Biography:
Joan Osborne (born Joan Elizabeth Osborne in Anchorage, Kentucky, on 8 July 1962) is an American singer, songwriter, and interpreter of music, having recorded and performed in various popular American musical genres including rock, pop, soul, R&B, blues, and country. She is best known for her recording of the Eric Bazilian-penned song "One of Us", from her debut album Relish (1995) - with the single and the album garnering a combined seven Grammy award nominations. Osborne was a member of Trigger Hippy from 2012 to 2018.
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Date: Wed, 7 Feb 1996 21:24:16 -0500
From: Bryson Meunier
Subject: TAB:"Right Hand Man" by Joan Osborne
I didn't figure out all of this song...only the verse riff. It is an
integral part of the song though so that fact should keep this from being a
worthless post. I'm including the lyrics as well so that should help the
cause. The verse riff should be fairly accurate because it's similar
if not identical to what the guitarist played on SNL. The transcription is
fairly general but just play it loosely to make up for any inaccuracies. The
positions should be correct though. Write me with any
comments,questions,corrections or additions at [email protected]
"Right Hand Man" (J.Osborne, E.Bazilian, R.Hyman, R.Chertoff, D.Van Vliet)
From Joan Osborne's "Relish"(1995)
Guitar parts performed on the album by Eric Bazilian
Verse riff and lyrics transcribed by Bryson Meunier
main riff(clean electric)-
E-------------------------------------------|
B--------------------0----------------------|
G--7----7---7--7--7--0--1--------1-----0----|
D--7h9--7---7--9--7--0--2--------2-----0----|
A--7----7---7-----7--0--2--------2-----0----|
E-----------------------0--0--0-----0-------|
Repeat that riff throughout verse. There's a possibility that it might vary
slightly at certain points. Just play along with the rhythm and it should
sound fine. Even though I described the tone as clean electric, there may be
a slight reverb or some other effect. I'm not a musician so I really don't
know. It sounds fine clean though IMO.
lyrics:
Let me use your toothbrush
Have you got a clean shirt
My panties in a wad
at the bottom of my purse
I walk into the street
The air's so cool
I'm wired and I'm tired
and I'm grinnin' like a fool
I've been on the floor lookin' for a chair
I've been on a chair lookin' for a couch
I've been on a couch lookin' for a bed
lookin' for a bed lookin' for my my
My right hand, my right hand man(7x)
If he can't fix it I don't know who can
(main riff)
woo hoo
aw yeah
Sesame(?)A salesman
The cops on the block
They know what I've been doin'
They see the way I walk
I wonder what they'd say now
I wonder what they'd do
They feel somebody want them
The way I'm wanting you
(bridge)
(chorus)
use me up if you think you can
(sax solo/verse riff)
(bridge)
(chorus(extended variation))
If he can't fix it gonna find a boy who can
Anyone who wants to post the chords for the bridge and chorus is more than
welcome. Have fun with it.
#This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the #
#song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. #
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------##
#
Date: Wed, 7 Feb 1996 21:24:16 -0500
From: Bryson Meunier
Subject: TAB:"Right Hand Man" by Joan Osborne
I didn't figure out all of this song...only the verse riff. It is an
integral part of the song though so that fact should keep this from being a
worthless post. I'm including the lyrics as well so that should help the
cause. The verse riff should be fairly accurate because it's similar
if not identical to what the guitarist played on SNL. The transcription is
fairly general but just play it loosely to make up for any inaccuracies. The
positions should be correct though. Write me with any
comments,questions,corrections or additions at [email protected]
"Right Hand Man" (J.Osborne, E.Bazilian, R.Hyman, R.Chertoff, D.Van Vliet)
From Joan Osborne's "Relish"(1995)
Guitar parts performed on the album by Eric Bazilian
Verse riff and lyrics transcribed by Bryson Meunier
main riff(clean electric)-
E-------------------------------------------|
B--------------------0----------------------|
G--7----7---7--7--7--0--1--------1-----0----|
D--7h9--7---7--9--7--0--2--------2-----0----|
A--7----7---7-----7--0--2--------2-----0----|
E-----------------------0--0--0-----0-------|
Repeat that riff throughout verse. There's a possibility that it might vary
slightly at certain points. Just play along with the rhythm and it should
sound fine. Even though I described the tone as clean electric, there may be
a slight reverb or some other effect. I'm not a musician so I really don't
know. It sounds fine clean though IMO.
lyrics:
Let me use your toothbrush
Have you got a clean shirt
My panties in a wad
at the bottom of my purse
I walk into the street
The air's so cool
I'm wired and I'm tired
and I'm grinnin' like a fool
I've been on the floor lookin' for a chair
I've been on a chair lookin' for a couch
I've been on a couch lookin' for a bed
lookin' for a bed lookin' for my my
My right hand, my right hand man(7x)
If he can't fix it I don't know who can
(main riff)
woo hoo
aw yeah
Sesame(?)A salesman
The cops on the block
They know what I've been doin'
They see the way I walk
I wonder what they'd say now
I wonder what they'd do
They feel somebody want them
The way I'm wanting you
(bridge)
(chorus)
use me up if you think you can
(sax solo/verse riff)
(bridge)
(chorus(extended variation))
If he can't fix it gonna find a boy who can
Anyone who wants to post the chords for the bridge and chorus is more than
welcome. Have fun with it.
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