Anybody play any Alice Cooper songs on the mando? I've been playing balled of a Dwight Fry (egdc) and am looking for chords to play others, from the 1st 6 or so albums. the rock sites only have guiter or bass tabs. song books are way out of print
thanks
home in time for supper with some tales to tell
Never played any, but though I'm a classically trained musician I am also a closet AC fan. Just don't tell anybody who knows me #
BTW, have tyou tried locating some of the out-of-print song books through BookFinder.com? Great place to find all sorts of OOP material.
John Craton
"Pick your fingers to the bone, then pick with the bone"
"School's Out"
"Under My Wheels" and "Killer" would probably be good choices. Pair the latter with "Riders On The Storm" since Alice is doing a pretty good Jim Morrison impression on it.
NH
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"Free your mind, your hands will follow." "It was a new day yesterday, but it's an old day now."
Niles would you mind posting a few tips on playing schools out.ie. key, positions used, arrangement ideas. Do you play it on electric or acoustic mando?
Thanks
john homer
Here's the main riff in E (Em), which is where Alice does it.
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On the triplestops, you may find it "easier" using an alternate 'stretch' fingering (r-m-i = 3 2 1) rather than the more convention p-r-i (4 3 1).
(I've been using (more ferquently) #i-m-r-p for LH fingering to keep it different and distinguishable from fret numbers, or string numbers, or roman numeral numbers (progressions), especially when calling out this stuff vocally.)
p-pinky (4)
r-ring (3)
m-middle (2)
i-index (1)
Niles Hokkanen
<span style='font-size:8pt;line-height:100%'>Rhythm Mandolin Boot Camp, Oct 23-26</span>
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"Free your mind, your hands will follow." "It was a new day yesterday, but it's an old day now."
Thanks! I`ve been wanting to learn that riff for 30 years.
john homer
"Second Coming" from Love it To Death has been a real earworm for me lately. Sometimes the only cure is to learn it.
R
Gosh "Second Coming" and "Ballad of Dwight Frye" were two of my faves. Hard to remember what they even sound like now. "I've got to get ... out of here". Somewhere I had an AC guitar book and learned these like 30 years ago. I wouldn't know where to begin now.
I guess you could do "Only Women Bleed" as a folky ballad on my pretty easy as it is pretty much ... a folky ballad.
"Dust off those rusty strings just one more time. Gonna make em shine!" -Robert Hunter
Try this one. #It's too cool. #If unreadable cut and paste in into a test editor (M/S Word) and set the font to "courior new"
Cheers
Conrad
ONLY WOMEN BLEED * Alice Cooper
Conrad’s Tab
Tuning : G D A E Time Signature: 4/4
# # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # #| # # # | # # # | # # # | # # # #
|--------------------------------|--7-3---7-3---7---7-3---7-3---7-|
|--------------------------------|--------------------------------|
|--------------------------------|5-----5-----5---5-----5-----5---|
|--------------------------------|--------------------------------|
| # # # | # # # | # # # | # # # #| # # # | # # # | # # # | # # # #
|----3---5-----5-----3---------5-|--------------5---5-3---5-3---5-|
|--------------------------------|--------------------------------|
|5-----5-----5---------5---------|------5-----5---5-----5-----5---|
|--------------------------------|--------------------------------|
| # # # | # # # | # # # | # # # #| # # # | # # # | # # # | # # # #
|--3-----3-----3---3-----3-----3-|--7-----7-3-------7-----------7-|
|----5-----5---------5-----5-----|--------------------------------|
|5-----5-----5---5-----5-----5---|5-----5-----5---5-----5-----5---|
|--------------------------------|--------------------------------|
| # # # | # # # | # # # | # # # #| # # # | # # # | # # # | # # #
|------------------5-3---5-3---5-|--5-3---5-3---5---5-3---5-3---5-|
|--------------------------------|--------------------------------|
|----------------5-----5-----5---|5-----5-----5---5-----5-----5---|
|--------------------------------|--------------------------------|
| # # # | # # # | # # # | # # # #| # # # # #| # # # #
|--------3-----3---3-----3-----3-|------------------7-3-----3---7-|
|----5-----5---------5-----5-----|--------------------------------|
|------------5---------5-----5---|----------------5-----5-----5---|
|--------------------------------|--------------------------------|
|--------------------3---5-3---5-|--5-3---5-3---5---5-3---5-3---5-|
|--------------------------------|--------------------------------|
|----------------------5-----5---|5-----5-----5---5-----5-----5---|
|--------------------------------|--------------------------------|
|--------3-----3---3-----3-----3-|--7-3---7-3---7---7-3---7-3---7-|
|----5-----5---------5-----5-----|--------------------------------|
|5-----5-----5---5-----5-----5---|5-----5-----5---5-----5-----5---|
|--------------------------------|--------------------------------|
|----3---5-----5---5-3---5-3---5-|--5-3---5-3---5---5-3---5-3---5-|
|--------------------------------|--------------------------------|
