Biografía:
The Replacements, que en un principio se llamaron Impediments, fue formado en 1978 por el cantante, compositor y guitarrista Paul Westerberg, el batería Chris Mars, el guitarrista Bob Stinson y su hermano de 12 años Tommy en el bajo. Después de varios cambios de nombre, The Replacements, conocidos cariñosamente como 'Mats por sus más cercanos fans, se ganaron la atención de la gente de su Minneapolis natal, al combinar el glamour y el espíritu de los New York Dolls con la rabia adictiva de los Sex Pistols.
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Band: The Replacements
Song: Here Comes A Regular
Album: Tim
Year: 1985
Key: F# Major
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Contact: jdenicholls[at]hotmail.co.uk
Classic Replacements song, played on acoustic guitar. There are a few other
instruments on the record, but to get the best feel for the song you may as
well just play it with guitar and vocal.
Either you can play the song using bar chords, or you can capo the 6th fret
to get the nice sound of the open strings. I've noted the names of the
chords so those of you without a capo can just use barre chords, but I
recommend using a capo if you can. I'm pretty sure Paul Westerburg plays it
with a capo on the record.
As well as playing normal chords Westerburg also has a habit of lifting and
dropping certain fingers to add variation. I've written down a suggestion of
how to play it but I'd advise you to play through it a few times
experimenting with odd chords. Listen through the record a few times and you
will work it out.
Credit to previous tabbers from UG, I got the chord progression from them.
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Chords (with Capo on 6th fret)
------
F# C#add11 Badd9 A#m
x32013 320013 xx3213 022003
Variations:
F#maj7 C#sus4 C#9(no 5th) A#m7
x32003 3x0013 xx3203 022033
F#sus2 C#sus2sus4 Bmaj7 A#m
x30013 320013 xx3210 022000
F# C#6add11
x32010 320010
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Intro/Verse (Capo 6th Fret)
-----------
Intro and verse are the same, play the same pattern of strumming over and
over again until you make it to the bridge.
4/4 Time
F# C#add11 Badd9
e |3--333333--33333|3--33--33-3-3-3-|
B |1--111111--11111|1--11--01-1-1-1-|
G |0--000000--00000|2--22--22-2-2-2-|
D |2--222220--00000|3--33--33-3-3-3-|
A |3--333332--02022|x--xx--xx-x-x-x-|
E |x--xxxxx3--33333|x--xx--xx-x-x-x-|
1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 5 + 6 + 7 + 8 +
F# C#add11 Badd9
e |3--33--33-3-3-33|3--33--3333-3-3-|
B |1--11--11-1-1-11|1--11--0101-1-1-|
G |0--00--00-0-0-00|2--22--2222-2-2-|
D |2--22--20-0-0-00|3--33--3333-3-3-|
A |3--33--32-0-2-22|x--xx--xxxx-x-x-|
E |x--xx--x3-3-3-33|x--xx--xxxx-x-x-|
1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 5 + 6 + 7 + 8 +
Repeat ad lib
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Bridge (Capo 6th Fret)
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4/4
C#add11 Badd9
e |3--33--33-3-333-|3--33--33-3-333-|
B |1--11--11-1-111-|1--11--11-1-111-|
G |0--00--00-0-000-|2--22--22-2-222-|
D |0--00--00-0-000-|3--33--33-3-333-|
A |2--22--22-2-222-|x--xx--xx-x-xxx-|
E |3--33--33-3-333-|x--xx--xx-x-xxx-|
1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 5 + 6 + 7 + 8 +
C#add11
e |3--33--33-3-333-|3-333-3-3-333---|
B |1--11--11-1-111-|1-111-1-1-111---|
G |0--00--00-0-000-|0-000-0-0-000---|
D |0--00--00-0-000-|0-000-0-0-000---|
A |2--22--22-2-222-|2-222-2-2-222-2-|
E |3--33--33-3-333-|3-333-3-3-333-3-|
1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 5 + 6 + 7 + 8 +
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Chorus (Capo 6th Fret)
------
4/4
F# A#m B x3
e |3--33--33-33-3-3|3--33--33-3-333-|
B |1--11--11-11-1-1|1--11--11-1-111-|
G |0--00--00-00-0-0|2--22--22-2-222-|
D |2--22--20-00-0-0|3--33--33-3-333-|
A |3--33--32-22-2-2|x--xx--xx-x-xxx-|
E |x--xx--x3-33-3-3|x--xx--xx-x-xxx-|
1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 5 + 6 + 7 + 8 +
C# B
e |3--33--33-3-333-|3--33--33-3-333-|
B |1--11--11-1-111-|1--11--11-1-111-|
G |0--00--00-0-000-|2--22--22-2-222-|
D |0--00--00-0-000-|3--33--33-3-333-|
A |2--22--22-2-222-|x--xx--xx-x-xxx-|
