This Charming Man

[elko]

Not sure how many people play guitar at all, but here is the best tab I've found for This Charming Man.

<a href='http://www.fretplay.com/tabs/s/smiths/this_charming_man-tab.shtml' target='_blank'>http://www.fretplay.com/tabs/s/smiths/this...g_man-tab.shtml</a>

I'm strating to get a bit of fluidity going, but as I play with fingers rather than plectrum it sounds a little odd when switching from single notes to chords. Can anyone confirm my suspiscion (sp) that one note in the chorus is wrong - in the 4th bar, the 9th on the g string (an 'E'), should be one fret down (D#)? Sounds picky but it doesn't seem right otherwise. I've tried to highlight the note that sounds odd here...


e-------------------------------------9------------9----------------------
B--------10-------------9--------10---10------------9----------10------
G-----11----11-------9---9--11---------------9-------------11----11-----
D--12-------------11------------------------9-------------12---------------

Can anyone confirm that? Can anyone even understand what I'm talking about? <!--emo&:blink:--><!--endemo-->

elko

[elko]

OK, a rough idea of what it sounds like...any suggestions?

[girl_afraid]

Ooh, very good! Heehee, I had fun singing along and looking like a fool... Wish I could play the guitar. <!--emo&:(--><!--endemo-->

[Still Ill]

Sounds great, elko! I get the concept of the chords in writing, but it's painstakingly slow to when you don't know the chords to begin with. Bookmarked quite a few Smiths tab sites when my son got his guitar for his 4th over the summer. That excitement lasted a couple of weeks. Not that it would have done me any good! <!--emo&:lol:--><!--endemo--> Even found an on-line guitar tuner!

[elko]

Where's the guitar tuner?

[Still Ill]

<a href='http://wunderware.com/tuner/' target='_blank'>http://wunderware.com/tuner/</a>
<!--emo&;)--><!--endemo-->

[elko]

Nice one!
Is your son still going with the guitar then?

[Still Ill]

He strums it now and then. He loves music, has more interest in what's playing on the radio than my older son, so I think he'll look at the guitar in a different light when he's much older. Maybe lessons then, if he chooses!

[miserableliar (Guest)]

My brother taught himself somehow. He can play this charming man, bigmouth strikes again, panic and please please please let me get what i want. He plays all sorts of stuff, i think he can play a cppl of more smiths songs but i will have to find out

[atomium]

Not sure how many people play guitar at all, but here is the best tab I've found for This Charming Man.

<a href="http://www.fretplay.com/tabs/s/smiths/this_charming_man-tab.shtml" target="_blank">http://www.fretplay.com/tabs/s/smiths/this...g_man-tab.shtml</a>

I'm strating to get a bit of fluidity going, but as I play with fingers rather than plectrum it sounds a little odd when switching from single notes to chords. Can anyone confirm my suspiscion (sp) that one note in the chorus is wrong - in the 4th bar, the 9th on the g string (an 'E'), should be one fret down (D#)? Sounds picky but it doesn't seem right otherwise. I've tried to highlight the note that sounds odd here...


e-------------------------------------9------------9----------------------
B--------10-------------9--------10---10------------9----------10------
G-----11----11-------9---9--11---------------9-------------11----11-----
D--12-------------11------------------------9-------------12---------------

Can anyone confirm that? Can anyone even understand what I'm talking about? :blink:

elko

I play it a bit differently. Se the file attachment, if I’ve managed to make an attachment at all, I haven’t tried to make one on this forum before.

I use GuitarPro5 when I learn new songs, there you can listen to MIDI files of the songs as well..


Anto -

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[HeavenKnowsImMozzerable]

Hard to say, I learned it by ear. The intro and the first bit are a piece of cake. But now I have a rough time with the "a jumped-up pantry boy" part.