I pretty much have it nailed...and it sounds a lot better on guitar than you'd probably think.
So, if anyone is interested in the tabs for this cover of a cover (

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Jonny123 wrote:Good stuff guys...I was really taken back by him the first time I saw his "twentysomething" video on VH1. Especially considering the majority of modern "pop" music I can't stand. Really struck me as a diamond in the rough!
Anyways...I'll post it up later tonight or tomorrow. It'll just be straight up tabs...it's in drop-d, so I don't technically know the chord names and such. Either way, I feel confident in my ear, playing abilities and my ghetto transcribing...lol.
I think he was saying that it was amazing to see an artist like Jamie on VH1 when all they play is pop music type stuff.kcw wrote:Jonny123 wrote:Good stuff guys...I was really taken back by him the first time I saw his "twentysomething" video on VH1. Especially considering the majority of modern "pop" music I can't stand. Really struck me as a diamond in the rough!
Anyways...I'll post it up later tonight or tomorrow. It'll just be straight up tabs...it's in drop-d, so I don't technically know the chord names and such. Either way, I feel confident in my ear, playing abilities and my ghetto transcribing...lol.
Ummm.......Jamie Cullum is far from pop music there dude. I dont know of many people that have even heard of him, plus he is a Jazz pianist so many teenagers and people in their 20s would think hes dum.
Though he is really cool. I wish he would have recorded more originals on his cd but it was awesome.
Nah, I know man... I suppose I worded that sentence poorly, but I meant something along the lines of what TrippnBill686 said. And while I don't really consider him "pop," his music strikes me as "pop" influenced. For one, like you mentioned, he's a Jazz based musician. The fact that teenagers and 20-somethings, who aren't normally Jazz fans, will and already do know of his music definately says something about the "pop" nature of it...just my two cents anyhow.kcw wrote:Ummm.......Jamie Cullum is far from pop music there dude. I dont know of many people that have even heard of him, plus he is a Jazz pianist so many teenagers and people in their 20s would think hes dum.
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Jamie Cullum's "High and Dry" Cover
Tuning: Drop-D (e-B-G-D-A-D)
INTRO (also played after chorus)
e:--------------------------------------------------------
B:-------------------------------------------------------
G:-------------------------------------------------------
D:---1-----5-----6-----------6-----5----1------------
A:---1-----6-----6-----------6-----6----1------------
D:---1-----5-----6-----------6-----5----1------------
INTRO TRANSITION
e:--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
B:--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
G:--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
D:---1-------1---1-----1---1-------1-------1----------------1---1-------1---1------1------1
A:---1---1----------1-----------1-------1----------------1----------1-----------1------1-----
D:---1-------------------------------------------------1--------------------------------------------
* Let the "1" on the dropped D ring throughout the riff.
** Riff is simply based off of Jamie's riff on the piano. It's by no means a mimic of what he plays, it's just something to keep tempo and add some flavor.
VERSE
e:--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
B:--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
G:---(8)------(5)------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
D:----8--------6-------1--------------------------------------------------------------------------
A:----8--------3-------1---- (Transition riff) -------------------------------------
D:---10--------6-------1--------------------------------------------------------------------------
* The "(8)" and "(5)" on the G string are just for fuller chord voicings. I like to leave them out in the first verse, then begin to mix them in as the song progresses.
CHORUS
e:--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
B:--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
G:------8-----8------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
D:------8-----6------1-----1----------------------------------------------------------------------------
A:------8-----8------1-----1----------------------------------------------------------------------------
D:-----10-----6------1-----1---------------------------------------------------------------------------
* The "transition riff" can surely be used here too - Jamie plays his piano riff at this point in the song. However, if I'm too into the song/singing to bother to accurately play the riff (or something like it), I'll just live it out.
BRIDGE (Instrumental + "It's the best thing you have ever had")
e:--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
B:--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
G:-----------8----------8-----------------------------------------------------------------------
D:------8----8------8---6-------1----------------------------1--------------------------------
A:------8----8------8---8-------1--- (Transition riff) ------1---(Transition riff)
D:-----10---10------6---6-------1----------------------------1------------------------------
* During the instrumental part of the bridge, have fun with it! Improvise a bit. Explore some alternate chord voicings that better mimic Jamie's piano solo over the rhythm.
OUTRO ("doh-doh-dooooh...")
e:---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
B:---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
G:----------------------------(5)------(5)--(3)--------------------------------------------
D:----1----5---6------6---5----5--------5----3---6-------6---8---1----------------------
A:----1----6---6------6---6----3--------3----1---6-------6---6---1----------------------
D:----1----5---6------6---5----------------------6-------6---8---1----------------------
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