Down In Oakland Bass Tab

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intro/outro 
G|--------------------------| 
D|--------------------------| 
A|-(2/)7-----------------5--| 
E|----------55--------7-----| 

chorus 
G|-----------------------| 
D|-----------------------| 
A|-7------------------5--| 
E|------55----3----7-----| 

verse x3 | x1 | 
G|---------------------|----| 
D|------5----4---------|----| 
A|-7-------------------|----| 
E|----------------7----|-0--| 

interlude x1 
G|------------------------------| 
D|------------------------------| 
A|-7----7----7---2/7------------| 
E|------------------0--------0--| 
listen for order and timing... some notes are rung and others stubbed!

Taken from The BassMasta -- http://www.bassmasta.net

Source: BassMasta.net
http://www.bassmasta.net/t/transplants,_the/.html

Tab Discussion, Comments, and Critiques


No Picture Ziggy Professional	#1 by Ziggy at Oct 9, 2007 at 5:32 PM EST
	I disagree with nearly every comment, and consider this to be a completely sincere (and thus syrupy) love song. It's simple and somewhat trite, but I always thought the "1st base . . . home run" thing just makes it that much SWEETER. OK, it might be tongue-in-cheek, with a nod to 50s doo-wop innocence, but I totally think it's good-natured, and by no means sarcastic, or a commentary on pop music. Oh, and Dave Lovering does not sing "Trompe le Monde," nor do I think he could if he tried.