Ask for a tune and I will transcribe

[charlie monroe]

Just an FYI, our very own JLoch86 has done this one if you're wanting to get to it quickly . . .

Submission - Emerson, Lake & Palmer - From The Beginning

Ask and ye shall receive. Thanks for the heads up!!

 

[Stix2Strings]

Monterey by the Animals. I cannot find even a commercial transcription.

 

[DennisO]

Second Chance by 38 special, I'd love the Grand Funk Railroad version.

 

[BurnOut]

Stevie Wonder- I wish, I know some of it's key bass, Been working on it and any help would be most appreciated.

 

[GtenderG]

Bourbon in your Eyes by Devil Doll gives me fits.. I dont have the greatest ear but I usually dont struggle this much with tune.

 

[Semi Actuated]

Stevie Wonder- I wish, I know some of it's key bass, Been working on it and any help would be most appreciated.

There is a link to a pdf transcription if you scroll down a bit.

Tom Read Bass

 

[BurnOut]

There is a link to a pdf transcription if you scroll down a bit.

Tom Read Bass

Thanks

 

[ChrisDev]

I've been trying to figure out Waterfalls by TLC

I have transcribed it and posted it here

 

[Whousedtoplay]

Do we have at least ONE (1) transcription from our highly-self-proclaimed, "ask and shall receive" OP?
Who is that LUCKY winner?

P.S. My Huge Thanks to ChrisDev, LeeNunn, TKenrick, Jloch86, etc...

 

[J RUDY]

Ask and ye shall receive. Thanks for the heads up!!

I could really use Don't Misunderstand Me by Rossington Collins Band, and Beautiful With You by Halestorm. I have to learn about 43 songs, " about halfway there now"before April 14. I can learn them fairly easily with tab, and there is nothing out there for these two songs that i can find. Not so great at learning them directly from listening to the song however.

 

[MAXTHEDOG]

Hi,
I'd like Dissidents by Thomas Dolby from his Flat Earth album. I'm slowly working through it with the help of Transcribe!, but a second opinion always helps.
Regards,
MTD.

 

[MWKurt]

JRUDY,
The main riff of Don't Misunderstand Me goes something like this:
G---------------------------------------------------------------
D-------10---10---9----7----------------10----10---9---7---
A----------------------------8------5---------------------------8
E----------------------------------------------------------------

G---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------7 (or back to 5 on D String)
D----10----10----9---7---------------10----10----9---7-------------------------7----------------7----9 (Back to top)
A---------------------------8----5----------------------------8-----5---5----8---------8---
E---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Chorus (repeat a few times)
G--------------------------------------------------------------------
D--------------------------------------------------------------------
A---5-----2---3------------------2---3---0---5--------------3----5 (numerous times at differing intervals)
E-------------------0--1--2--3-------------------------------------


Slow part:
G----------------------------------------------------
D---------------------------------------------------
A-------5-----------------3---------------2---3---5
E----------------5------------------3--------------

That should get you through!
Mark

 

[jhm2112]

"Blood Sucking Leeches" by the Dixie Dregs

 

[lowplaces]

Here's one I would like to see.

 

[Skylear]

Goodbye by Slipknot

 

[Bradley Dendy]

Hey! Newbie here... I've got the song down relatively well, but from 2:05 to about 2:34 where it's just bass, I can't quite get the notes down. Any help would be greatly appreciated!! Thanks in advance

 

[ccmazza]

I'd really really enjoy a tab for this one

 

[winterburn69]

I'd like to request:

Tis a pity she was a whore
Sue (or in a season of crime)
I can't give everything away

All by David Bowie.

 

[dadglasser]

For some reason, or, perhaps, for no reason at all, this one popped into my head recently. I'd love to be able to play it. Don McLean - Everybody loves me, Baby:

 

[the federalist]

"Should I Laugh or Cry" by ABBA. Bass presumably by the great Rutger Gunnarsson