So, last week, I was the guitar player. The only guitar player. Drums, keys, piano and me. With fairly large instrumental times.
And I have to say that I know the chords, I know (for the most part) the choruses, but I don't so much always know the verses.
I might have over-played. Maybe a little.
Yeah, right.
Let's think about playing melodically. What makes up a melody? Well, traditionally, that's the part the singer sings. So, how much do singers go up and down the scale? Let's follow a singer or two.
That's in C, which makes it so easy to talk about. The "Workin' so hard every night and day", it seems, is just all B and C. And that's about the only fast part. If you know your major scale, there should be nothing here that a few passes shouldn't let you figure out.
Which is pretty much what I was doing this morning. Learning how to install the governer on my picking hand.
And hey, I kinda like the song.
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Here's a singer-- never too late to start...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2cnRXmMn2Ag
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