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Shes Gone

by The Brian Jonestown Massacre

Biography:

The Brian Jonestown Massacre was formed in San Francisco in 1990. The band has had over 40 members since then, but its driving force and main songwriter is Anton Newcombe. Other prominent members have included Matt Hollywood, Dean Taylor, Jeff Davies, Brian Glaze, and Joel Gion. Their sound is heavily influenced by the psychedelic sounds of the 1960s, but also carries influences from shoegaze, jangle pop, garage rock, and lo-fi genres.

Over its decade-long history, the band has undergone a large number of personnel changes.

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Four years of hard work!

This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!

Note: based on a many live performances from BJM last USA tour this year. This song is so hard to complete
in 100% right way, because for this you need three guitars and a lot of effects and play technique. But with
this guide you can free play this song for yourself. Its fun.

Note #2: tune your guitar into open C.

Note #3: words on album version and live performances its different someplace, but its ok. "Its a conceptual
art" (c) Anton Newcombe.

Note #4: i think Anton and Ryan playing same parts in this song, besides Anton doing solo parties sometime.
You will see this rhythm part and a bit of solo in this guide. Other guitarist, Ricky Maymi, is playing A, D
chords with capo on 4th fret in default tuning with six string guitar (actually all guitars in this song is
six string).

Play this C/F chord like this (hold it with your big finger, if you can):
e|-0-|
C|-0-|
G|-0-|
C|-5-|
G|-5-|
C|-5-|

N.C. means you should play all strings open.

[Intro]

N.C. - C/F - x4
Then solo (it's very hard to emulate like its Anton doing, but heres a bit of it):
e|--------------------------------------------------------|
C|--------------------------------------------------------|
G|--10-9-7-5-3-5-3----------------------------------------|
C|--------------------------------------------------------|
G|--------------------------------------------------------|
C|--------------------------------------------------------|

So its repeating many times in all solos in this song. Just try jam with it and you get right way.

[Verse]

N.C. C/F N.C. C/F N.C.
I've got this feeling when you're smiling
N.C. C/F N.C. C/F N.C.
It's not the same thing when you're crying
N.C. C/F N.C. C/F N.C.
Enjoy too well, I got it, don't think too much about it
N.C. C/F N.C. C/F N.C.
I love to see you when you're smiling

[Solo part]

[Verse]

N.C. C/F N.C. C/F N.C.
It's not too much after you be free
N.C. C/F N.C. C/F N.C.
There's so much more for you to see
N.C. C/F N.C. C/F N.C.
Enjoy too well about it, don't think too much about it
N.C. C/F N.C. C/F N.C.
I love to see you when you're smiling

[Solo part]

[Verse]

N.C. C/F N.C. C/F N.C.
It's not too much after you be free
N.C. C/F N.C. C/F N.C.
There's so much more for you to see
N.C.
I see

[Solo part]

Other guitars just keep repeating open strings and 5-fret-thing.
Song ends on all strings open.