Biografia:
Michael Andrew McKagan, conhecido como Duff McKagan, ou ainda, Duff "Rose" McKagan (Seattle, 5 de fevereiro de 1964) é um baixista estadunidense, ex-integrante dos Guns N' Roses. Sua maior influência é Sid Vicious, do Sex Pistols. Teve contato com o baixo a primeira vez por influência de seu irmão mais velho, Bruce. Duff é o filho mais novo do casal Elmer e Alice Marie McKagan. Duff descreve Seattle como “uma grande cidade do Rock N' Roll com um hip no cenário underground”.
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Duff Mckagan - Song For Beverly
Played using standard chord shapes, tuned half a step down.(Eb).
I am using '--' to signify a quick strum of the higher open strings (Db,Gb,Bb,Eb)
during the chord change.
The solo although a cello in the song has here been transcribed for guitar.
Please listen to the song for the correct rhythm.
Intro
Gb, B, D (x4)
Gb B D
Why do you have to be so hateful?
Gb B D
Why do you have to be so sad?
Gb B D
Is it because you grew up too fast?
Gb B D
Did someone break your heart up bad?
D B Eb
You are so beautiful
D B Eb B Eb
You are it's true
Gb B D
Whatever happened to you lately?
Gb B D
Did you go off with the painted man?
Gb B D
Do you wonder who's your mother?
Gb B D
Don't let your baby guess who's you
D B Eb
You are so beautiful
D B Eb B Eb
You are it's true
(Solo)
eb|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
Bb|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
Gb|----------------------------------2~---------------------------------------------|
Db|--8~~~8~~~9~~~9~~~-/4~~~2~4~~~2~4~--4~~~---8~~~8~~~9~~~9~~~---/4~~~~~~~2~~~~~~~--| (x2)
Ab|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
Eb|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
D B Eb
You are so beautiful
D B
You are it's true
D B Eb
You are so beautiful
D B Eb B Eb
You are it's true
B Eb B Eb B Eb B Eb B Eb B Eb E~~~~~
Hope you enjoy playing this. It was a beautiful song he wrote for his dying
Grandmother. I don't know why he's not more famous.
Only about four songs of his even have tabs. Well here's my contribution anyway.
Toby Hutchins.
Played using standard chord shapes, tuned half a step down.(Eb).
I am using '--' to signify a quick strum of the higher open strings (Db,Gb,Bb,Eb)
during the chord change.
The solo although a cello in the song has here been transcribed for guitar.
Please listen to the song for the correct rhythm.
Intro
Gb, B, D (x4)
Gb B D
Why do you have to be so hateful?
Gb B D
Why do you have to be so sad?
Gb B D
Is it because you grew up too fast?
Gb B D
Did someone break your heart up bad?
D B Eb
You are so beautiful
D B Eb B Eb
You are it's true
Gb B D
Whatever happened to you lately?
Gb B D
Did you go off with the painted man?
Gb B D
Do you wonder who's your mother?
Gb B D
Don't let your baby guess who's you
D B Eb
You are so beautiful
D B Eb B Eb
You are it's true
(Solo)
eb|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
Bb|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
Gb|----------------------------------2~---------------------------------------------|
Db|--8~~~8~~~9~~~9~~~-/4~~~2~4~~~2~4~--4~~~---8~~~8~~~9~~~9~~~---/4~~~~~~~2~~~~~~~--| (x2)
Ab|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
Eb|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
D B Eb
You are so beautiful
D B
You are it's true
D B Eb
You are so beautiful
D B Eb B Eb
You are it's true
B Eb B Eb B Eb B Eb B Eb B Eb E~~~~~
Hope you enjoy playing this. It was a beautiful song he wrote for his dying
Grandmother. I don't know why he's not more famous.
Only about four songs of his even have tabs. Well here's my contribution anyway.
Toby Hutchins.
Duke+Duque
Dukes
Dulce
Dulce Maria
Dulcesky