| Dolly Parton的声音无可替换,好多版本、很多人翻唱,感觉无人能超越原唱。 |
| MV的低声部非常有味道。 |
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Jolene 6=Dm ------------------------------------------- I have seen some of the hard to understand| tabs of this song so i made an easier one | for you all to understand | ------------------------------------------- Jolene Dolly Parton [Refrein] Dm F C Dm Jolene, Jolene, Jolene, Jolene C Dm I'm beggin' of you please don't take my man F C Dm Jolene, Jolene, Jolene, Jolene C Dm Please don't take him just because you can [Verse] Dm F Your beauty is beyond compare C Dm With flaming locks of auburn hair C Dm With iv'ry skin and eyes of emerald green Dm F Your smile is like a breath of spring C Dm Your voice is soft like summer rain C Dm And I cannot compete with you, Jolene Dm F He talks about you in his sleep C Dm And there is nothing I can do C Dm To keep from crying when he calls your name, Jolene Dm F And I can easily understand C Dm How you could easily take my man C Dm But you don't know what he means to me, Jolene |
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Jolene intro ------------------------------------------------------------------- JOLENE intro - Dolly Parton ------------------------------------------------------------------- Tabbed by: MGNYC Capo IV Tuning: Standard e|--------------------------------|--------------------------------| B|------0-----0h1---0-----1p0-----|------0-----0h1---0-----1p0-----| G|--2---------------0-----------0-|--2---------------0-----------0-| D|----2-------0h2-----0---2p0-0---|----2-------0h2-----0---2p0-0---| A|0-------------------------------|0-------------------------------| E|--------------------------------|--------------------------------| This is the intro to the song, and she comes back to the same picking pattern frequently when there's a bar or two of no vocals between lines. It's based around an Am chord. It's just one measure, four beats. I repeated it once above to make it easier to learn, and spaced it out so each dash is a 32nd note. There are a lot of lessons and tabs out there that don't get this one right. Maybe because so much of it is played open - when we're trying to figure out where to put our fret fingers to make it sound right we don't think about leaving them up in the air ;-). Start slowly. Like they say: get it right then get it fast. Big thanks to Lee McDaid https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vlCNkK3rsfo for getting it right. ************************************ | h hammer-on | p pull-off ************************************ |
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