Biografia:
Jay Brannan nasceu em Houston, Texas, Estados Unidos. Ele estudou no Conservatório de Música da Universidade de Cincinnati por dois semestres. Jay atualmente reside em Nova Iorque.
Muito do seu trabalho foi disponibilizado em seu próprio site na Internet e pelo Youtube. Em março de 2007, Brannan colocou o álbum "Unmastered" - com quatro de suas canções - à venda em sites e no Myspace. Seu primeiro álbum, Goddammed, também está também à venda, disponível em vários sites de venda de música digital.
Read more on Last.fm
Quatro anos de trabalho duro!Neste mês de maio fizemos quatro anos no ar. Continuamos trabalhando na divulgação deste maravilhoso instrumento, obrigado por participar da nossa história!
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Jay Brannan - Soda Shop
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Tabbed by: SunburstRVG
Email: [email protected]
Tuning: Standard
Capo on 1st fret
Intro: G Em C D 2x
Verse 1
G Em C D
The sidewalk is rushing at my head again
G Em C D
I'm lying on the street in the rain and wind
G Em C D
From doing forward rolls down Avenue A
G Em C D
With my guitar on my back don't let it end this way
G Em C D 2x
G Em C D
Somehow I dialed my cell
G Em C D
I didn't know I could get service in hell
G Em C D
How quickly can you get here, don't know where I am dear
G Em C D
Em C D
Finally the world actually seems to be revolving around me
G Em C D
Chorus
G Em C D
Shoobie doobie doo-wap
G Em C D
I overdid it at the soda shop
G Em C D
Thanks for being my girl at the
G Em C D
"I don't know when to stop sock hop"
G Em C D 2x
G Em C D
You held my head over the edge of the bed
G Em C D
I remember it now but at the time I thought I was dead
G Em C D
You put a pan there and held back my hair
G Em C D
Em C D
How can I repay you for saving me and my hardwood floor
G Em C D
Chorus
G Em C D
Shoobie doobie doo-wap
G Em C D
I overdid it at the soda shop
G Em C D
Thanks for being my girl at the
G Em C D
"I don't know when to stop sock hop"
Bridge
G Em C D
And when the world stops spinning round
G Em C D
I picked the pan up off the ground
G Em C D
I read my up heaves much like tea leaves
G Em C D
They said it's over so get sober or you'll die
G Em C D
aaaaaa...
G Em C D
..gain
G Em C D
Chorus
G Em C D
Shoobie doobie doo-wap
G Em C D
I overdid it at the soda shop
G Em C D
Thanks for being my girl at the
G Em C D
"I don't know when to stop sock hop"
G Em C D 4x
end on G6
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The picking he does is like this...
during the verse+bridge he simply doubles the basses and plays the notes of the middle
index finger
So a G would be:
e|------|
B|----3-|
G|----0-|
D|------|
A|------|
E|--3-3-|
At the end of each line he plays a D and what you hear is
e|-------|
B|----3--|
G|-----2-|
D|-0-0---|
A|-------|
E|-------|
...during the chorus the picking is like this -- i guess
e|-----3-----0---0-----|
B|----0-----0---1------|
G|---0-----0---0-------|
D|-------------------0-|
A|-------------3-------|
E|--3-----0------------|
And finally the G6 at the end is played like that:
e|--0--
B|--0--
G|-----
D|-----
A|-----
E|--3--
But this is just to give you an idea. You might listen to the song for improving these ; )
Anyway.. Have fun!
And thanks for using my tab.
Jay Brannan - Soda Shop
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Tabbed by: SunburstRVG
Email: [email protected]
Tuning: Standard
Capo on 1st fret
Intro: G Em C D 2x
Verse 1
G Em C D
The sidewalk is rushing at my head again
G Em C D
I'm lying on the street in the rain and wind
G Em C D
From doing forward rolls down Avenue A
G Em C D
With my guitar on my back don't let it end this way
G Em C D 2x
G Em C D
Somehow I dialed my cell
G Em C D
I didn't know I could get service in hell
G Em C D
How quickly can you get here, don't know where I am dear
G Em C D
Em C D
Finally the world actually seems to be revolving around me
G Em C D
Chorus
G Em C D
Shoobie doobie doo-wap
G Em C D
I overdid it at the soda shop
G Em C D
Thanks for being my girl at the
G Em C D
"I don't know when to stop sock hop"
G Em C D 2x
G Em C D
You held my head over the edge of the bed
G Em C D
I remember it now but at the time I thought I was dead
G Em C D
You put a pan there and held back my hair
G Em C D
Em C D
How can I repay you for saving me and my hardwood floor
G Em C D
Chorus
G Em C D
Shoobie doobie doo-wap
G Em C D
I overdid it at the soda shop
G Em C D
Thanks for being my girl at the
G Em C D
"I don't know when to stop sock hop"
Bridge
G Em C D
And when the world stops spinning round
G Em C D
I picked the pan up off the ground
G Em C D
I read my up heaves much like tea leaves
G Em C D
They said it's over so get sober or you'll die
G Em C D
aaaaaa...
G Em C D
..gain
G Em C D
Chorus
G Em C D
Shoobie doobie doo-wap
G Em C D
I overdid it at the soda shop
G Em C D
Thanks for being my girl at the
G Em C D
"I don't know when to stop sock hop"
G Em C D 4x
end on G6
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The picking he does is like this...
during the verse+bridge he simply doubles the basses and plays the notes of the middle
index finger
So a G would be:
e|------|
B|----3-|
G|----0-|
D|------|
A|------|
E|--3-3-|
At the end of each line he plays a D and what you hear is
e|-------|
B|----3--|
G|-----2-|
D|-0-0---|
A|-------|
E|-------|
...during the chorus the picking is like this -- i guess
e|-----3-----0---0-----|
B|----0-----0---1------|
G|---0-----0---0-------|
D|-------------------0-|
A|-------------3-------|
E|--3-----0------------|
And finally the G6 at the end is played like that:
e|--0--
B|--0--
G|-----
D|-----
A|-----
E|--3--
But this is just to give you an idea. You might listen to the song for improving these ; )
Anyway.. Have fun!
And thanks for using my tab.
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