Biografía:
Eric Johnson nació el 17 de agosto, 1954 en Austin, Texas, EE.UU., donde el blues y el country tienen una gran influencia, aunque esto no impidió que Eric tuviera también sus miras en otros estilos de música, particularmente rock, pop y jazz/fusión. A los 16 años comenzó su carrera profesional de música en la banda Mariani (1968). Su publicación de cien copias de un álbum de demostración fue uno de los más raros de todas las grabaciones psicodélicas de aquella época.
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Eric Johnsons Cliffs of dover
I actually worked this out from some bass tabs :/ It sounds right apart from ends of chorus's.
/=1Beat C(III)=1 Beat C(III)/=2Beats Ect
[Intro]
G (III)(Hold)
[Verse 1]
G(III)/// C(III)/ D(V)/
G(III)/// C(III)/ D(V)/
G(III)/// C(III)/ D(V)/
G(III)/// C(III)/ D(V)/
[Chorus 1]
Am(V)/ D(V)/ G(III)/ Em7(VII)/
Am(V)/ D(V)/ G(III)/ Em7(VII)/
Am(V)/ D(V)/ G(III)/ Em7(VII)/
Am(V)/ D(V)/ G(III)/ Em7(VII)/
[Transition 1]
Pause ///
G(III)///
G(III)///
G(III)///
[Verse 2]
G(III)/// C(III)/ D(V)/
G(III)/// C(III)/ D(V)/
G(III)/// C(III)/ D(V)/
G(III)/// C(III)/ D(V)/
[Chorus 2]
Am(V)/ D(V)/ G(III)/ Em7(VII)/
Am(V)/ D(V)/ G(III)/ Em7(VII)/
Am(V)/ D(V)/ G(III)/ Em7(VII)/
Am(V)/ D(V)/ G(III)/ Em7(VII)/
[Transition 2]
G(III)///
G(III)///
G(III)///
G(III)///
[Interlude]
G(III)///
G(III)///
G(III)///
G(III)///
G(III)///
G(III)///
G(III)///
G(III)///
G(III)///
G(III)///
G(III)///
C(III)/ D(V)/
[Main Solo]
Am(V)/ D(V)/ G(III)/ Em7(VII)/
Am(V)/ D(V)/ G(III)/ Em7(VII)/
Am(V)/ D(V)/ G(III)/ Em7(VII)/
Am(V)/ D(V)/ G(III)/ Em7(VII)/
Am(V)/ D(V)/ G(III)/ Em7(VII)/
Am(V)/ D(V)/ G(III)/ Em7(VII)/
Am(V)/ D(V)/ G(III)/ Em7(VII)/
Am(V)/ D(V)/ C(III)/ D(V) / (hold)
[Chorus 3]
Am(V)/ D(V)/ G(III)/ Em7(VII)/
Am(V)/ D(V)/ G(III)/ Em7(VII)/
Am(V)/ D(V)/ G(III)/ Em7(VII)/
Am(V)/ D(V)/ G(III)/ Em7(VII)/
[Outro]
G///
G///
G///
Silence// G (hit last note on 4th beat)
This is the basic outline of eric johnsons cliffs of dover.
If you want to heavy it up i suggest turning these chords into power chords (D turns
into D5) and ignor the Am and play it as an A5
If you want to make it plainer, then turn the E7 into a standard E. I put the E7 in
myself to jazz if up.
If you want to jazz it up, then add chord variations. (Am to Am7 or E7to E7#9) Do the
same to blues it up (but add in a shuffling bass note :))
If you want to solo over this song then just play a G Major Pentationic Blues scale over
it. (Same as an Eminor pentatonic Blues but with C as your main note)
Well thankyou. Please Rate :)
Chord List
(Numbers on Diagramme are your fingers and numbers on top are base frets)
G(III) C(III) D(V) Am(V) E7(VII)
3rd Fret 3rd Fret 5th Fret 5th Fret 7th Fret
e 1|-|-| e 1|-|-| e 1|-|-| e 1|-|-| e1|-|-|
B 1|-|-| B 1|-|4| B 1|-|4| B 1|-|-| B1|-|4|
G 1|2|-| G 1|-|3| G 1|-|3| G 1|-|-| G1|-|-|
D 1|-|4| D 1|-|2| D 1|-|2| D 1|-|4| D1|-|2|
A 1|-|3| A 1|-|-| A 1|-|-| A 1|-|3| A1|-|-|
E 1|-|-| E 1|-|-| E 1|-|-| E 1|-|-| E1|-|-|
I actually worked this out from some bass tabs :/ It sounds right apart from ends of chorus's.
