10 acessos
(S. Winwood - J. Miller)
Intro 1:
D7(no 3) G/D [piano: D-A-C D-G-B]
v v v v v v v v (16th notes)
/14-------------15\10/14-|----10-------------------|
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/14-------------16\11/14-|----11-------------------|
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D7(no 3) G/D
v v v v v v v v
/14----------10-12-------|-------10----------------|
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/14----------11-12-------|9b11--------9b11r9-7-----|
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bass [4X]:
v v v v
-7-------7---7-----------7-------|
-----7-9-------------7-9---------|
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Verse 1:
D7(no 3) G/D D
v v v v v v v v
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-13--------------12--------------|-12--10--8---7-------------------|
-14--------------12--------------|-12--11--9---7-------------------|
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Pretty Polly Possum what's wrong with you?
C D
Your body's kinda weak and you think there's nothing we can do
D7(no 3) G/D D
Good golly, Polly shame on you
C D
Cause Molly made a stew that'll make a new little girl out of you
Chorus:
[bass as per intro; doubled w/baritone sax]
D7(no 3) G/D D
v v v v v v v v
---------------------*-----------|----10-10-----------10-10---------|
-13--------------12--------------|----------------------------------|
-14--------------12--------------|/11-------------/11---------------|
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* 13 (G7/D) last time; occasionally 15
So follow me, its good for you
D7(no 3) G/D D
D7(no 3) G/D D
Ooh, ooh, ain't it good for you
D7(no 3) G7/D D
My own homegrown recipe'll see you through
Verse 2:
Freaky Freddy Frolic had some, I know
He was last seen picking green flowers in a field of snow
Get ready, Freddy, they're sure to grow
Mother Nature just blew it and there's nothing really to it, I know
[repeat chorus]
[guitar solo over chorus chords]
Verse 3:
Auntie Franny Pritchett and Uncle Lou
They made some goo, now they really sock it to their friends
Frantic friends and neighbors charge the door
They caught a little whiff now they're digging it and seeking more
[repeat chorus]
Break:
bass [4X; saxes enter sequentially]:
v v v v
-7-------7---7-----------7-------|
-----7-9-------------7-9---------|
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sax 1 arr. for guitar:
v v v v
D -4---0-2-4---4-------0-2-4-------
sax 2 arr. for guitar:
v v v v
D -7---4-5-7---7-------4-5-7-------
saxes 3, 4 arr. for guitar:
v v v v
e -12----8-10-12----12-------8-10-12------|
b -13---10-12-13----13------10-12-13------|
Intro 2:
(bass as per intro 1)
D7(no 3) G/D
v v v v v v v v
/14-------------12/14-10-|-------------------10----|
-------------------------|----------------12-------|
/14-------------12/14-11-|-------------------------|
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D7(no 3) G/D
v v v v v v v v
/14----------15-17---/14-|----10-------------------------|
-------------------------|-------------13p12p10----------|
/14----------16-17---/14-|----11-------------------12-10-|
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[repeat chorus]
[guitar solo over chorus chords to fade]
-- another ace 60's tab from Andrew Rogers