Tablature frankies blues - TRADITIONNEL

          



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  From: dimock@das.harvard.edu (Allyn Dimock)

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  Subject: TAB: Frankie's Blues by Dave Van Ronk

  Date: 27 Dec 1995 21:26:40 GMT

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  Frankie's Blues                                         trad. arr Dave Van Ronk

  

  Transcription and data entry by Allyn Dimock with Dave's permission ("sure go 

  ahead, I stole them all myself" in front of Passim's, fall 1994).

  

  The song is currently (1995) available on "From... Another Time And Place" 

  Alcazar ALC120. 

  

  1 D                                                                           

  E-2---------2----0-h1--s2-|-2--------2-----0-h1--s2-|-2---------2----0-h1--s2-|

  B-3---------3-------------|-3--------3--------------|-3---------3-------------|

  G-2---------2----0-h1--s2-|-2--------2-----0-h1--s2-|-2---------2----0-h1--s2-|

  D-------0-----------0-----|-------0-----------0-----|-------0-----------0-----|

  A-------------------------|-------------------------|-------------------------|

  D-0-----------0-----------|-0-----------0-----------|-0-----------0-----------|

    |     |     |     |       |     |     |     |       |     |     |     |      

  

  

  4 D                         G                                                  

  E-2---------2-------2-----|----------------------0--|-------------------------|

  B-3---------3-------------|-0-----0-----0--3--------|-6--5-----3--------0-----|

  G-2---------2-------------|----3-----3--------------|----------------3-----3--|

  D-------0-----------0-----|-------0-----------0-----|-------0-----------0-----|

  A-------------------------|-------------------------|-------------------------|

  D-0-----------0-----------|-5-----------5-----------|-5-----------5-----------|

    |     |     |     |       |     |     |     |       |     |     |     |      

  

  

  7                           D                         A                        

  E----------------------0--|-----------2-------------|---------------(5)-------|

  B-0-----0-----0--3--------|-3---------3----------3--|-------5--------5--------|

  G----3-----3--------------|-2---------2----------2--|-5-h6-----5-h6-----5-h6--|

  D-------0-----------0-----|-------0-----------0-----|-------7-----------7-----|

  A-------------------------|-------------------------|-0-----------0-----------|

  D-5-----------5-----------|-0-----------0-----------|-------------------------|

    |     |     |     |       |     |     |     |       |     |     |     |      

  

  

  10                          D                                                  

  E-5-------(5)---(5)-------|-2---------2----0-h1-s2--|-2---------2----0-h1-s2--|

  B-5--------8-----7--------|-3---------3-------------|-3---------3-------------|

  G-------------------------|-2---------2----0-h1-s2--|-2---------2----0-h1-s2--|

  D-------7-----------7-----|-------0-----------0-----|-------0-----------0-----|

  A-0-----------0-----------|-------------------------|-------------------------|

  D-------------------------|-0-----------0-----------|-0-----------0-----------|

    |     |     |     |       |     |     |     |       |     |     |     |      

  

  v1 Frankie was a woman, everybody knows,

     She spent about a hundred dollars on Albert's suit of clothes,

     What can you do when your candy man is gone?

  

  ch (He give me) candy in the morning, candy 'most every night,

     Ain't nobody else's candy can do that job alright,

     What can you do when your candy man is gone?

  

  standard Frankie's Blues / Frankie & Albert / Frankie & Johnny verses with

  third line of verse and chorus as above: see the recording for rest of lyrics

  and tune.

  

  

  

   


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