Biography:
The Hold Steady is an American rock band based in Brooklyn formed by vocalist/guitarist Craig Finn (ex-Lifter Puller) in 2004. Wanting to capture the sound of bands such as The Replacements and The Grifters, Finn recruited guitarist Tad Kubler (also ex-Lifter Puller), drummer Judd Counsell, and bassist Galen Polivka. In 2005 the band grew to include Franz Nicolay (of The World/Inferno Friendship Society) on keyboards and Bobby Drake took over on drums following Counsell's departure.
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Other songs:
- 212 Margarita
- A Slight Discomfort
- Cattle And The Creeping Things
- Cheyenne Sunrise
- Chill Out Tent
- Chillout Tent
- Constructive Summer
- Dont Let Me Explode
- Entitlement Crew
- Esther
- First Night
- Hot Soft Light
- Lord Im Discouraged
- Magazines
- Modestos Not That Sweet
- Most People Are Djs
- Party Pit
- Southtown Girls
- Stay Positive
- Stuck Between Stations
- T
- The Bear And The Maiden Fair
- The Weekenders
- We Can Get Together
- Yeah Sapphire
- You Can Make Him Like You
- Your Little Hoodrat Friend
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Stay Positive
by the Hold Steady
Transcribed by Aaron Grando
The song is quite easy, a good crash course in using power chords if you're a beginner.
Fun song to play and to sing along, too.
The whole song is played on a heavily overdriven electric.
You should be able to get the timing and transitions very easily if you listen to the song.
Intro
---------------
D5 F#5 E5 A5 G#5
Verse
---------------
F#5 G#5 A5 E5 F5
Transition
---------------
D5
Chorus
---------------
D5 F#5 E5 A5 G#5
Post Chorus Verse - Crank the Flanger!
---------------
F#5 A5 D5 F#5 B5 F#5
End Lick
---------------
A-----0-2-0--
E-0-2-------0
Order:
Intro - Verse - Transition - Verse - Chorus - Post Chorus Verse - Chorus - End lick
by the Hold Steady
Transcribed by Aaron Grando
The song is quite easy, a good crash course in using power chords if you're a beginner.
Fun song to play and to sing along, too.
The whole song is played on a heavily overdriven electric.
You should be able to get the timing and transitions very easily if you listen to the song.
Intro
---------------
D5 F#5 E5 A5 G#5
Verse
---------------
F#5 G#5 A5 E5 F5
Transition
---------------
D5
Chorus
---------------
D5 F#5 E5 A5 G#5
Post Chorus Verse - Crank the Flanger!
---------------
F#5 A5 D5 F#5 B5 F#5
End Lick
---------------
A-----0-2-0--
E-0-2-------0
Order:
Intro - Verse - Transition - Verse - Chorus - Post Chorus Verse - Chorus - End lick
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