Jackson Joe - One More Time guitar chord
ONE MORE TIME - JOE JACKSON
Intro: play 8th notes: rythm: n is DOWN stroke v is UPSTROKE x is MUTE
| n v n v x x v x v x v n x x x x |
Fism Fism E Fism Fism Fism E Fism 2 times
E E E7 E E E E7 E 2 times
repeat this one time
Chords: Fism |---|---|---| 9th position
|-1-|-2-|---|
|-1-|---|-4-|
|-1-|---|-3-|
|---|---|---|
|---|---|---|
E |---|---|---| 9th position
|-1-|---|---|
|-1-|---|---|
|-1-|---|---| (lift 2-4-3 when going from Fism - E
|---|---|---|
|---|---|---|
E7 |---|---|---|---| 9th position
|-1-|---|---|---|
|-1-|---|---|---|
|-1-|---|---|-4-|
|---|---|---|---|
|---|---|---|---|
Song: play 8th notes: rythm:
| n x x v x x x x |
Chords: | F#m | E | C#m | D (E) |
| F#m | E | C#m | D (E) |
| A | E | C#m | D (E) |
| F#m | E | C#m | D (E) |
chorus | A | Asus4 A | E | E |
| A | Asus4 A | E | C#m (E) |
then intro as chorus
chords:
C#m |---|---|---| 4th position
|-1-|-2-|---|
|-1-|---|-4-|
|-1-|---|-3-|
|---|---|---|
|---|---|---|
D |---|---|---| 7th position
|-1-|---|---|
|-1-|---|---|
|-1-|---|---|
|---|---|---|
|---|---|---|
A |-1-|---|---| 5th position
|-1-|---|---|
|-1-|-2-|---| play this in the VERSE
|-1-|---|-3-|
|-1-|---|-4-|
|-1-|---|---|
A |---|---|---| 2th position
|-1-|---|---|
|-1-|---|---| play this in the CHORUS ...
|-1-|---|---|
|---|---|---|
|---|---|---|
Asus4 |---|---|---| 2th position
|-1-|-2-|---|
|-1-|---|---|
|-1-|---|---| .. so you can swith easily to/from sus4
|---|---|---|
|---|---|---|
outro: F#m |---|---|---|---| 9th position
|-1-|-2-|---|-4-|
|-1-|---|---|---|
|-1-|---|-3-|---|
|---|---|---|---|
|---|---|---|---|
play this chord and play in this chord a melody on the 2nd string simultaneously (by lifitng and putting the fingers on the 2nd string:
1 -- 12 -- 124 -- 12 -- 1 -- 12 -- 124 something like that. So you keep playing the chord but on the 2nd string you change the note.
E |---|---|---|---| 9th position
|-1-|---|---|---|
|-1-|---|---|---|
|-1-|---|---|-4-|
|---|---|---|---|
|---|---|---|---|
I do not know exactly what is going on but it is the same idea: keep playing the chord but change 1 note by lifting the 4th finger and putting it on the string again.
I hope this will help.
Raymond
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/ Raymond Groenewoud /
/ Student Computer Science /
/ University of Twente /
/ The Netherlands /
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/ e-mail: groenewo@cs.utwente.nl /
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