Tablature the bricklayers beautiful - Will Ackerman

          



 

  From: jaya466068@aol.com (JayA466068)

  

  "The Bricklayer's Beautiful Daughter",  by William Ackerman

  

  Transcription by Jay Armstrong

  

  Tuning (low to high) :  Eb  Ab  Db  Gb  B  E,   then capo on 5th fret

  

  I'm not sure what the convention is for tabbing with a capo, 

  but I am treating the capo as if it were the nut, so the fret 

  numbers are relative.  Is that how it's usually done?  I'm pretty sure 

  I've seen it both ways, but this way seems more natural to me.

  

  Let me know what you think  :-)

  Jay 

  

  JayA466068@aol.com

  

  

  

  |-(1st time only)-|

  --------------||---------0--------------|-------------0------------|

  --------------||-------0---0----------0-|--0^2------2----2^4^2^0---|

  --------0-----||-*--2----------2--0^2---|--0^3----3------3---------|

  --2-----------||-*--3--------3----3-----|-------0------------------|

  --3-----------||------------------------|--------------------------|

  --------------||------------------------|--------------------------|

  

                                   

  |---------0---------------|----------------0-----0-----||

  |--0----0-----------------|--0-------0-----------------||

  |-----2-------2--2^0^2^0--|--------0----0-----0------*-||

  |--3--------3----3--------|----2^3------3-----2------*-||

  |-------------------------|--3-------------------------||

  |-------------------------|----------------------------||

  

                                   

  |-------0------------------|------------------0-----0---|

  |-----0----0---------------|--0--------0----------------|

  |--2-----------2--2^0^2^0--|---------0-----0-----0------|

  |--3---------3----3--------|-----2^3-------3-----2------|

  |--------------------------|--3-------------------------|

  |--------------------------|----------------------------|

  

  Then repeat everything once, then :

  

  

  

  |-----0----0----0--|----------0----|----------0----|

  |------------------|--------0---0--|--------0---0--|

  |--2----3----5-----|--5---5--------|--3---3--------|

  |--3----3----3-----|----0----------|----0----------|

  |------------------|---------------|---------------|

  |------------------|--5-------5----|--3-------3----|

  

  

  

  |--------------------|---------------|---------------------|

  |--------------------|--0------------|---------------------|

  |--2^0--0---0---0----|------0--------|----------0--0^3--0--|

  |---------0---3---3--|----2-------2--|---0--0^2------------|

  |--3----1------------|--0-------3----|-1-------------------|

  |--------------------|---------------|---------------------|

  

  

  

  ||----------------------|----0-------------|------0------------|

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

  ||-*--2-2---2^0---0---3-|--2-----------0---|-----0--3--2---2---|

  ||-*--0---3-------------|--0---------0-----|-------------0---3-|

  ||--------------3-------|--------3-1-------|-------------------|

  ||----------------------|------------------|-2/3-------1-------|

  

                                                          

  |-------------------|-------------------------------||

  |-------------------|-------------------------------||

  |----0---------0-3--|--0^2---^0---------------0---*-||   (  repeat only

  |--2---2-----0------|--0------------2^0^2---------*-||    on second time )

  |--0-----3-1--------|---------------3---------------||

  |-------------------|-------------------------------||

  

  

  

  Then play some of the parts again ....  you know how the song goes ;)

  

  

   


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 The bricklayers beautiful, de Will ackerman 

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