Biography:
The Raconteurs is an alternative rock band, formed in Detroit, Michigan, United States, in 2005. The band consists of Jack White (vocals, guitar), Brendan Benson (vocals, guitar), Jack Lawrence (bass) and Patrick Keeler (drums). The band considers themselves to be a "new band made up of old friends" and the members are also members of other rock groups: White was a member of The White Stripes (and, along with Lawrence, is also a member of The Dead Weather)
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this song is written by two very good song writers - Jack White and Brendan Benson.
these two men along with patrick keeler and "little" jack Lawrence from the greenhornes are
raconteurs.
part of it is probibly wrong but its close and its a guide line
inro - this is what i like to play
E---1----3---1---0--|
B-----0---3---1---0-|
G-------------------| x 5 maybe 6
D-------------------|
A-------------------|
E-------------------|
do that a couple of times
then its the same chords over and over again
Ab/4th fret to f#/2nd fret (power chords/ 5th chords) and both on E string
play those two chords 5 times then play the intro over it for 2nd guitar
play the two together 8 times
IF YOURE NEW TO GUITAR DONT BE SCARED OF THIS SOLO, IT IS PRETTY EASY
E----------------------------------------------------------------|
B----------------------------------------------------------------|
G-------------------------------12~------------------------------|
D-12~--12-12-15-12-15-12-15-12-------12-12-15-12-15-12----12-----|
A------------------------------------------------------15----14--|
E----------------------------------------------------------------|
E-----------------------------------------------------------------------|
B-----------------------------------------------------------------------|
G--------------------------------12-------------------------------------|
D-12-12-15-12--12-12-15-12-15-12------12-12-15-12--12-12-15-12----12----|
A-------------------------------------------------------------15----14--|
E-----------------------------------------------------------------------|
E--15-15-14b15-13-15-13---------------------------------------|
B-----------------------15----------12----------12--12b13b12--|
G-----------------------------12-14----14-12-14---------------|
D-------------------------------------------------------------|
A-------------------------------------------------------------|
E-------------------------------------------------------------|
E------------------------------|
B------------------------------|
G--------12----------12--------|
D--12-15----15-12-15----15-12--|
A------------------------------|
E------------------------------|
E--13-----15----13-----12---- E--13----15~---|
B-----15-----15----13------12 B-----15-------|
G---------------------------- G--------------|
D---------------------------- D--------------|
A---------------------------- A--------------|
E---------------------------- X4 E--------------|
then play the intro 5 times
then they sing for a while, then play the two chords 5 times then ur done
these two men along with patrick keeler and "little" jack Lawrence from the greenhornes are
raconteurs.
part of it is probibly wrong but its close and its a guide line
inro - this is what i like to play
E---1----3---1---0--|
B-----0---3---1---0-|
G-------------------| x 5 maybe 6
D-------------------|
A-------------------|
E-------------------|
do that a couple of times
then its the same chords over and over again
Ab/4th fret to f#/2nd fret (power chords/ 5th chords) and both on E string
play those two chords 5 times then play the intro over it for 2nd guitar
play the two together 8 times
IF YOURE NEW TO GUITAR DONT BE SCARED OF THIS SOLO, IT IS PRETTY EASY
E----------------------------------------------------------------|
B----------------------------------------------------------------|
G-------------------------------12~------------------------------|
D-12~--12-12-15-12-15-12-15-12-------12-12-15-12-15-12----12-----|
A------------------------------------------------------15----14--|
E----------------------------------------------------------------|
E-----------------------------------------------------------------------|
B-----------------------------------------------------------------------|
G--------------------------------12-------------------------------------|
D-12-12-15-12--12-12-15-12-15-12------12-12-15-12--12-12-15-12----12----|
A-------------------------------------------------------------15----14--|
E-----------------------------------------------------------------------|
E--15-15-14b15-13-15-13---------------------------------------|
B-----------------------15----------12----------12--12b13b12--|
G-----------------------------12-14----14-12-14---------------|
D-------------------------------------------------------------|
A-------------------------------------------------------------|
E-------------------------------------------------------------|
E------------------------------|
B------------------------------|
G--------12----------12--------|
D--12-15----15-12-15----15-12--|
A------------------------------|
E------------------------------|
E--13-----15----13-----12---- E--13----15~---|
B-----15-----15----13------12 B-----15-------|
G---------------------------- G--------------|
D---------------------------- D--------------|
A---------------------------- A--------------|
E---------------------------- X4 E--------------|
then play the intro 5 times
then they sing for a while, then play the two chords 5 times then ur done
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