Maybe Somebody wants to build on this....?

[Rick_E]

My good buddy left for Afghanistan today to keep the peace and he begged me to do play Some Devil at our show Saturday night. Holy night for bar fights by the way!!! This is what I was able to lift the same day so maybe one of you guys has the time to take the basic idea behind what I play and tab the exact version. I just don't have the time. I thought i'd share but I'm not a tabber so you'll have to figure out the timing.

I open with this little intro...

Goof around with this for a bit
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--------0--------------------------0--------------0----------
--------------------------------------------------------------
-----------9--------9-----------9----9--------9-----9------
-----6-----------6-----------0-------------0----------------
--7-----------7----------------------------------------------



And then....Watch the spacing, it's not the proportional to the timing...

-------------------------------------------------------------
-------------------------------------------------------------
----------8---8-8-8\6---6-6---------------6---------------
----------9---9-9-9\7---7-7-------------------7-----------
-6-6-----6---6-6-6\4---4-4-------4---------------4-------
-7-7-----7---7-7-7\5---5-5----5--5--5---------------5---



-------0-0-0----0----0-0-0------------3-----3-3-------------------
-------0-0-0----0----0-0-0------------3-----3-3-------------------
-------1-1-1----1----1-1-1------------0-----0-0--------------6---
-2----2-2-2-----2----2-2-2--------0---------------------7----7---
-2---------------2----2-2-2----2-----------------------------------
-0---------------0----0-0-0----3---------------------5-------------




And then the chorus... You could play alot of different stuff here.
The roots of the progression are D, C#, B, A, G, G>A
Experiment with voicings, use your imagination

Ah this is taking too long, here's the lazy written out version of what I play, have fun, hehe....

Chords for chorus... Remember, be original!

4 beats each chord
xx0232 / x4x230 / x20230 / x00220 / 320033 / 320033>x02020



Crap this took long to type

I'm new to this site but like what I see and what it promotes.
I'm known for my bass playing ability in my end of the world
but love to play guitar which is where I started. Any bassists here?
I'm here to help so ask away. Hope to chat it up with all of you here and help everybody to grow as musicians.

[Rick_E]

I should have read posts from weeks ago, hehe, but this is what you could play acoustic 8)

[Ranting Thespian]

here's my tab that I believe to be accurate (to standard tuning, there is a debate weather it is a bartione or an odd tuning of a normal guitar). It sounds fine acoustic. I actualy was using my acoustic when tabbing.

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 Some Devil - DM
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There is varition in here that sounds random.  Just a pluck of a
Different note or two, or an extram stum of a chord.  This is basicly
wat he is playing.


Verse
e----------------------------------------------------------------------
B----------------------------------------------------------------------
G------7/8--7/8-\6--6----6--6--4------&4-&2----------------------------
D------7/9--7/9-\7--7----7--7--6------&6-&4----------5-----5/7-----7---
A-------------------------------------------------2--2--2--5/7-------7-
E--*7-------------------------------0----------3-----3----------5------
*= This note is lower on the baritone, but this is as low as you can go
with standard tuning
&= this is played very quietly at parts, and sometimes not heard at all

Chorus
e----------------------------------------------------------------------
B----------------------------------------------------------------------
G----------------------------------------------------------------------
D-----4--7--4------------4-p2-------2-p0--------*0---------------------
A--5-------------4----2----------0------------------&*4----------------
E-------------------------------------------3---*3--&*5----------------
* = picked randomly and softly sometimes
& = not played when ending the chorus

[Rick_E]

Nothing to debate, definately a baritone. First, you can tell by the tone. That could be thanks to EQ but the clincher is how the B rings out. With all the sliding around the ringing would be lost because of the movement.