Mr. Tyminsky "Man of constant sorrow"
pedronazar
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Piotr
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"pedronazar" <nospamna...@hot.pl> wrote in message
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> Do enybody know how to play in on guitar. Your help would be aprciated.
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there's lots of online sources for guitar tablature
http://www.ultimate-guitar.com/tabs/s/soggy_bottom_boys/i_am_a_man_of_constant_sorrow_tab.htm
is but one of thousands, try a google.com search for 'man of constant
sorrow' tab
mark
Bill Kawalec
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Steve Comeau
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> Best Regards
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> Piotr
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On the "O Brother Where Art Thou" CD, Dan plays the heavily syncopated
version of "Man of Constant Sorrow" in drop-D tuning with a capo on the
third fret. He uses key of D chord shapes, but the capo raises it to the
key of F. You get into drop-D tuning by lowering the pitch of the low E
string down to D.
A D
In constant sorrow all through his days...
D G
I am a man of constant sorrow
A D
I've seen trouble all of my days.
D G
I bid farewell to old Kentucky,
A D
The place where I was born and raised.
A D
The place where he was born and raised...
Chord shapes:
DADGBe (drop-D tuning)
D- 000232
G- 550033 (this is actually a G5 but it compliments the song well)
A- x02220
You can cover or approximate Dan's intro licks on strings 4, 5, and 6 using
open strings and notes on the 3rd fret with hammer-ons and pull-offs.
In the event that you've never played in drop-D before, I finger the G chord
using my ringer finger on the 5th fret of string 6, my pinky on the 5th fret
of string 5 and my index finger to cover both strings 2 and 1 at the 3rd
fret.
All the best,
Steve
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