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quick question sir!
- Thread starter Gidzkun
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Try posting in the Tabs forum, you'll probably get a lot more useful responses faster- the theory folks aren't fans of tab generally.
John
John
Can't help with the KC track, but Kansas City is a 'standard' & it's not that hard tbh.
This is the Fats Domino version that most folks follow:
It's in C & basically just has a loose R-3-5-6 walk over a I-IV-V pattern.
The Wilbert Harrison version differs in that it's in C# and comes down from the 5' at the start, so it'd go G#-C-D#-C, F#-Bb-C#-Bb, C#-F2-G#2-F2. It doesn't have the 'stops', so just keep swingin' that R356 & variations. 'Twice round the block' at the end.
Hope that helps a bit. I can't post a tab right now, as I'm in the middle of a re-install of Windows & not everying is back on yet.
Pete.
This is the Fats Domino version that most folks follow:
It's in C & basically just has a loose R-3-5-6 walk over a I-IV-V pattern.
The Wilbert Harrison version differs in that it's in C# and comes down from the 5' at the start, so it'd go G#-C-D#-C, F#-Bb-C#-Bb, C#-F2-G#2-F2. It doesn't have the 'stops', so just keep swingin' that R356 & variations. 'Twice round the block' at the end.
Hope that helps a bit. I can't post a tab right now, as I'm in the middle of a re-install of Windows & not everying is back on yet.
Pete.
