Screenwriters Blues Bass Tab

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s/soul_coughing/Screenwriter.tab

title: "Screenwriter's Blues"
Artist: Soul Coughing
Album: "Ruby Vroom"
Transcriber: Lee Nitzani

Another beautifully constant, rather simple line:

G-------4---------
D--6--------------
A-----------------
E-----------4-4---

Make sure you hold that B long enough.

As far as I know, there are no variations.  Corrections are welcome.

The lyrics are available on the Five Percent Nation, SC's official
website, at


www.soulcoughing.com


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Tab Discussion, Comments, and Critiques


No Picture David Average	#1 by David Turner at Mar 27, 1970 at 8:16 AM EST
	I think it's more free-form observation than judgmental. I don't think it's a 'stab'. SC doesn't tend to have much of an agenda. They have a bittersweet response to what they see in the city of LA here. Besides that it's one of the dopest smooth riffs ever recorded. Damn!

No Picture chris Average	#2 by chris at Jul 17, 1981 at 10:53 AM EST
	This is definately one of my favorite SC songs... it seems obvious to me that this song is taking a stab at the fakeness of hollywood and the over-influence it has on people these days. everyone wants to be famous...

No Picture joe Average	#3 by joe at Sep 8, 1987 at 3:51 AM EST
	nicely cynical

No Picture Cliff Rhythm Player	#4 by Cliff Burton at Dec 22, 1998 at 10:08 AM EST
	I love how this conjures a film noir feel. I finally have it memorized. Now I need a fedora, a trench coat and a pack of cigarettes.

No Picture E Average	#5 by E F at Jan 29, 2001 at 4:56 PM EST
	Doughty wrote this one day in 1992 after driving through Los Angeles at 5 AM.

No Picture khairney Wanna Be	#6 by khairney drew at Mar 30, 2006 at 4:08 PM EST
	...also i forgot to add... if you listen to the song "naked and famous" by the presidents of the united states of america the lyrics have a simillar vibe...