Ben Mcculloch
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
UMM, THIS IS THE FIRST TIME I'VE DONE THIS SO IF THERE ARE ANY MISTAKES
FEEL FREE TO EMAIL ME WITH ABUSE, ADVISE ETC.
MATT :-)
FROM mattro11@optushome.com.au
THIS IS THE INTRO TO "BEN MCCULLOCK" BY STEVE EARLE FROM THE ALBUM "TRAIN A COMIN"
THERE IS A LOT MORE GOING ON HERE BUT YOU CAN GET THE GENERAL IDEA.
e|-----------0--------0-----------------------00----0-0-----0-0----0-0---------|
B|--------0--------0--------0--0-----0--0-----------0-0-----0-0----0-0---------|
G|---4^5--------5--------5--------5--------5------5------5------5--------------|
D|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------|
A|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------|
E|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------|
e|--------0-0-----0-0----------------------------------------------------------|
B|--------0-0-----0-0----------------0-----0^3--3--------------------3-----0---|
G|---4^5-------5-------4^0--0--0--2-----0--0----0--------------------------0---|
D|--------------------------0----------------------2--0-----------0-----0------|
A|-------------------------------------------------------2--2--3---------------|
E|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------|
e|---------------------------------------------------3-------------------------|
B|-----------3-----0-------3------------------------3--------------------------|
G|-----------------0---------------0---------------0---------------------------|
D|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------|
A|--------0-----0-------------0^2-----2^0-----0^2-------0^2--2--2^0------------|
E|---2^3--------------2^3------------------3-------------------------3---------|
How to play Ben Mcculloch
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is E. You can transpose without leaving the page.
Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?
Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.