Biography:
Cat Power is American singer, songwriter, musician, occasional actress, and model Charlyn Marie Marshall (also known as Chan, pronounced "Shawn") (born in Atlanta, Georgia, U.S. on 21 January 1972). Cat Power was originally the name of Marshall's first band, but has become her stage name as a solo artist.
After dropping out of high school, Marshall started performing under the name Cat Power, while in Atlanta, backed by musicians Glen Thrasher, Mark Moore, and others.
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Mr. Gallo by Cat Power
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From her 1995 debut, 'Dear Sir'. There really is only one chord being used here, and
it's arpeggiated. She plays around with the notes in a Cmaj7 and then just plays the A root
note and the surrounding strings. The first note plucked at the beginning is just a C
root note (A string, 3rd fret), and she then goes into playing Cmaj7 and alternates between
that and the A root. She also plays several open notes, particularly the G and B string.
Instead of bothering to tab it all out, I've just charted her hand formations for you.
It's simple enough that listening to the song should provide you enough to figure out
the pattern she has with the picking. Simply put: get down the pattern of her Cmaj7 arpeggio,
and lift your finger off the A string and continue to play the same pattern.
Tabbed by: Scott H.
Tuning: Standard
Chords used:
Cmaj7 A (root note)
e|------------ ---------|
B|---0-------- ---0-----|
G|---0-------- ---0-----|
D|---2-------- ---2-----|
A|---3-------- ---0-----|
E|------------ ---------|
Cmaj7 A
Oh, Mr. Gallo
Cmaj7
What a good friend
A
We both know the game
Cmaj7 A
Oh, Mr. Gallo
Cmaj7
What a good frame
A
Your close lover has
Cmaj7 A
Oh, Chan, what a woman you've become
Cmaj7 A
Cannot say I never thought you'd look me in the eyes
Cmaj7 A
Oh, and what a lover you've become
Cmaj7 A
Can I say I always thought you were a liar?
Cmaj7 A
Oh, you say, what a laugh you have
Cmaj7 A
Cannot say I never thought I had anything funny
Cmaj7 A Cmaj7
Oh, and what a charmer you've become, Mr. Gallo
A Cmaj7
Not full of hate
Mr. Gallo by Cat Power
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From her 1995 debut, 'Dear Sir'. There really is only one chord being used here, and
it's arpeggiated. She plays around with the notes in a Cmaj7 and then just plays the A root
note and the surrounding strings. The first note plucked at the beginning is just a C
root note (A string, 3rd fret), and she then goes into playing Cmaj7 and alternates between
that and the A root. She also plays several open notes, particularly the G and B string.
Instead of bothering to tab it all out, I've just charted her hand formations for you.
It's simple enough that listening to the song should provide you enough to figure out
the pattern she has with the picking. Simply put: get down the pattern of her Cmaj7 arpeggio,
and lift your finger off the A string and continue to play the same pattern.
Tabbed by: Scott H.
Tuning: Standard
Chords used:
Cmaj7 A (root note)
e|------------ ---------|
B|---0-------- ---0-----|
G|---0-------- ---0-----|
D|---2-------- ---2-----|
A|---3-------- ---0-----|
E|------------ ---------|
Cmaj7 A
Oh, Mr. Gallo
Cmaj7
What a good friend
A
We both know the game
Cmaj7 A
Oh, Mr. Gallo
Cmaj7
What a good frame
A
Your close lover has
Cmaj7 A
Oh, Chan, what a woman you've become
Cmaj7 A
Cannot say I never thought you'd look me in the eyes
Cmaj7 A
Oh, and what a lover you've become
Cmaj7 A
Can I say I always thought you were a liar?
Cmaj7 A
Oh, you say, what a laugh you have
Cmaj7 A
Cannot say I never thought I had anything funny
Cmaj7 A Cmaj7
Oh, and what a charmer you've become, Mr. Gallo
A Cmaj7
Not full of hate
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