Riverbed

Tab By: Smuckles13 Song: Riverbed (Acoustic Version) Artist: Davy Knowles Tuning: Half Step Down Chords Used: Em --- (022000) Am --- (x02210) C --- (x32010) D --- (xx0232) A-(577655) G --- (320033) Asus2 -- (x02200) Bm --- (x24432) D/F# --- (2x023x) Cmaj7 -- (x22010) B7 --- (x21201) This tab is based on an acoustic version of the song found here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TyJSduGyy1w The main riff and chords are all identical to the album version, just switch to standard tuning Main Riff:: e|--------------------------------------------------------------------------| B|-----0--x-x--x-x------------------------------------- -----------------| G|-----0--x-x--x-x-------0h2p0------------------------- x3 -----------------| D|-----2--x-x--x-x-------------2--2p0-----------------times-----------------| A|-----2--x-x--x-x------------------------------------- -----------------| E|--0---------------0h3-----------------------------------------------------| On the fourth time end the riff with this.. ((Asus2) e|--------------------3--x--0-----------------------------------------------| B|-----0--x-x--x-x----3--x--0-----------------------------------------------| G|-----0--x-x--x-x----0--x--2-----------------------------------------------| D|-----2--x-x--x-x----0--x--2-----------------------------------------------| A|-----2--x-x--x-x----2--x--0-----------------------------------------------| E|--0-----------------3--x--x--3--------------------------------------------| Repeat the whole main riff once more, which leads into the verse. Verse:: ED I can remember the night oh so well. DBD/F#2 The way the moon shone down on the Mississippi river swell. ED Not a soul out there could have known. DBAD/F# Just how quick and fast that fog would come down 1st Break:: A In the middle of a silent night CD/F# Heard that whistle blow Chorus:: EEDD/F# Was the wrong place at the wrong time ACCD/F# Now the tracks are bent out of line EDD/F#7 I said down on the Riverbed is where you'll find those souls EEDD/F# Was the first mate on the foredeck ACCD/F# Ran my ship aground EDCmaj7 I said down on the Riverbed is where you'll find those souls D/F# Transition to the Main Riff again, play it 4 times Where you'll find those souls.. 2nd Verse:: ED Now the train had just left the station in New Orleans DBD/F#2 'Bout the same time we hit the bridge at two fifteen ED I can still hear the twisting metal cry DBAD/F# As a broken track threw the train off the line Repeat the 1st Break x1 Repeat the Chorus x1 Toss the riff in once before moving to the 2nd break e|--------------------------------------------------------------------------| B|-----0--x-x--x-x------------------------------------- -----------------| G|-----0--x-x--x-x-------0h2p0------------------------- x1 -----------------| D|-----2--x-x--x-x-------------2--2p0-----------------time------------------| A|-----2--x-x--x-x------------------------------------- -----------------| E|--0---------------0h3-----------------------------------------------------| ((Asus2) e|--------------------3--x--0-----------------------------------------------| B|-----0--x-x--x-x----3--x--0-----------------------------------------------| G|-----0--x-x--x-x----0--x--2-----------------------------------------------| D|-----2--x-x--x-x----0--x--2-----------------------------------------------| A|-----2--x-x--x-x----2--x--0-----------------------------------------------| E|--0-----------------3--x--x--3--------------------------------------------| 2nd Break:: GEB7F# I know I'll never find any kind of peace of mind, oh but you can rest assured CD/F# I will always remember the sound of that whistle blow Solo:: Note: Some chords in the solo are played as barre chords for style points -It still sounds alright if you just play them as normal -It's also a little more up tempo, and higher notes in the chords are more accentuated than the lower notes, give the song a listen to hear the change in style during the solo. Sweep pick this on an upstroke, followed by the Am It might take some practice to get the rolling sound of the notes down | | V e|----------------------------(3)-----0----------0--------------------------| B|-----------------------------3--1----1---------1--------------------------| G|--0-0---------------------------------2-p-0----2--------------------------| D|--2-2--/--5----------------------------2-p-0---2--------------------------| A|--2-2--------5h7p5--\--2-----------------------0--------------------------| E|--0-0------------------3--------------------------------------------------| A-C-C-D/F# -Barre chords start here if you want to use them E-E-D-D/F# A-C-C-D/F# e|----------------------------(3)-----0----------0--------------------------| B|-----------------------------3--1----1---------1--------------------------| G|--0-0---------------------------------2-p-0----2--------------------------| D|--2-2--/--5----------------------------2-p-0---2--------------------------| A|--2-2--------5h7p5--\--2-----------------------0--------------------------| E|--0-0------------------3--------------------------------------------------| A-C-C-D/F# -Ditto for the barre chords E-E-D-D/F# A-C-C-D/F# Back to the Chorus x1 Riff X4 End with :: G - Asus2 - Em - Em Last thing to note: - The transitions from Am - Cmaj7 - C have an Am7 chord in between to get the right sound just use one finger to move between those three chords so that you're always holding down the Am7 (x02010) as you go. Wooooo first tab! May not be dead on but hopefully I didn't make a horrific mess of things :) Also be sure to check out Davy Knowles, as he is a tremendously talented dude. ************************************ | / slide up | \ slide down | h hammer-on | p pull-off | x Mute note |( ) Ghost note ************************************