Biography:
Jesse Cook, musician/producer, combines virtuoso rumba-flamenco guitar playing with elements of musical styles from all over the world. He has performed with the Chieftains, Diana Krall and Charlotte Church, among others, and has appeared on Jay Leno. Cook’s CDs have all charted on Billboard magazine’s top 10. He has won a Juno award, two Canadian Smooth Jazz ‘Guitarist of the Year’ awards and a Gemini award. His music has been featured on several episodes of Sex in the City
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Other songs:
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Artist: Jesse Cook and Mellisa McClelland
Title: It ain't me babe
Album: Jesse Cook's "Frontiers"
Tabbed by captain_crunch8
I simply produced the basic bar chords. I said forget tabbing all the rifts and fills,
that for
someone else. Listen to the song to figure out when to repeat sections, and note in the Chorus
that you'll have to play the C#m and Bm a few times before moving on to the D and E. If you're
familiar with Jesse Cook, then you should know his strumming patterns. Play responsibly
enjoy.
P.S. I think the solo is somewhat like the Chorus.
Standard Tuning - EADGBe
Intro
e---5---|
B---5---|
G---6---|
D---7---|
A---7---|
E---5---|
A
Verse
e---5---5---7---|
B---5---7---9---|
G---6---7---9---|
D---7---7---9---|
A---7---5---7---|
E---5---x---x---|
A D E
Pre Chorus
e---4---2---5---7---|
B---5---3---7---9---|
G---6---4---7---9---|
D---6---4---7---9---|
A---4---2---5---7---|
E---x---x---x---x---|
C#m Bm D E
Chorus
e---5---5---7---|
B---5---7---9---|
G---6---7---9---|
D---7---7---9---|
A---7---5---7---|
E---5---x---x---|
A D E
Bridge (like intro)
e---5---|
B---5---|
G---6---|
D---7---|
A---7---|
E---5---|
A
Title: It ain't me babe
Album: Jesse Cook's "Frontiers"
Tabbed by captain_crunch8
I simply produced the basic bar chords. I said forget tabbing all the rifts and fills,
that for
someone else. Listen to the song to figure out when to repeat sections, and note in the Chorus
that you'll have to play the C#m and Bm a few times before moving on to the D and E. If you're
familiar with Jesse Cook, then you should know his strumming patterns. Play responsibly
enjoy.
P.S. I think the solo is somewhat like the Chorus.
Standard Tuning - EADGBe
Intro
e---5---|
B---5---|
G---6---|
D---7---|
A---7---|
E---5---|
A
Verse
e---5---5---7---|
B---5---7---9---|
G---6---7---9---|
D---7---7---9---|
A---7---5---7---|
E---5---x---x---|
A D E
Pre Chorus
e---4---2---5---7---|
B---5---3---7---9---|
G---6---4---7---9---|
D---6---4---7---9---|
A---4---2---5---7---|
E---x---x---x---x---|
C#m Bm D E
Chorus
e---5---5---7---|
B---5---7---9---|
G---6---7---9---|
D---7---7---9---|
A---7---5---7---|
E---5---x---x---|
A D E
Bridge (like intro)
e---5---|
B---5---|
G---6---|
D---7---|
A---7---|
E---5---|
A
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