(eBGDAE)
Numbers in parantheses are optional
Intro
G Cm G Cm F Bb Eb F G
e|-------------------------------------------|
B|------4---------4--------(3)--(8)-(10)-(12)|
G|-4----5----4----5----2----3----8---10---12-|
D|-5----5----5----5----3----3----8---10---12-|
A|-5----3----5----3----3----1----6----8---10-|
E|-3---------3---------1---------------------|
Verse
G Em Bm G C Am C D
e|--------------------------------------|
B|----------(3)-------(5)--(1)--(5)--(7)|
G|(4)--(0)---4---(4)---5----2----5----7-|
D|-5----2----4----5----5----2----5----7-|
A|-5----2----2----5----3----0----3----5-|
E|-3----0---------3---------------------|
Chorus
Am D G Em Am D G G7 Am D G Em Am D
e|--------------------------------------------------------------------|
B|-----(7)-----------------(7)-----------------(7)-----------------(7)|
G|(0)---7---(4)--(0)--(0)---7---(4)--(4)--(0)---7---(4)--(0)--(0)---7-|
D|-7----7----5----2----7----7----5----0----7----7----5----2----7----7-|
A|-7----5----5----2----7----5----5----5----7----5----5----2----7----5-|
E|-5---------3----0----5---------3----3----5---------3----0----5------|
Play the Intro after the chorus and at the end.
A lot of the chords are just sustained, but you can strum your own patterns.
Just listen to the drums. They help.
That's it! Just repeat what is needed.
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