Hail Hail Bass Tab

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PEARL JAM "HAIL HAIL" -BASS TAB
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Tune normal  e a d g

Intro/choruse: 
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|---------------------------------------|
|-5-55-8-88-4-44-5-5----353---3-33-1-11-|
|-------------------33-5---33-----------|   x2

verse
|------------------------------------------------------------|
|------------------------------------------------------------|
|-----------------1-1----------------1-1-----1-1-1-1-1-1-----|
|-3-3-3-3-3-3-3-3----3-3-3-3-3-3-3-3-----3-3-------------3-3-|

|--------------------|
|--------------------|
|-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-3-3|
|--------------------|

|------------------------------------------------------------|
|------------------------------------------------------------|
|-----------------1-1----------------1-1-----1-1-1-1-1-1-----|
|-3-3-3-3-3-3-3-3----3-3-3-3-3-3-3-3-----3-3-------------3-3-|

|--------------------|
|--------------------|
|-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1|
|--------------------|  

chorus
|---------------------------------------|
|---------------------------------------|
|-5-55-8-88-4-44-5-5----353---3-33-1-11-|
|-------------------33-5---33-----------|   x2

second  verse ( same as first)

second chorus
|---------------------------------------|
|---------------------------------------|
|-5-55-8-88-4-44-5-5----353---3-33-1-11-|
|-------------------33-5---33-----------|   x2

|---------------------|
|---------------------|
|-5-55-7-77-1-11------|
|----------------3-33-| x3



Interlude:
|--------------|-------------|---------------------|
|-7-5-7---5----|-7-5-7---5---|-7-5-7---------------|
|-------7---7--|-------7---7-|-------7-5-----------|
|--------------|-------------|-----------5-3-3-3-3-|

|------------------------------------------------------------|
|------------------------------------------------------------|
|-----------------1-1----------------1-1-----1-1-1-1-1-1-----|
|-3-3-3-3-3-3-3-3----3-3-3-3-3-3-3-3-----3-3-------------3-3-|

|---------------------------------------|
|---------------------------------------|
|-5-55-8-88-4-44-5-5----353---3-33-1-11-|
|-------------------33-5---33-----------|   x2

|---------------------|
|---------------------|
|-5-55-7-77-1-11------|
|----------------3-33-| x2

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|-5-55-7-77-1-11-9-9-10-11-|
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Tabbed by Mark Linwood


Hint suggesstions or comments to (Rlinwood@powerup.com.au)
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p=pulloff
h=hammeron
/=slide



Taken from BASSMASTA.NET - http://www.bassmasta.net

Source: http://www.bassmasta.net/p/pearl_jam/118965.html

Tab Discussion, Comments, and Critiques


No Picture zach Wanna Be	#1 by zach morgan at Sep 26, 1975 at 4:11 PM EST
	Nothing wrong with "homos" HockeyJoe. On a scale of one to lame comment... I thinks perhaps the structure of this song is important. The first and second verse seem to be from very different points of view. I was thinkning, maybe the whole song overall is about this unequal messed up relationships and you're getting each of their perspectives in each of the verses. You could even interpret the chorus to be sung from two perspectives: "If you're the only one will I never be enough? Yeah." Where the other person responds: "Hail hail the lucky ones. I refer to those in love. Yeah." saying that the second person doesn't really feel that they're in love. But who knows, that could all just be a bit of craziness.

No Picture Darth Cato Wanna Be	#2 by Darth Cato at Sep 13, 1981 at 9:20 PM EST
	Hail Hail was released in germany, when fans in the US finally heard this song they wondered why it was only released in gremany... eventually it became clear that Pearl Jam did not make this album to be another commercial success... Hail Hail while still a rocker was also unlike any other song they ahd ever wrote.... I love No Code...!!!

No Picture pharaoh shane Rhythm Player	#3 by pharaoh shane at Jul 11, 1989 at 5:53 AM EST
	In my top three PJ songs of all time with I Got ID and Corduroy. The emotion of the lyrics coupled with one of the best riffs by Pearl Jam just make it a complete song. McCready's solo in the middle fits the song incredibly well. Just an awesome song.

No Picture Juicy Wanna Be	#4 by Juicy Dangler at Jan 1, 1990 at 4:15 PM EST
	Probably my facorite song ever. It's romantic, it's serious, it's cynical. Hail Hail Pearl Jam, Hail Eddie.

No Picture Jazzy Average	#5 by Jazzy at Oct 28, 1995 at 1:59 PM EST
	"Are you woman enough to be my man?" - I never got that, is it because Eddie didn't have a strong male role model?

No Picture Musical Genius	#6 by oh.... THAT guy at Jul 10, 1997 at 7:28 PM EST
	A mate of mine thought it was a sort of dialogue spoken by a couple to each other. One line spoken, the next spoken back and so forth. It works...sort of...

No Picture mike Average	#7 by mike rojas at Jan 22, 1999 at 8:40 PM EST
	"Are you woman enough to be my man?" I hate this line. I don't care what it really means or whos perspective it is from, but it just sounds weird. It sounds pretty homo coming from a guy (even if he is quoting a woman).

No Picture HereWeGo Wanna Be	#8 by HereWeGo at Aug 30, 2002 at 9:22 PM EST
	One Who Waits...when the writing of a song is attributed to multiple members of the band I associate that with credit being given for the musical components as well as lyrics. for example look at Smashing Pumpkins, in which case I believe Corgan and the drummer wrote much of the albulm material lyrically and musically. Anyways, remember that lyrical content is not the only portion of a song that needs 'written'

No Picture Len Badass	#9 by Len cullum at Apr 22, 2003 at 2:12 PM EST
	Huh. "Gossard, Vedder, Ament, McCready". I didn't know Stone solely wrote it? Anyhow, when you're in a relationship gone stale. This is an accurate account. PJ nailed it as usual.

No Picture Atticus Average	#10 by Atticus Crowley at Jan 27, 2004 at 12:53 AM EST
	shut up hockeyjoe