LINDISFARNE - "lady eleanor" Tablature
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From: "Dexter N. Muir" <D.N.Muir@massey.ac.nz>
Subject: Re: Lady Eleanor (Lindisfarne)
This is entirely from memory, and I never could get some of the words:
Lady Eleanor
Lindisfarne
Tuning: Standard EADGBE
Playing: Bar chords, E shapes:
Bm = Em bar 7
G = E bar 3
A = E bar 5
Intro: alternating Em, Bm
Verse 1:
Em Bm
Nasty..
Em Bm
Belly-..
Em Bm
Hide ..
G A Bm . . . <- fade
When ...
Verse 2:
Chorus:
G A Bm
But it's ..
G A Bm
Al - right, ..
G A E Esus4 E Esus4
I'm ...
[ a bit of tab (bass-line):
e--------|--------|
B--------|--------|
G--------|--------|
D----2---|----9---|
A---2-2--|---9-9--|
E0-----0-|7-----7-|
slide
tab ends]
Verse 3:
Chorus, [tab].
Verse 4:
But it's..
Alright, ..,
G A [E(bar7) Bm] <- ???
I'm......
I suspect those last chords are something entirely different, but can't
remember much except they _are_ simple chords.
If anyone can supply the missing words or correct any others I have wrong,
PLEASE Email me. It's an old favourite, and I'd like to get it right!
If memory serves me, Alan Hull wrote it.
p.s. I love the mandolin work, too, but the tab for that would be a bit
beyond me...
Dexter N. Muir Manufacturing Pilot Plant Technician
D.N.Muir@massey.ac.nz Department of Production Technology
Massey University, Palmerston North, New Zealand
Subject: Re: Lady Eleanor (Lindisfarne)
This is entirely from memory, and I never could get some of the words:
Lady Eleanor
Lindisfarne
Tuning: Standard EADGBE
Playing: Bar chords, E shapes:
Bm = Em bar 7
G = E bar 3
A = E bar 5
Intro: alternating Em, Bm
Verse 1:
Em Bm
Nasty..
Em Bm
Belly-..
Em Bm
Hide ..
G A Bm . . . <- fade
When ...
Verse 2:
Chorus:
G A Bm
But it's ..
G A Bm
Al - right, ..
G A E Esus4 E Esus4
I'm ...
[ a bit of tab (bass-line):
e--------|--------|
B--------|--------|
G--------|--------|
D----2---|----9---|
A---2-2--|---9-9--|
E0-----0-|7-----7-|
slide
tab ends]
Verse 3:
Chorus, [tab].
Verse 4:
But it's..
Alright, ..,
G A [E(bar7) Bm] <- ???
I'm......
I suspect those last chords are something entirely different, but can't
remember much except they _are_ simple chords.
If anyone can supply the missing words or correct any others I have wrong,
PLEASE Email me. It's an old favourite, and I'd like to get it right!
If memory serves me, Alan Hull wrote it.
p.s. I love the mandolin work, too, but the tab for that would be a bit
beyond me...
Dexter N. Muir Manufacturing Pilot Plant Technician
D.N.Muir@massey.ac.nz Department of Production Technology
Massey University, Palmerston North, New Zealand
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