
main riff:|—————————————————————————————————————————4—6—4—————————————————————— 
            |———————4—6—4———————————4—6—4—————————4—7———————7—4———————4—6—4——————
            |———4—7———————7—4————4—7———————7—4——5—————————————————4—7———————7—4——
            |—5————————————————5—————————————————————————————————5———————————————

  ———————6———————4———————————————————|.  then back to the start!     
  ———6—9—————4—7——————————4—6—4——————|
  —7———————5——————————4—7———————7—4——|
  ——————————————————5————————————————|.         
    
  Its a fun song to play and a good warm up for you hands!

                      !Enjoy!

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Steve D

2 years, 9 months ago
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like this one better than most

Antonybajo

2 years, 5 months ago
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I'm sorry, but I think the number 6 should be a 5, which corresponds to the minor seventh of any blues.
Why don't you use the blues box for accompaniment?
It is explained here:

mkeadjiw22

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