For for not hating on me everyone.
 
Mississippi,
 
I don't know the names of half the chords I play, so I had to use an online source called "Cord Namer" that lets you fill in tablature notes and then will tell you what the name of the chord is. However, I didn't think that explained the little added notes AROUND the chords, so I made a tab up in my graphics program. I never did this before, so I hope I did it right. (And I never want to do it again. That was a lot of work!)
 

 
Bill

Well THAT came out really small, didn't it? This forum made the graphic about half size. Here's the url to the graphic:
 
Tablature Graphic

Bill, that was truly a unique take on what I consider to be one of the all time classics.  My only suggestion would be to turn down the whistlelike sound a db or so at the 4:30 mark.  Otherwise, kudos!

I think you're right Lynn. That is a bit loud there. I think I'm gonna lay this tune to rest though. Played it for one of my best friends last night and she didn't care for the intro anymore than a lot of people here did. Oh well, I've never been very good at judging what it is other people will like in my own songs and recordings.
 
I'm interested in in selling this Roland GR-20 synth w/ GK3 pickup. I also have the GK3 and synth controller mounted on an SX Les Paul type guitar that I plan to sell too. I never use this stuff so I might as well sell it. If anybody's interested, drop me a PM and make me an offer.
 
Bill

Very cool Bill. I quite liked the intro but it sort of scared me.

STRETCH
 
feels good don't it?
 
let you go mofo

 
you are a savant
 
water to gas
 
shift that you
 
get it on
 
now i die
 
what the hel just happened
 

Thanks for going to the trouble to make a tab. That was very helpful. You going to Focal Point tomorrow?

Lisa,
 
It wasn't really that much trouble.
 
No FP for me this week.

Intro? I liked it. I thought the crossfade between intro and acoustic guitar could have been longer and less abrupt. 
Why not take 8 bars or 16 and fade it gradually whilst the acoustic jam comes in the door? Just a thought.
 
Kudos for how each track has its own pristine space. And, for the guitar genius.
 
thanks for that one - it was the proverbial breath of fresh air.
 
-Tom
 
 

That is way cool Bill! Not at all what I was expecting.