歌谱：bonin in the boneyard(TXT吉他谱)

Date: Fri, 14 Jun 91 17:52:41 -0600
From: habbinga@tramp.Colorado.edu
Subject: Fishbone's "Bonin' in the Boneyard" Transcription

 
Here is the transcription to Fishbone's "Bonin' in the Boneyard".
 
DISCLAIMER:  This is not perfect, but I think it is very close.  Any
             suggestions or corrections are VERY welcome and appreciated.
             Some of the parts (especially line 6 of the solos) have a
             WTFF (What the F*** Factor) of 10, so I did the best I could.
             I apologize for the size of the transcription, but I wanted
             the transcription to reflect the rhythm of the bassline as much
             as possible, and to make it easy to convert to standard
             notation.  This is not an easy song, I cannot play it straight
             through without many mistakes.  I hope those players better than
             me will be able to work it up to speed.
 
Notation Guide
-------- -----
Above Line:  Note Duration
 
             W      Whole note
             H      Half note
             Q      Quarter note
             E      Eighth note
             S      Sixteenth note
             .      dot after a note duration adds half of the note's value
                    (i.e. Q. would be a dotted quarter note, lasting 1 1/2
                     beats)
             4,3,2  A 4 above means that this measure and all following are
                    in 4/4 time.  A 3 means signifies 3/4 time, and a 2
                    signifies 2/4 time.
 
Below Line:  Pickup Hand Technique
 
             T   Thump    Hit string with thumb
             P   Pop      Pop string with index (D string) or
                          middle finger (G string) of pickup hand.
             S   Slide    An S under a note means that you slide from the
                          previous note to this note.  An S between notes
                          means that you slide between the two notes.
             H   Hammer   Strike a note without plucking, slapping, or
                          popping.  If the previous note is lower than the
                          current note, you hammer-on.  If the prev. note
                          is higher, you pull-off.  If the note is the first
                          one to be played on a string, strike with enough
                          force to sound without plucking, slapping, or
                          popping.
             F   Fingers  This means to play this passage pizzicato style,
                          instead of slapping or popping.
             B   Bend