E |3--33--33-3-333-|x--xx--xx-x-xxx-|
1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 5 + 6 + 7 + 8 +
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Instrumental (played on piano, tabbed for guitar)
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4/4
e |-------5-3--5-3-3--5|--8-7-8-7-8--------|
B |--------------------|-------------------|
G |-5-4-5--------------|-------------5p4p0-|
D |--------------------|-------------------|
A |--------------------|-------------------|
E |--------------------|-------------------|
e |-------------------5|3-5-3-5--8-7-8-7-8----------|
B |--------------------|----------------------------|
G |-5-4-5-4--5-4-0--5--|--------------------4-5-7-5-|
D |--------------------|----------------------------|
A |--------------------|----------------------------|
E |--------------------|----------------------------|
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Whole Song
----------
Intro: F# C# B B x2
Verse One
F# C# B
Well a person can work up a mean mean thirst
F# C# B
after a hard day of nothin' much at all
F# C# B
Summer's passed, it's too late to cut the grass
F# C# B
There ain't much to rake anyway in the fall
Verse Two
F# C# B
And sometimes I just ain't in the mood
F# C# B
to take my place in back with the loudmouths
F# C# B
You're like a picture on the fridge that's never stocked with food
F# C# B
Used to live at home, now I stay at the house
Bridge One
C# B
And everybody wants to be special here
C#
They call your name out loud and clear
Chorus
F# A#m B
Here comes a regular
F# A#m B
Call out your name
F# A#m B
Here comes a regular
C# B
Am I the only one here today?
Verse Three
F# C# B
Well a drinkin' buddy that's bound to another town
F# C# B
Once the police made you go away
F# C# B
And even if you're in the arms of someone's baby now
F# C# B
I'll take a great big whiskey to ya anyway
Bridge Two
C# B
Everybody wants to be someone's here
C#
Someone's gonna show up, never fear
Chorus
F# A#m B
'cause here comes a regular
F# A#m B
Call out your name
F# A#m B
Here comes a regular
C# B
Am I the only one who feels ashamed?
Instrumental (Play Verse Chords for four bars)
Verse Four
F# C# B
Kneeling alongside old Sad eyes
F# C# B
He says opportunity knocks once then the door slams shut
F# C# B
All I know is I'm sick of everything that my money can buy
F# C# B
The fool who wastes his life, God rest his guts
Verse Five
F# C# B
First the lights, then the collar goes up, the wind begins to blow
F# C# B
Turn your back on a pay-you-back, last call
F# C# B
First the glass, then the leaves that pass, then comes the snow
F# C# B
Ain't much to rake anyway in the fall
Outro (Repeat Verse Chords ad lib and fade out)
Band: The Replacements
Song: Here Comes A Regular
Album: Tim
Year: 1985
Key: F# Major
------------------------------------
Contact: jdenicholls[at]hotmail.co.uk
Classic Replacements song, played on acoustic guitar. There are a few other
instruments on the record, but to get the best feel for the song you may as
well just play it with guitar and vocal.
Either you can play the song using bar chords, or you can capo the 6th fret
to get the nice sound of the open strings. I've noted the names of the
chords so those of you without a capo can just use barre chords, but I
recommend using a capo if you can. I'm pretty sure Paul Westerburg plays it
with a capo on the record.
As well as playing normal chords Westerburg also has a habit of lifting and
dropping certain fingers to add variation. I've written down a suggestion of
how to play it but I'd advise you to play through it a few times
experimenting with odd chords. Listen through the record a few times and you
will work it out.
Credit to previous tabbers from UG, I got the chord progression from them.
------
Chords (with Capo on 6th fret)
------
F# C#add11 Badd9 A#m
x32013 320013 xx3213 022003
Variations:
F#maj7 C#sus4 C#9(no 5th) A#m7
x32003 3x0013 xx3203 022033
F#sus2 C#sus2sus4 Bmaj7 A#m
x30013 320013 xx3210 022000
F# C#6add11
x32010 320010
-----------
Intro/Verse (Capo 6th Fret)
-----------
Intro and verse are the same, play the same pattern of strumming over and
over again until you make it to the bridge.
