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I have an extremely hard time singing while playing -- it's really aggrivating. My brain only lets me do one thing at a time.

Try playing while reading. It will help you to get down the doing more than one thing at a time thing.
wow i can sing and play at the same time because there's at least ...

http://s37.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=03U14R4F4IAEG1Y0PPNH3TS2CB


hope that helps, i think i have it right.

Are you really in Naples?

I think he meant this part
E:---------------------------------------------------------
B:-----------------------------------------------/12---10--
G:---------11 ...

it's actually not too bad if you sit down and practice a bit, like FTT if you keep the rhythm and remember the words it's easy to tackle

proudestmonkey41 wrote:i love playing this song too.. great fun.. but does anyone else have trouble singing the "remember we used to dance" part while they are playing??

are you having trouble with the timing?

He did a small solo in blue man group's sing along
http://www.blueman.com/videoimages/vide ... ng_h.shtml

ahhh gotcha thanks

The way to explain this is very simple.

It's in Am but the IV chord (D) is major not minor.
I don't want to get over your head here but that harmony relates to a different key than A natural minor. To get a bit technical about it you would say this progression is in A Dorian.
So for the ...

Old Jam
E:-0-----3-----1-------------
B:-1-----0-----1------1---3--
G:-2-----0-----2------x---x--
D:-2-----0-----3------2---4--
A:-0-----2-----3------3---5--
E:--------3-----1/------------
aren't the last 2 chords C & D respectively?

and C/Am has no sharps i thought? in respect to you saying it ...

Oh sorry for being vague, by why I mean why/how is it in the key of Am/C? Do you look at the keys of the chords rather than the individual notes that make up the chords? because C/Am has no sharps right? so the chords having no sharps is how you came up with that i'm guessing? or i'm way off

I've been reading up on some theory and taking notes and stuff and in an attempt to try to understand how "what key is this song in?" works I tried it on All along the watch tower

the version with the chords Am, G, F, C, D, is it in the key of G because of the F# in D chord?

no... its in Am ...

I've been reading up on some theory and taking notes and stuff and in an attempt to try to understand how "what key is this song in?" works I tried it on All along the watch tower

the version with the chords Am, G, F, C, D, is it in the key of G because of the F# in D chord?

BigSpeen3436 wrote:

DJR07 wrote:you never know, spoon, dreaming tree, the stone
all you need

yes!! thank you! they're such awesome songs that don't get talked about as much as the cliche ones

I tried searching for this, couldn't find it, so decided to give it a shot. This is what I got for the other guitar on the album version during the intro.


E:----------------------------------
B:----------------------------------
G:-7-9-10-9-----7-9-10--------------X2
D ...

while we're here the tab here shows only 8 notes but like i always hear a 9th note at the end, can anyone tell me what it is?

Just pick what feels most comfortable for you ya know , you don't have to do everything like everyone else .... Do what feels the most comfortable for you instead , it'll make it easier on you .... And later on in time , you might start playing it differently ....
agreed, i find myself doing D D U ...