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Intro:
 
bass:
 
(F) (F#)
v v v v v v v v
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-----------------|-%-|-%-|-----------------
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-1--11--11--11--1|---|---|-1--11--11---2---
 
w/bass (passing tones as indicated):
 
G [Bb] C
Lido missed the boat that day he left the shack
[C#] D C
But that was all he missed, he ain't comin' back
 
(band enters) F Bb
. / . /
 
Verse 1:
 
G C
At a tombstone bar in a juke-joint car he made a stop
D C D
Just long enough to grab a handle off the top
G C
Next stop Chi-town, Lido put the money down, let her roll
G/D D F/C C C F/C
He say, "one more job oughta get it
G/D D F/C C C F/C
One last shot 'fore we quit it"
G/D D Bb/F F
One for the road
 
Chorus:
 
Bb Eb [3: Dm Cm Bb]
Lido, whoa-oh-oh-oh....
F
He's for the money, he's for the show
Eb Bb/F F F Bb/F
Lido's a-waitin' for another go
 
Bb Eb Dm Cm Bb
Lido, whoa-oh-oh-oh-oh....
Bb/F F Ab/Eb Eb Eb Ab/Eb
[1: He said] one more job oughta get it
Bb/F F Ab/Eb Eb Eb Ab/Eb
One last shot, [1: 'fore 2: then] we quit it
Bb/F F Ab/Eb [N.C.]
One more for the road
 
[drum fill]
 
F Bb
. / . /
 
Verse 2:
 
Lido be runnin', havin' great big fun 'til he got the note
Sayin' "toe the line or blow it" and that was all she wrote
He be makin' like a beeline, headin' for the borderline, goin'
for broke
Sayin, "one more hit oughta do it"
This joint, ain't nothin' to it
One more for the road"
 
[repeat chorus]
 
Instrumental break:
 
G C
/ / / / / / / / / / / / / / / /
 
synths (arpegiatted chords) [4X]:
G/D D Bb/F F C/E*
/ / / / / / / / / / / / / / / /
* 1-3 only
 
[repeat chorus; fade]
 
 
-- another ace 70's tab from Andrew Rogers

How to play Lido Shuffle

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is F. 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.

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