4/4 Time
F# C#add11 Badd9
e |3--333333--33333|3--33--33-3-3-3-|
B |1--111111--11111|1--11--01-1-1-1-|
G |0--000000--00000|2--22--22-2-2-2-|
D |2--222220--00000|3--33--33-3-3-3-|
A |3--333332--02022|x--xx--xx-x-x-x-|
E |x--xxxxx3--33333|x--xx--xx-x-x-x-|
1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 5 + 6 + 7 + 8 +
F# C#add11 Badd9
e |3--33--33-3-3-33|3--33--3333-3-3-|
B |1--11--11-1-1-11|1--11--0101-1-1-|
G |0--00--00-0-0-00|2--22--2222-2-2-|
D |2--22--20-0-0-00|3--33--3333-3-3-|
A |3--33--32-0-2-22|x--xx--xxxx-x-x-|
E |x--xx--x3-3-3-33|x--xx--xxxx-x-x-|
1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 5 + 6 + 7 + 8 +
Repeat ad lib
------
Bridge (Capo 6th Fret)
------
4/4
C#add11 Badd9
e |3--33--33-3-333-|3--33--33-3-333-|
B |1--11--11-1-111-|1--11--11-1-111-|
G |0--00--00-0-000-|2--22--22-2-222-|
D |0--00--00-0-000-|3--33--33-3-333-|
A |2--22--22-2-222-|x--xx--xx-x-xxx-|
E |3--33--33-3-333-|x--xx--xx-x-xxx-|
1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 5 + 6 + 7 + 8 +
C#add11
e |3--33--33-3-333-|3-333-3-3-333---|
B |1--11--11-1-111-|1-111-1-1-111---|
G |0--00--00-0-000-|0-000-0-0-000---|
D |0--00--00-0-000-|0-000-0-0-000---|
A |2--22--22-2-222-|2-222-2-2-222-2-|
E |3--33--33-3-333-|3-333-3-3-333-3-|
1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 5 + 6 + 7 + 8 +
------
Chorus (Capo 6th Fret)
------
4/4
F# A#m B x3
e |3--33--33-33-3-3|3--33--33-3-333-|
B |1--11--11-11-1-1|1--11--11-1-111-|
G |0--00--00-00-0-0|2--22--22-2-222-|
D |2--22--20-00-0-0|3--33--33-3-333-|
A |3--33--32-22-2-2|x--xx--xx-x-xxx-|
E |x--xx--x3-33-3-3|x--xx--xx-x-xxx-|
1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 5 + 6 + 7 + 8 +
C# B
e |3--33--33-3-333-|3--33--33-3-333-|
B |1--11--11-1-111-|1--11--11-1-111-|
G |0--00--00-0-000-|2--22--22-2-222-|
D |0--00--00-0-000-|3--33--33-3-333-|
A |2--22--22-2-222-|x--xx--xx-x-xxx-|
E |3--33--33-3-333-|x--xx--xx-x-xxx-|
1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 5 + 6 + 7 + 8 +
------------
Instrumental (played on piano, tabbed for guitar)
------------
4/4
e |-------5-3--5-3-3--5|--8-7-8-7-8--------|
B |--------------------|-------------------|
G |-5-4-5--------------|-------------5p4p0-|
D |--------------------|-------------------|
A |--------------------|-------------------|
E |--------------------|-------------------|
e |-------------------5|3-5-3-5--8-7-8-7-8----------|
B |--------------------|----------------------------|
G |-5-4-5-4--5-4-0--5--|--------------------4-5-7-5-|
D |--------------------|----------------------------|
A |--------------------|----------------------------|
E |--------------------|----------------------------|
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Whole Song
----------
Intro: F# C# B B x2
Verse One
F# C# B
Well a person can work up a mean mean thirst
F# C# B
after a hard day of nothin' much at all
F# C# B
Summer's passed, it's too late to cut the grass
F# C# B
There ain't much to rake anyway in the fall
Verse Two
F# C# B
And sometimes I just ain't in the mood
F# C# B
to take my place in back with the loudmouths
F# C# B
You're like a picture on the fridge that's never stocked with food
F# C# B
Used to live at home, now I stay at the house
Bridge One
C# B
And everybody wants to be special here
C#
They call your name out loud and clear
Chorus
F# A#m B
Here comes a regular
F# A#m B
Call out your name
F# A#m B
Here comes a regular
C# B
Am I the only one here today?
Verse Three
F# C# B
Well a drinkin' buddy that's bound to another town
F# C# B
Once the police made you go away
F# C# B
And even if you're in the arms of someone's baby now
F# C# B
I'll take a great big whiskey to ya anyway
Bridge Two
C# B
Everybody wants to be someone's here
C#
Someone's gonna show up, never fear
Chorus
F# A#m B
'cause here comes a regular
F# A#m B
Call out your name
F# A#m B
Here comes a regular
C# B
Am I the only one who feels ashamed?
Instrumental (Play Verse Chords for four bars)
Verse Four
F# C# B
Kneeling alongside old Sad eyes
F# C# B
He says opportunity knocks once then the door slams shut
F# C# B
All I know is I'm sick of everything that my money can buy
F# C# B
The fool who wastes his life, God rest his guts
Verse Five
F# C# B
First the lights, then the collar goes up, the wind begins to blow
F# C# B
Turn your back on a pay-you-back, last call
F# C# B
First the glass, then the leaves that pass, then comes the snow
F# C# B
Ain't much to rake anyway in the fall
Outro (Repeat Verse Chords ad lib and fade out)
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