/=1Beat C(III)=1 Beat C(III)/=2Beats Ect
[Intro]
G (III)(Hold)
[Verse 1]
G(III)/// C(III)/ D(V)/
G(III)/// C(III)/ D(V)/
G(III)/// C(III)/ D(V)/
G(III)/// C(III)/ D(V)/
[Chorus 1]
Am(V)/ D(V)/ G(III)/ Em7(VII)/
Am(V)/ D(V)/ G(III)/ Em7(VII)/
Am(V)/ D(V)/ G(III)/ Em7(VII)/
Am(V)/ D(V)/ G(III)/ Em7(VII)/
[Transition 1]
Pause ///
G(III)///
G(III)///
G(III)///
[Verse 2]
G(III)/// C(III)/ D(V)/
G(III)/// C(III)/ D(V)/
G(III)/// C(III)/ D(V)/
G(III)/// C(III)/ D(V)/
[Chorus 2]
Am(V)/ D(V)/ G(III)/ Em7(VII)/
Am(V)/ D(V)/ G(III)/ Em7(VII)/
Am(V)/ D(V)/ G(III)/ Em7(VII)/
Am(V)/ D(V)/ G(III)/ Em7(VII)/
[Transition 2]
G(III)///
G(III)///
G(III)///
G(III)///
[Interlude]
G(III)///
G(III)///
G(III)///
G(III)///
G(III)///
G(III)///
G(III)///
G(III)///
G(III)///
G(III)///
G(III)///
C(III)/ D(V)/
[Main Solo]
Am(V)/ D(V)/ G(III)/ Em7(VII)/
Am(V)/ D(V)/ G(III)/ Em7(VII)/
Am(V)/ D(V)/ G(III)/ Em7(VII)/
Am(V)/ D(V)/ G(III)/ Em7(VII)/
Am(V)/ D(V)/ G(III)/ Em7(VII)/
Am(V)/ D(V)/ G(III)/ Em7(VII)/
Am(V)/ D(V)/ G(III)/ Em7(VII)/
Am(V)/ D(V)/ C(III)/ D(V) / (hold)
[Chorus 3]
Am(V)/ D(V)/ G(III)/ Em7(VII)/
Am(V)/ D(V)/ G(III)/ Em7(VII)/
Am(V)/ D(V)/ G(III)/ Em7(VII)/
Am(V)/ D(V)/ G(III)/ Em7(VII)/
[Outro]
G///
G///
G///
Silence// G (hit last note on 4th beat)
This is the basic outline of eric johnsons cliffs of dover.
If you want to heavy it up i suggest turning these chords into power chords (D turns
into D5) and ignor the Am and play it as an A5
If you want to make it plainer, then turn the E7 into a standard E. I put the E7 in
myself to jazz if up.
If you want to jazz it up, then add chord variations. (Am to Am7 or E7to E7#9) Do the
same to blues it up (but add in a shuffling bass note :))
If you want to solo over this song then just play a G Major Pentationic Blues scale over
it. (Same as an Eminor pentatonic Blues but with C as your main note)
Well thankyou. Please Rate :)
Chord List
(Numbers on Diagramme are your fingers and numbers on top are base frets)
G(III) C(III) D(V) Am(V) E7(VII)
3rd Fret 3rd Fret 5th Fret 5th Fret 7th Fret
e 1|-|-| e 1|-|-| e 1|-|-| e 1|-|-| e1|-|-|
B 1|-|-| B 1|-|4| B 1|-|4| B 1|-|-| B1|-|4|
G 1|2|-| G 1|-|3| G 1|-|3| G 1|-|-| G1|-|-|
D 1|-|4| D 1|-|2| D 1|-|2| D 1|-|4| D1|-|2|
A 1|-|3| A 1|-|-| A 1|-|-| A 1|-|3| A1|-|-|
E 1|-|-| E 1|-|-| E 1|-|-| E 1|-|-| E1|-|-|
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