Biografía:
Nacido en París en 1964 a John y el Cocinero de Brezo, Jesse primero recogió una guitarra de juguete a la edad de tres años desesperadamente que trata de imitar los sonidos de guitarrista Manitas de Plata que vivió en el Camargue. Esta leyenda de guitarra Gitana, hecha famoso por su amistad con Picasso, tendría un enorme impacto sobre Jesse Cook jóven.
Vivio en una región en Francia del sur conocida como el Camargue.
Estaba aquí en Arles que su padre, un director jubilado, vivió los diez años pasados de su vida.
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¡Cuatro años de duro trabajo!Este mes de mayo cumplimos cuatro años al aire. Seguimos trabajando en la difusión de este maravilloso instrumento, ¡gracias por participar en nuestra historia!
Artist: Jesse Cook and Mellisa McClelland
Title: It ain't me babe
Album: Jesse Cook's "Frontiers"
Tabbed by captain_crunch8
I simply produced the basic bar chords. I said forget tabbing all the rifts and fills,
that for
someone else. Listen to the song to figure out when to repeat sections, and note in the Chorus
that you'll have to play the C#m and Bm a few times before moving on to the D and E. If you're
familiar with Jesse Cook, then you should know his strumming patterns. Play responsibly
enjoy.
P.S. I think the solo is somewhat like the Chorus.
Standard Tuning - EADGBe
Intro
e---5---|
B---5---|
G---6---|
D---7---|
A---7---|
E---5---|
A
Verse
e---5---5---7---|
B---5---7---9---|
G---6---7---9---|
D---7---7---9---|
A---7---5---7---|
E---5---x---x---|
A D E
Pre Chorus
e---4---2---5---7---|
B---5---3---7---9---|
G---6---4---7---9---|
D---6---4---7---9---|
A---4---2---5---7---|
E---x---x---x---x---|
C#m Bm D E
Chorus
e---5---5---7---|
B---5---7---9---|
G---6---7---9---|
D---7---7---9---|
A---7---5---7---|
E---5---x---x---|
A D E
Bridge (like intro)
e---5---|
B---5---|
G---6---|
D---7---|
A---7---|
E---5---|
A
Title: It ain't me babe
Album: Jesse Cook's "Frontiers"
Tabbed by captain_crunch8
I simply produced the basic bar chords. I said forget tabbing all the rifts and fills,
that for
someone else. Listen to the song to figure out when to repeat sections, and note in the Chorus
that you'll have to play the C#m and Bm a few times before moving on to the D and E. If you're
familiar with Jesse Cook, then you should know his strumming patterns. Play responsibly
enjoy.
P.S. I think the solo is somewhat like the Chorus.
Standard Tuning - EADGBe
Intro
e---5---|
B---5---|
G---6---|
D---7---|
A---7---|
E---5---|
A
Verse
e---5---5---7---|
B---5---7---9---|
G---6---7---9---|
D---7---7---9---|
A---7---5---7---|
E---5---x---x---|
A D E
Pre Chorus
e---4---2---5---7---|
B---5---3---7---9---|
G---6---4---7---9---|
D---6---4---7---9---|
A---4---2---5---7---|
E---x---x---x---x---|
C#m Bm D E
Chorus
e---5---5---7---|
B---5---7---9---|
G---6---7---9---|
D---7---7---9---|
A---7---5---7---|
E---5---x---x---|
A D E
Bridge (like intro)
e---5---|
B---5---|
G---6---|
D---7---|
A---7---|
E---5---|
A
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