Eric Clapton - Forever Man guitar tab
Date: Mon, 24 Apr 2000 17:10:34 -0400
From: "John A. Kovalsky"
Subject: c/clapton_eric/forever_man.tab
>
> > Here is the tab for Eric Clapton's "Forever Man" which I would like to resubmit. I don't know if you got the attached file, so I wrote it in email form too. Thank you.
> >
> > Intro
> > |---------------------------------|
> > |---------------------------------|
> > |---------------------------------|
> > |---------------------------------|
> > |-----------3-------(3h)-5/\/\/\/\|
> > |---3-h-5-------5-----------------|
> >
> > Verse
> >
> > Bb C Dm
> > Bb C Dm
> > Bb C Dm Bb
> > Bb C Dm
> > Bb C Dm
> > Repeat intro a few times. Then use the same chords for verse 2.
> > Repeat intro a few times. Then go into the solo.
> >
> > |-------15b---15b----15br--13----15b----13-------------------|
> > |-------------------------------------------15/\/\/\-15/\/\/\|
> > |-------------------
> > |---------------
> > |-----------
> > |-------
> >
> >>|-----------13b-------------------------------------------------------|
>|--13--15---------15/\/\-15/\/\/\-------------12---12---12---12---15/\/
> > |------------------------------------------14b--14b--14b--14b----------
> > |-------------
> > |---------
> > |------
> >
> >|------------------------------------------------------15br--13/\/\/\
> >|----15--13-------------------------------------13--15------------15/\/
> >|----------14---12-----12h14p12----12------------------------
> >|------------------14-----------14-----14/\/\/\-------------
> >|-----------------
> >|--------------
> >
> > |---15b---15br-----13---15b-----13------------
> > |-----------------------------------15/\/\/\/\
> > |-----------------
> > |-------------
> > |----------
> > |---------
> >
> > Then just repeat the intro and the second verse. The outro is just
> > little riffs on the same scale as the solo. As you play those riffs,
> > just fade the sound out. I hope it sounds as accurate to you as it does
> > for me. If not, feel free to make corrections. Enjoy and thanks a lot.
> > Michael Kovalsky
