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| funktwoeat |
Posted - 06/27/2005 : 14:38:39
ive been looking for this tab for quite some time and can't find help anywhere, please post if you have any ideas |
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| Luis Bunuel |
Posted - 04/02/2007 : 09:47:22
"Man of Constant Sorrow" is a very old song, that has been covered by countless folk musicians over the years. Dylan did a great rendition on his self-titled debut. Frank's version, though lyrically similar, and even musically similar in parts is his own song. Sure, it owes a debt to the folk song, but it's essentially an original composition. Blows the Soggy Bottom Boys out of the water! :) |
| Cactapus |
Posted - 03/28/2007 : 16:02:48
I think it's similar to, if it's not, a Bob Dylan song off one of his early albums.
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| pixiestu |
Posted - 05/06/2006 : 03:41:41
quote:
Originally posted by Doog
 "Join the cult of Ray/He was the best Ghostbuster"
Indeed he was the best.
"The arc of triumph" |
| fbc |
Posted - 05/05/2006 : 17:56:27
The introduction is played similar to 'Bullet's' C#m intro, but with B minor. *
Like what velvety posted, but with a few changes.
--2--0----------3---5----
--------2--0--2---3---5--
Bm C D
verse 1
Bm E A F# G D F#
Bm E A F# D G
back to intro riff (verse 2) (ends on Cm)
You're friends say...
G Dm Am Em G Dm Am Em G
back to intro riff (can just strum Bm/C/D)
You're ma says..
G Dm Am Em G Dm Am Em G (repeat)
back to intro riff
back to verse 1
end song with intro and some.
(*edit. What I mean is, keep hold of the B minor chord shape, and take your index finger off to play the individual notes)
i think. |
| sultanbigpants |
Posted - 05/05/2006 : 17:38:47
Anybody ever find a complete tab for this? |
| mostasteless |
Posted - 11/12/2005 : 11:11:51
yah, this is an old old song which became most famous through Oh Brother. I dont know if Ive heard the FB version, but I assume its the same as the old one...
If you google it, there is a great tab for this song, that I actually just learned yesterday (learned it on guitar to teach to a friend and am then learning the banjo over it). Hope your pretty good at robert johnson style funky acoustic blues (the guitar slinging character in O Brother who played it was named Tommy Johnson and was picked up at the crossroads!) |
| JoshIAm |
Posted - 10/15/2005 : 06:10:06
Isn't man of constant sorrow from (not originally) Oh Brother Where art Thou? |
| fbc |
Posted - 09/13/2005 : 07:16:23
I think it's Frank's take of an old (traditional) song. |
| danjersey |
Posted - 09/12/2005 : 21:15:10
uh huh.
"You're constantly in a state of becoming" |
| Constant Sorrow Man |
Posted - 07/31/2005 : 09:47:14
Im pretty sure it is a Frank Black origional, I seem th remember he has the writers credits on the St Franicis Dam Disaster single... this song should really be on the "proper" tablatures page cus I recon its one of his best tracks. |
| velvety |
Posted - 06/30/2005 : 11:42:10
One of my favourite FB songs. Even if it's not really his. I think?
Intro
A 2 0 3 3 5 3 (Repeat 2x)
E 2 0 2 2 3 3
Intro chords
Bm A Bm E Bm C D
Verse
Bm E A F# G D F#
Bm E A F# D G
(Intro Chords) (Repeat until..)
C D Cm
Cause rambling is the ramblers' fate
Chorus
G Dm Am C
G Dm C Am
Em-D-G
(Intro chords)
The chorus is most likely wrong. Any help would be appreciated.
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| Doog |
Posted - 06/27/2005 : 15:46:07
Just end it all, it's the only way to be sure.
Seriously though, I'd help ya out if I had the tune.
"Join the cult of Ray/He was the best Ghostbuster"
www.myspace.com/doog - www.doog.tk |
