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submitted by: mlumley@chattanooga.net
 Date: 7 Jun 1995 18:16:41 GMT
 In article 
 , 
 llama@u.washington.edu says...
 >
 >
 >OK.  I haven't seen anyone else post any Zappa tunes, I have a bunch 
 >figured out so I've decided since I have nothing better to do at 3:00 in 
 >the morning I'll try my first PC tab.  Bass guitar only, I'm not in the 
 >mood to post the guitar part, I'm not that ambitious.
 >
 >For those of you not familiar with this tune, it is available on several 
 >Zappa albums, it originally appeared on One Size Fits All.  Featured 
 >musicians were Frank of course, George Duke, Napoleon Murphy Brock, 
 >Chester Thomas, Tom Fowler, and Ruth Underwood.  IMHO the _best_ version 
 >of this song is on the album "The Best Band You Never Heard In Your 
 >Life".  I highly suggest picking it up.
 >
 >My TAB explanation:
 >
 >x/y denotes a slide from fret x to fret y.
 >everything else is self explanitory.
 >
 >
 >Anyways, here it goes.
 >
 >G|--------------------------------------12-11-9-11-11-9-11-9-7-9-7-------
 --|
 >D|------------5-7-7/9-7-7---5-7/9-7--------------------------------------
 --|
 >A|-7-7-7-7-7-9-----------7-9--------5-3---------------------------7-9----
 --|
 >E|-----------------------------------------------------------------------
 --|
 >
 >G|-----------------------------------------------------------------------
 --|
 >D|-----------------5----5-------------------------------------5-7/9-7----
 --|
 >A|-0-2-3-2-0-0--5-7--5-7--7-5-5/3-5-5-5-----------0-2-0-0--7-9--------5-3
 --|
 >E|--------------------------------------0-0-0-2-3------------------------
 --|
 >
 >G|-12-11-9-11-11-9-11-9-7-9-7--------------------4-2-0--2-0----0---------
 --|
 >D|----------------------------------------------------2----2-0--2-0------
 --|
 >A|---------------------------7/9-7--0-2-3-2-0-0--------------------0-3-0-
 --|
 >E|-----------------------------------------------------------------------
 --|
 >
 >G|-------------------------------------------------12-----------------14-
 --|
 >D|--------7-7-9-9-7-9-7-9-12-9-14-11-11-------12-14--14-12-------14-16--1
 6-|
 >A|-7-7-7-7-------------------------------12-14------------14-14-16-------
 --|
 >E|-----------------------------------------------------------------------
 --|
 >
 >G|----------------------------------------12-12-10-10-8-8-4-4-6-6--------
 --|
 >D|-14---------------------------5-2-7-4-4------------------------7-7-9-9-
 --|
 >A|---16--0-0-0-0-5-5-7-7-5-7-5-7-----------------------------------------
 --|
 >E|-----------------------------------------------------------------------
 --|
 >
 >G|---------------------------
 >D|---------------------------
 >A|--7---7---7---0------------
 >E|---------------------------
 >   "she was the daughter....
 >
 >OK, that's enough for now.  I'll post the bridge and the outro stuff 
 >later, I'l friggin' tired.  The verses are basically improv in A major, 
 >really simple stuff.  These figures in the intro repeat at various times 
 >during the song, you can figure out where.  Like I said, I'll finish it 
 >later and post it.
 >
 >So what do people think?  Did I really fuck up or is this pretty cool?