Biography:
Josh Rouse (born 1972 in Paxton, Nebraska) is an American roots/melodic folk singer. From his first album, Dressed Up Like Nebraska, in 1998, he has won critical acclaim.
Rouse lived in various places in Midwest America during his childhood due to his father's military career. Following his time at Austin Peay State University, he eventually settled down in Tennessee, where he met some local musicians and began recording. Signing to the Rykodisc subsidiary Slow River
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Other songs:
- My Love Has Gone
- Saturday
- Slaveship
- Sparrows Over Birmingham
- Under Your Charms
- 100M Backstroke
- 1972
- Carolina
- Comeback Light Therapy
- Directions
- Domesticated Lovers
- Dressed Up Like Nebraska
- El Otro Lado
- Feeling No Pain
- Flair
- Flight Attendant
- Givin It Up
- His Majesty Rides
- Hollywood Bass Player
- I Will Live On Islands
- Its Good To Have You
- Its The Nighttime
- James
- Julie Come Out Of The Rain
- Late Night Conversation
- London Bridges Acoustic
- Love Vibration
- Maybe Youre The Right One
- Parts And Accessories
- Pheasant Feather
- Rise
- Sad Eyes
- Sad Mf
- Some Days Im Golden All Night
- Streelights
- Streetlights
- Sunshine
- Sweetie
- These Long Summer Days
- Ugly Stories
- Under Cold Blue Stars
- Whole Night Through
- Winter In The Hamtons
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Artist - Josh Rouse
Album - She's Spanish, I'm American
Song - These Long Summer Days
Tabbed by: Keith
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Taking a shot at this one as I don't see it anywhere else on the web. The guitar is
and I could be off a bit, but this sounds like a nice arrangement to my ear. Easy to play
you get your fingers used to the slightly unusual chords.
Tuning: Standard
The whole song follows this pattern:
E/A B/E E/A B/E
A* B*
You're just going from an E to a B but using a more open fingering than the barre
The bass is going from A to E, so pluck the open 5th & 6th strings to mimic that.
E/A B/E
e|-7------0-----|
B|-9------0-----|
G|-9------8-----|
D|-9------9-----|
A|-0------9-----|
E|-x------0-----|
For the A* & B* (probably not the right name), use these little triads. Just slide from
A up to the B:
A B
e|-0------0-----|
B|-5------7-----|
G|-6------8-----|
D|-7------9-----|
A|-0------x-----|
E|-x------x-----|
If you want to play the bass notes along with the triads, you can use your thumb on the
string to get the A & B notes. You could play the A open as above, but I think it sounds
this way since the B isn't open:
A B
e|-0------0-----|
B|-5------7-----|
G|-6------8-----|
D|-7------9-----|
A|-x------x-----|
E|-5------7-----|
Album - She's Spanish, I'm American
Song - These Long Summer Days
Tabbed by: Keith
Email:[email protected]
Taking a shot at this one as I don't see it anywhere else on the web. The guitar is
and I could be off a bit, but this sounds like a nice arrangement to my ear. Easy to play
you get your fingers used to the slightly unusual chords.
Tuning: Standard
The whole song follows this pattern:
E/A B/E E/A B/E
A* B*
You're just going from an E to a B but using a more open fingering than the barre
The bass is going from A to E, so pluck the open 5th & 6th strings to mimic that.
E/A B/E
e|-7------0-----|
B|-9------0-----|
G|-9------8-----|
D|-9------9-----|
A|-0------9-----|
E|-x------0-----|
For the A* & B* (probably not the right name), use these little triads. Just slide from
A up to the B:
A B
e|-0------0-----|
B|-5------7-----|
G|-6------8-----|
D|-7------9-----|
A|-0------x-----|
E|-x------x-----|
If you want to play the bass notes along with the triads, you can use your thumb on the
string to get the A & B notes. You could play the A open as above, but I think it sounds
this way since the B isn't open:
A B
e|-0------0-----|
B|-5------7-----|
G|-6------8-----|
D|-7------9-----|
A|-x------x-----|
E|-5------7-----|
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