Biography:
Rocky Votolato is an American musician. He was born in rural Texas in 1978, though was raised in the Pacific Northwest. When his former band Lying on Loot disbanded in 1996, Rocky Votolato, along with friends Rudy Gajadhar (drums) and Andrew Hartley (bass), started playing under the name Waxwing. Rocky's younger brother Cody (The Blood Brothers) soon joined the band on second guitar, and the band recorded their debut 7" for Henry's Finest Recordings.
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Other songs:
- End Like This
- Mix Tapes Cellmate
- The Break-up Song (let's Just Be Friends)
- White Daisy Passing Am C Please Slow It Down Am There'
- A Discourse On Killing
- Above The Water
- Alabaster
- Automatic Rifle
- Boxcutter
- Crabtree And Evelyn
- Death Right
- Death
- Dont Walk Out On Me
- Eyes Like Static
- Fragments
- Goldfield
- Hospital Handshakes
- Ill Catch You
- Instrument
- Light And The Sound
- Like Silver
- Lilly White
- Lily White
- Little Spring
- Lucky Clover Coin
- Makers
- Mix Tapes Cellmates
- Montana
- Nights Disguise
- October
- One More Work Song Blues
- Portland Is Leaving
- Postcard From Kentucky
- Red River
- Safety Is A Coffin
- Sawdust And Shavings
- Secrets Of A Salesman
- She Was Only In It For The Rain
- Silver Trees
- Sparklers
- Suicide Medicine
- Sun Devil
- Sunlight
- Television Of Saints
- Tennessee Train Tracks
- The Finish Line
- The Old Holland
- The Wrong Side Of Reno
- Tinfoil Hats
- Treasure Chest
- Uppers Arent Necessary
- Where We Left Off
- White Daisy Passing
- White
- Without Eyes Still Seeing
- Writing Fiction
- Your Darkest Eyes
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Don't Walk Out On Me
Rocky Votolato
tabbed by Jamison Kane
This is a song off of Burning My Travels Clean, if I'm not mistaken. It caught my ear
a few days ago and I decided to tab it out.
This song is tuned half a step down. It's a fairly easy song to play-- Rocky likes to
harp on the whole less-is-more thing, I suppose.
---Verse---
"I'm gonna start at the beginning..."
"You have been brought here..."
"I should be singing to earn my keep by now..."
C Am
eb|--0-----0----|
Bb|--1-----1----|
Gb|--0-----0h2--|
Db|--0h2---2----|
Ab|--3-----0----|
Eb|-------------|
Play this a few times over, adding the hammer-ons where you see fit-- as per usual,
it's mostly improvisation in that respect.
---Chorus---
"No, I don't know anything about Bethoven..."
"But it's hard..."
"I guess my throat just can't carry the weight..."
F G C C7 Am
eb|--1----3----0----0----0---|
Bb|--1----3----1----1----1---|
Gb|--2----0----0----0----2---|
Db|--3----0----2----0----2---|
Ab|--3----2----3----2----0---|
Eb|--1----3------------------|
The F and G chords get held a little longer than the C, C7 and Am chords, which come
quicker, in a more step-wise motion.
Last time through, play F and G and then go back into the verse.
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Questions? Comments? Hit me up on AOL Instant Messenger at jamisonlikewhat or via
e-mail at [email protected]!
Rocky Votolato
tabbed by Jamison Kane
This is a song off of Burning My Travels Clean, if I'm not mistaken. It caught my ear
a few days ago and I decided to tab it out.
This song is tuned half a step down. It's a fairly easy song to play-- Rocky likes to
harp on the whole less-is-more thing, I suppose.
---Verse---
"I'm gonna start at the beginning..."
"You have been brought here..."
"I should be singing to earn my keep by now..."
C Am
eb|--0-----0----|
Bb|--1-----1----|
Gb|--0-----0h2--|
Db|--0h2---2----|
Ab|--3-----0----|
Eb|-------------|
Play this a few times over, adding the hammer-ons where you see fit-- as per usual,
it's mostly improvisation in that respect.
---Chorus---
"No, I don't know anything about Bethoven..."
"But it's hard..."
"I guess my throat just can't carry the weight..."
F G C C7 Am
eb|--1----3----0----0----0---|
Bb|--1----3----1----1----1---|
Gb|--2----0----0----0----2---|
Db|--3----0----2----0----2---|
Ab|--3----2----3----2----0---|
Eb|--1----3------------------|
The F and G chords get held a little longer than the C, C7 and Am chords, which come
quicker, in a more step-wise motion.
Last time through, play F and G and then go back into the verse.
-----------------------------------------
Questions? Comments? Hit me up on AOL Instant Messenger at jamisonlikewhat or via
e-mail at [email protected]!
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