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Who - Young Man Blues guitar tab

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From tihst3+@pitt.edu Thu May 8 14:09:08 1997

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That's how I play this riff. Corrections are welcome. Don't send money.

All credits go to Frank Warnatzsch, from whom I learned this more than

a dozen of years ago.

Til

Riff: Young man blues (The Who)

p = pull off

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Tabbed 1997 by Tilman Heckel

And here come the lyrics:

Young Man Blues

(Mose Allison)

as performed by The Who

(opening riff)

Uh well the young man

Ain't got nothing in the world these days

(opening riff again)

I said the young man

ain't got nothing in the world these days

(opening riff one more time)

Uh well you know in the old days

when the young man was a strong man

All the people, they stepped back

when the young man walked by

(yet one more time...)

But you now nowadays

Its the old man, he's got all the money...

And the young man, they ain't got

nothing in the world these days, I say...

(one last rfiff and then on with the solo)

They ain't got nothing...

They got sweet fuck-all!!!

(solo)

In the old days... * Roger is basically

In the old days.. * improvising (or ad-lib)

When the young man... * words (he's got to do

walked by... * something while the

They stepped BACK! * others are jamming!)

They stepped BACK! *

(opening riff to end)

Nowadays if you're the young man

They ain't got nothing in the world these days, I say...

They ain't got nothing!

They got sweeeeeeeeeeet FUCK-ALL!!!!

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