Drive My Car | TAB
Let’s work our way through all of Drive My Car‘s sections using TAB, this will work on just one acoustic or if you are the only electric guitarist in a band.
Here’s the intro, make sure you’re counting it right, start on beat 4 +, like this:
Next, here’s the verse, make sure you can see all intervals in these riffs and how they spell the chord names D7#9, Gadd9, and A7#5.
Here’s the chorus, I didn’t call the Bm a Bm7 even though there is an A (b7) for one 16th note, it just felt like a quick bass line anticipating the beat, not a chord note.
If you loop the last two bars you get the outro, here’s what that looks like if written on a loop:
When you can play all parts, try it along with the original recording, this one is great fun!
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