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I find that I like dave's raised B songs played in standard tuning a lot better, for one reason I can sing better in E than in B, so I just play the songs on a standard guitar the way I would on a Raised B guitar. I particularly like Oh in E much better.

just my two cents

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Peace
Joe

I have dressed in black if you want it still


Joe

I can't wait, I have tyo sit patiently for t he shows in september though, I'm going to try to get tickets for the twetter center shows in MA and the meadows center in CT. I can't wait


Been waiting too long already for the new tour to start,
Joe

Has anyone learned how to play this. I never realized how complicated the time signature was untill I tried to play the verse. can anyone help me out with playing it?


thanks,
Joe

I've been loking for a video of the one sweet world intro, can anyone help me out, I would like to get it to help me out with the fingering for it


thanks,

Joe

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What kind of guitar you got winston? It sounds real good, what kind of electronics did you put it though to record it?


Joe

no problem, it just sounded too strange the way the tab was written up originally

Joe

I just took a look at the DVD again, the first time they play the chorus, right after he playes the Em, you can see the A chord, then him switch to the Am. You are right that it is Am to C, but he plays the A chord between the Em and the Am

later,
Joe

thanks alot for putting if I had it all up, all the tabs that have floated around have been way off on it, mostly on the breakdown part. But I think you are a little off on the chorus. I was watching the DVD and it looked like the chorus was more like this C -> Em -> A -> Am then C -> Em -> D (strum...