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Getting In Tune | bass tab By The Who >From Who's Next, 1971 Written by Pete Townshend (c)1971 Fabulous Music Ltd. #----------------------------------PLEASE NOTE---------------------------------# #This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the # #song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. # #------------------------------------------------------------------------------# Tabbed by Nick "Thunder Fingers" Pinheiro (Nickovskybr@yahoo.com). 2002-04-20 Whotabs www.thewho.net/whotabs/ OK, here's the bass tab for Getting In Tune (great song, isn't it?). I didn't put any time signature because I find it quite boring to do, but I did take the time to divide it in measures (the song is in 4/4, by the way). I only put the simplified names of the chords because I didn't really feel like finding out the exact chord construction details; I'm a bassist, for Christ's sake!!! Anyway, I read on BPmag that this song was used as a Berklee bass class lesson, so enjoy. Piano intro 00:07 F A# |10-12-14-10h12p10-------------------|--------------| |------------------10h12p10----------|--------------| |-------------------------------12h13|13------------| |------------------------------------|----13h15p13\6| F F F A# |-------|--------|--------|--------|--------|---------| |-------|--------|--------|------10|--------|---------| |-------|-------3|--------|--------|8-------|--------3| |1------|--------|1-------|--------|-----(8)|6--------| F |--------|--------| |3-------|--------| |--------|--------| |--------|--------| 00:43 (The band kicks in) F F G# A# F F |-----|-----|-----------|----------|-----------------| |-----|-----|----6------|----8----8|----3-----1-3---3| |-----|-----|--6--------|------10--|--3-----3-----3--| |1-1-1|1-1-1|4-----4-6-6|1-1-------|1-----1----------| A# F A# |-----------------|-------10-------------10-----|-------------------| |-----------------|--10--------10---(10)------10|--(8)-8-8-----8----| |-----------------|8----8----8----8---------8---|------------8---8-8| |6-6-6-6-6-6-6-5-3|-----------------------------|6---------6--------| F A# F |-------------------------|-------------------|----------------------| |--3-3-3-3----------------|--8---8-----8-8-(7)|--3-3-(3)-------3----3| |----------3-3-3-3--------|----8---8----------|8---------3---3----3--| |1-----------------1-1-1-1|6---------1--------|------------1-----1---| C F F G# A# F |-------|-----|-----|-----------|-----| |-------|-----|-----|--6--------|-----| |3-3----|-----|-----|----6------|----8| |----3-1|1-1-1|1-1-1|4-----4-6-6|1-1--| G D# A# C C |----------------------|-----------------|---|---|--7-5------| |--------12-12-------12|--8-8-8-----8----|---|---|------7-5--| |10-13-13---------12---|6-------6-6---6-8|---|3-3|3---------7| |--------------10------|-----------------|6-8|---|-----------| C C C C C |--7-5------|--7-5------|--7-5------|--7-5------|--7-5------| |------7-5--|------7-5--|------7-5--|------7-5--|------7-5--| |3---------7|3---------7|3---------7|3---------7|3---------7| |-----------|-----------|-----------|-----------|-----------| C |--7-5------| |------7-5--| |3---------7| |-----------| In this part, some of the instrumens fade, and Entwistle does some new variations. From now on, they play everything 1 tone (2 frets) higher, so watch out. 02:12 G G |---/12-------------------------|---12-12------------------------------| |-------10h12-----10-10-9-------|---------10h12---------10---10-9------| |10------------10--------12-(11)|10-------------10----3-----------12h11| |-------------8-----------------|------------------10\-----8-----------| G C |---------12----------12----12----|----5-5--5-5-3| |---12----------12----------------|--------------| |10----10----10----10----10----10\|3-3-----3-----| |---------------------------------|--------------| G D |---12----------12------------------|-------------------| |------10-12-------10-12-------12---|---12-11-10--------| |10----------10----------10-10----12|------------12-----| |-----------------------------------|10-------------(10)| >From this point on, the song starts repeating (1 tone higher, always). Although there are some little variations, you've already got enough to play the whole song. Also, I'm almost sure that he does a three-notes piece of scale in that part where the chord progression goes F, F, G#, A# but I just couldn't figure it out. If you have it, or any correction, please send it to me or to the site. Tabbed by Nick "Thunder Fingers" Pinheiro (Nickovskybr@yahoo.com). #----------------------------------PLEASE NOTE---------------------------------# #This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the # #song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. # #------------------------------------------------------------------------------#
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