|5-----5-----5---5-----5-----5---|5-----5-----5---5-----5-----5---|
|--------------------------------|--------------------------------|
|--------3-----3---3-----------3-|--5-1---5-1---5---3-0---3-----3-|
|----------5---------5-----5-----|------3-----3---3-----3---------|
|5-----5-----5---5-----5-----5---|--------------------------------|
|--------------------------------|--------------------------------|
|--------------------------------|--------------------------------|
|----------2---------------------|----------------------4-----4---|
|------------------------0-------|--------------------------------|
|--------------------------------|--------------------------------|
|----------------3---------------|--------7-3---------------------|
|--3-0---3-------7---------------|--------------------------------|
|------2-------------------------|------5-----5-------------------|
|2-------------------------------|--------------------------------|
|------------------------------5-|--5-3---5-3-------------------5-|
|--------------------------------|--------------------------------|
|----------------------------5---|5-----5-----5---------5-----5---|
|--------------------------------|--------------------------------|
Conrad
You mean like this?
(to get it to print like this put it in--
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</font>
but use square backets [ ] where I used angle brackets < > above .
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|----3---5-----5-----3---------5-|--------------5---5-3---5-3---5-|
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|5-----5-----5---------5---------|------5-----5---5-----5-----5---|
|--------------------------------|--------------------------------|
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|--3-----3-----3---3-----3-----3-|--7-----7-3-------7-----------7-|
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|5-----5-----5---5-----5-----5---|5-----5-----5---5-----5-----5---|
|--------------------------------|--------------------------------|
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|------------------5-3---5-3---5-|--5-3---5-3---5---5-3---5-3---5-|
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|----------------5-----5-----5---|5-----5-----5---5-----5-----5---|
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|--------3-----3---3-----3-----3-|------------------7-3-----3---7-|
|----5-----5---------5-----5-----|--------------------------------|
|------------5---------5-----5---|----------------5-----5-----5---|
|--------------------------------|--------------------------------|
|--------------------3---5-3---5-|--5-3---5-3---5---5-3---5-3---5-|
|--------------------------------|--------------------------------|
|----------------------5-----5---|5-----5-----5---5-----5-----5---|
|--------------------------------|--------------------------------|
|--------3-----3---3-----3-----3-|--7-3---7-3---7---7-3---7-3---7-|
|----5-----5---------5-----5-----|--------------------------------|
|5-----5-----5---5-----5-----5---|5-----5-----5---5-----5-----5---|
|--------------------------------|--------------------------------|
|----3---5-----5---5-3---5-3---5-|--5-3---5-3---5---5-3---5-3---5-|
|--------------------------------|--------------------------------|
|5-----5-----5---5-----5-----5---|5-----5-----5---5-----5-----5---|
|--------------------------------|--------------------------------|
|--------3-----3---3-----------3-|--5-1---5-1---5---3-0---3-----3-|
|----------5---------5-----5-----|------3-----3---3-----3---------|
|5-----5-----5---5-----5-----5---|--------------------------------|
|--------------------------------|--------------------------------|
|--------------------------------|--------------------------------|
|----------2---------------------|----------------------4-----4---|
|------------------------0-------|--------------------------------|
|--------------------------------|--------------------------------|
|----------------3---------------|--------7-3---------------------|
|--3-0---3-------7---------------|--------------------------------|
|------2-------------------------|------5-----5-------------------|
|2-------------------------------|--------------------------------|
|------------------------------5-|--5-3---5-3-------------------5-|
|--------------------------------|--------------------------------|
|----------------------------5---|5-----5-----5---------5-----5---|
|--------------------------------|--------------------------------|</span>
"Dust off those rusty strings just one more time. Gonna make em shine!" -Robert Hunter
Hot Damn!
Wow, I thought I was the only mandolin player working on this stuff, ok so I didn't think I was the only one 'cause I know who Niles is
I've been trying to get "Welcome to my Nightmare" down but the lick doesn't translate easily. I'm hoping to make it into a gothic country romp... with a kicka** mando solo (once upon a time a violin).
Cool beans guys...
Dave
1984 Flatiron A5-2
1930 (?) Regal Tenor
Toil without song is like a weary journey without an end.
H. P. Lovecraft
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