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From: [email protected] (David Shapiro)
Subject: Re: REQ: Melrose Place theme
In [email protected] (Michael P. Dines) writes:
>I’m looking for tableture for the Melrose Place theme.. I’m planning on
>suprising my lady-friend (who’s a fan of the show) with it sometime soon…
Goes like this:
——————|—————————|————-
–8————–|—–13-15b17b15–13-12-13-|————-
–9————–|—————————|————-
–9———-5—|-/14———————–|————-
–7——5—–7-|—————————|————-
——5h7—7—–|—————————|————-
—————————————————|——–
——13-15-15b17b15-13-12—————-(17b20)-|——–
—————————14b17b14–14H———–|——–
–/14———————————————-|——–
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The and / are slides up and down, as suggested. The b is my
screwed up notation for bend i.e. 15b17b15 means bend the 15th fret
up a full step, then back down a full step. 14b17b14 is
one-and-a-half steps, etc. The 14H is an artificial harmonic two
octaves above the fundamental. The closing lick is:
–17b19b17–15———————————————-
—————-17-15————–14-12——————–
———————-1614–12—-14-12——————–
——————————–14——-14-14————–
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The transcription for the 90210 theme will be made available on
request (no, I don’t watch Fox all day).
Cheers,
Dave Shapiro
[email protected]