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The main guitar part is played in Dropped D Tuning (DADGBE) and John keeps a steady bass pattern going that plays the 5th string as the first bass note in each measure, alternating 5-4-6-4. The progression cycles through 4 measures where the 1st bass note goes from A to C to B to Bb. The names of the chords get a little cumbersome here but it is fine to think of it all as a D chord with changing bass notes.
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written by skittles, July 31, 2011
Hey Neil,
Why not just drop the 1st string down to D to free up the left hand some more?
Isn't that true drop D tuning?
written by nggmd, January 16, 2010
The right hand fingers follow home position assignments- Your thumb plays the 6th, 5th & 4th strings, index finger plays the 3rd, middle finger plays the 2nd, and ring finger plays the 1st.
The TAB is part of the Lesson Notes- click the link in the Attachments box.
written by Neil, June 10, 2009
how do I get the tab for Dear Prudence ?
written by roger wilkinson, June 10, 2009
Neil,
Help I'm confused, can you tell me the proper right hand fingers to use get the picking order right the main passage below?
D/A, D/C, Gmaj7/B, Gm+7/B-flat
I watched the video but still can't get it
Thanks
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