Whitey Ford Sings The Blues Tabs:
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Ends by Everlast
I have the notes that are platyed but I do not have the picking patterns tabbed out..I
think you can figure them out on your own
Tabbed By Chirs Homco (hotwheel@brook.ffni.com)
Main Riff Chorus
G---------------|--------|----------------------------------
D---------------|--------|----------------------------------
A---------------|-----3--|----------------------------------
E---3--5--7--3--|--3-----|----------------------------------
Variations on main riff I use
G----------------|---------------|--------------------------
D----------------|---------------|--------------------------
A----------------|---------------|--------------------------
E---3--5--7/93--|--3--5--71/3--|--3--5--7--5--7--3--------
Taken from The BassMasta -- http://www.bassmasta.net
http://www.bassmasta.net/e/everlast/.html
Tab Discussion, Comments, and Critiques
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Cohen Wanna Be |
#1 by Cohen B at Jul 23, 1998 at 3:35 PM EST |
| It should be "DMC they was told to run" | |
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ebin Rhythm Player |
#2 by ebin strong at Jun 28, 2000 at 12:47 PM EST |
| the third verse is about drug dealers and it goes They was tougher than leather Like Reverend Run dmc they was TOTIN' guns HOLDING WEIGHT | |
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MetJustice Wanna Be |
#3 by MetJustice at Jul 11, 2001 at 2:43 AM EST |
| Anyway, I didn't intend to come to this page to rant. lol. I just HAD to post my last post, after seeing so many oblivious people thiniking "it means drugs". My main intention when I came to this song's page was that I thought I might be able to add a little clarification, and explain a line, that perhaps many people wouldn't get the reference to. My favorite line in the whole tune, too. lol "From the Wetlands all the way to the Apollo If you broke she's spittin' If you're rich she might swallow" Anyway, for anyone who isn't familiar with New York City (where I'm born and raised and lived all my life), I thought that maybe there would be people out there who wouldn't get that very clever NYC reference. The Apollo, I'm sure everyone knows, since it had the famous show "Showtime at the Apollo". It is a very famous theater for musicians and comedians, here in NYC. It's in Harlem, which is WAY uptown in the north part of Manhattan, on 125th street. The Wetlands is also a famous music club in NYC, which sadly closed a few years ago. The Wetlands was on Hudson Street, WAY downtown in the south part of Manhattan. The link below explains a little about The Wetlands... http://www.nyrock.com/worldbeat/07_2001/073001b.asp So basiclly, he's using the two clubs to say that she sells her goods ALL over Manhattan. Everywhere. She really gets around. You can't really get any other two famous clubs that are any farther away from each other, to use as points of reference. It would be like saying "from New York all the way to Los Angeles", to mean "all over the country". Anyway, I hope that helped, if there are any non-NYCers out there who love this tune but always wondered "What's that line mean? What is/are the Wetlands, and what do they have to do with the Apollo?". :) | |
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