DADA - "dorina" Tablature

From: jdm7@cornell.edu (Jeff Matson)
originally by ~From: Don Hasenmayer <Rohvm1.Rsndlh@rohmhaas.com>

I worked on this some, and this is what I came up with.
--jeff


Dorina : Dada Puzzle
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Intro
lots of bends and stuff, but you can figure it out

pinch harm
e----------------------------------------------12------
B-12--------------7--8--7--7/8----------12---------------
G----14-14--12----7--9--7--7/9-------12-------12---------
D------------------------------------------------------
A------------------------------------------------------
E------------------------------------------------------

The part right before the verse begins is:
e ----------------------0-------------
B ----------------------0-------------
G ----------------------0-------------
D -12--9--11--7--9--5---2-------------
A ----------------------2-------------
E ----------------------0-------------
or...
e -------------------0--
B ---3---2---0-------0--
G -----3---2---0-----0--
D -------------------2--
A -------------------2--
E -------------------0--


(E) Bass
Tried to make ...
(E) Bass
Tried to make ...
(A) Bass (G) Bass
Tried to make ...

From a broken Ferris Wheel

e--------------- ---------
B--------------- -5--5--5- then the part
G-0-0-2-2-0-0--- -4--4--4- that comes before
D-0-0-2-2-0-0--- --------- Riff 1
A-x-x-0-0-x-x--- ---------
E-3-3-----3-3--- ---------
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
this part x2

Listen to me ...

riff 2
e-3------3--------3------3------------------
B---5------5/3------5-------/12--------------
G-----4---------------4-------------------
D--------------------------------------
A--------------------------------------
E--------------------------------------

Riff 2A (chord sequence after riff2)
e-5---5---5--5-------you can-----5--5--5--5-- It's really just a matter of
B-6---5---3--3-------also try----6--5--6--3-- personal preference, as far
G-7---4---5--4--------these------7--6--5--4-- as I'm concerned. My ear
D-------------------------------------------- for music isn't perfect, so
A-------------------------------------------- I just play whatever I think
E-------------------------------------------- sounds good.

You can also try just strumming the end chords with an emphasis on the high
strings.



The bartender must be ...


End Chords
e -5--5--5--5---
B -6--5--3--3---
G -7--6--5--4---
D -7--7--5--5---
A -5--7--3--3---
E -5--5--3--3---

it also wouldn't surprise me if it were two guitars, one playing riff 2a
and the other playing

e -5--5--3--3------
B -6--5--5--3------
G -7--6--5--4------
D -7--7--5--5------
A -5--7--3--5------
E -5--5--3--3------

By the way, you may have noticed I don't omit notes on any of the strings
for these chords. That's because I don't know which ones to leave out.

Dori...
Dori...

Well, that's what I've got. I didn't fill in all the solos, because that
stuff takes forever, but I like the sound of most of this. If you have any
feedback on what I've done with this, let me know. Thanks for the headstart.
--jeff