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Date: Wed, 28 Jun 2000 13:34:20 -0400
 From: "Desmond Kelleher" 
 Subject: o/ocean_colour_scene/july.tab
 July
 Ocean Colour Scene
 One From The Modern, Track 7
 Written by Simon Fowler, Steve Craddock, Damon Minchella and Oscar 
 Harrison.
 
 Chords used:
    EBGDAE
 Em:000220
 A :02220X
 G :334553
 B :778997
 E :001220
 
 I usually wait till the tab book comes out, so I don't work out stuff 
 that much, but it doesn't look like they're not making one for this 
 album, so here it is.
 
 Intro Riff:
 
 A:--------------------------------7-
 E:0-0-12-0-0-12-0p3-0p5-0p7-0p7-9---
 
 Repeat this four times, the other instruments come in after two.
 
 After that
 
 D:-2-2---2-2---2-2---2-2---
 A:-2-2---2-2---2-2---2-2---
 E:-0-0---0-0---0-0---0-0---
 
 Well it's just the Em chord, but 
 that's the timing. Remember, damp  
 it with your right hand.
 
 Verse:
 
 Em                          A 
 It's warm outside...	...Snow       (Play the bottom three notes of 
  				       the A chord here with wah-wah)
 G                          A
 Window...               ...Away       (OK, when you play that G
                                        play G:--12-10-12-10--)
 
 	 E		   B          
 Deeper down...       ...Mistake	       (Just down-strums here.)
 A      
 This way...             
 
 
 Chorus:
                   E       A      E      A
 And June becomes July
               E     A     E      A
 June becomes July
 
 You get the idea. Now the tab here is this (sort of).
 
 E:-------------------------------
 B-------------------)-)-)--------
 G:---)-)-)--------14-)-)-)-14-12- And repeat
 D:-14-)-)-)-14-12----------------
 A:-------------------------------
 E:-------------------------------
 
 OK, that looks really dodgy, it's hard to write that in tab. 
 Basically play the note on the 14th fret, bend it up, then down, then 
 up then down. Now it makes sense.
 
 Tiny snare drum fill then
 
 Verse 2: Well, just play this exactly the same as verse one. Then
 
 Intro Riff, then 
 
 Verse 3, then
 
 Intro Riff (Worth playing one more time.)
 
 Then the guitar plays
 
 B:--15-12--15-12--15-12--15-12-
 
 While the bass plays the intro riff.
 
 Then it gets a little atmospheric.
 
 The guitar just plays the E chord once, with lots of flanger,
 and the bass does something like
 
 
 E:-0---3---5---7---9---10---11---12---0-
 
 The guitar plays E as well on that last note.
 
 Now for that little coda bit at the end.
 
 There's an acoustic guitar picking individual notes in the Em chord 
 and then the electric guitar plays a riff in the key of E with warm 
 distortion on.
 
 Acoustic:
 
 E:---0------------
 B:-------0--------
 G:----------0-----And repeat.
 D:-------------2--
 A:-----2----------
 E:-0--------------
 
 Yeah, that's about right.
 
 Electric:
 
 E:----------------------------------------
 B:----------------------------------------
 G:-------------12------------------12--14-And repeat.
 D:-------12-14----14--------12--14--------
 A:-12h14--------------12h14---------------
 E:----------------------------------------
  
 Well, that's about it. Just a couple of things: I worked this out on 
 my acoustic cause the electric was in the other room so I couldn't 
 really work out all those twiddly trembolo bits that Steve Craddock 
 puts in. My guess is that they are based around the chord note so 
 they should be easy enough to work out. As I said, I don't work out 
 things much so please e-mail me telling me what you think (especially 
 with corrections). Thanks. And Sorry it's so long, I do tend to 
 ramble on a bit.
 
 Des, from Dublin in Ireland.
 desie@ireland.com.