| Song Name: | Long Train Runnin\ | By: | The Doobie Brothers |
| Posted By: | Captain_J_Cook | Difficulty: | Intermediate |
| Key: | C | Genre: | General |
| Harp Type: | Diatonic | ||
| Created: | 2007-04-18 14:04:43 | Modified: | 2007-04-30 16:04:38 |
| Song: | Here is the tab for "Long Train Runnin'" by the Doobie Brothers. The only way I can make this sound close to correct is by using the pucker method (opposed to the tongue block, which I have grown accustom to)on most of the sounds. This is because there are some pretty rapid bends. Maybe if your a bad mofo when it comes to bending you can squeeze by this problem. *Note: I find that many of the quick bends are easily produced by sort of whistling backwards while tongueing the word "to, two or too" while sucking in air. Whichever you prefer. The tab isn't 100% correct, but it gives a good frame to work around. Any input is appreciated -Long Train Runnin- -4(b)-4-4(b)-4 ~~-4(B)-4-4(b)-4-4(b)-4-4(b)-4~`.. ...-4 3 3 3 3 3 3 ~~-4-4(b)-4-4(b)-4(b)~` -5 5\3 3 -4 ~~[-5,-6]~` 44-4(b)-4-4(b)-4-4(b)-4-4(b) [6,7] -5-4 4 -2-2-2-2-2-2 -5\-3 -2-2-2-2-2-2 Legend:(b)=bend , [#,#]= both, Oh yeah a negative in front of the number dictates a draw. ~~ #######~`=vibrato, \=slide down, /=slide up As I have stated prior, this is just a frame to work off of. The dude playing harmonica (Tom Johnston?) whips it all out pretty fast, so you will have to listen to it to get a good feel of it. |
