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Lynyrd Skynyrd The Ballad Of Curtis Loew Guitar Tab

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Song:The Ballad Of Curtis Loew
By:Lynyrd Skynyrd
Tabbed By:Ryan Ruegemer Fenderplayer2929@yahoo.com

Intro (Glass Slde Guitar)

E|----------------------------------------------------------||
B|------/9---9/7-5---/7~--------5----/9---9/7--5~/9~--------||
G|--------------------------4h6---6-------------------------||
D|----------------------------------------------------------||
A|----------------------------------------------------------||
E|----------------------------------------------------------||

Intro Accuostic Gutiar

Well I used to wake the morning before the rooster crowed

E B
Searching for soda bottles to get ..

E A F#
Brought 'em down to the corner, down to the c...

E B
Cash 'em in and give my money to ...

A

Glass Slide Guitar

E|----------------------------------------------------------||
B|----------------------------------------------------------||
G|----------------------------------------------------------||
D|----------------------------------------------------------||
A|----4-2---------------------------------------------------||
E|--------2~--0---------------------------------------------||


Verses

E B A F# E

E|----0---------------5-------------0-----------------------||
B|----0-------4-------5-------------0-----------------------||
G|----1-------4-------6-------------1-----------------------||
D|----2-------4-------7-------------2-----------------------||
A|----2-------2-------7-------------2-----------------------||
E|----0---------------5-----2~---0--0-----------------------||


E B A E

E|----0---------------5-------------------------------------||
B|----0-------4-------5----------9--------------------------||
G|----1-------4-------6----------9--------------------------||
D|----2-------4-------7----------9--------------------------||
A|----2-------2-------7----------7--------------------------||
E|----0---------------5-------------------------------------||


Chorus

A E A E F# E D A E


A E A

E|-----/9~-------------------9-7----------------------------||
B|--------------/9~------/9-------8/7--5~-------------------||
G|---------------------------------------------6-4----------||
D|------------------------------------------/6-----5/4--2~--||
A|----------------------------------------------------------||
E|----------------------------------------------------------||

E F#
E|--------9-12-9--------------------------------------------||
B|---/9-----------8/7-5~------------------------------------||
G|----------------------------------------------------------||
D|----------------------------------------------------------||
A|----------------------------------------------------------||
E|----------------------------------------------------------||



E|---------------------------------------------9-7----------||
B|----/9~---9/7-5---/7~----7-----7-----7---/9------8/7-5~---||
G|---------------------------7-----7------------------------||
D|-----------------------------7-----7----------------------||
A|----------------------------------------------------------||
E|----------------------------------------------------------||

Second verse

chorus


Solo

Glass Slide Guitar Plays the Solo the Accoustic plays the verse and
then the chorus,

E|----------------------9-7----------------7-9--/12~--------||
B|----/9----9/7-5--/7~-------8/7-5~-----/8------------------||
G|----------------------------------------------------------||
D|----------------------------------------------------------||
A|----------------------------------------------------------||
E|----------------------------------------------------------||


E|------/16--14~--/16---14/16/14--12------------------------||
B|-------------------------------------7/8/7-5~-------------||
G|----------------------------------------------------------||
D|-----------------------------------------------/6/4/2~----||
A|----------------------------------------------------------||
E|----------------------------------------------------------||

E|----------------------------------------------------------||
B|----------------------------------------------------------||
G|----------------------------------------------------------||
D|----/6--/6---/6/6--/6-4~-----/6--/6/4-2-------------------||
A|----------------------------------------------------------||
E|-------------------------------------------2~--0----------||


E|------------------------9---------------------------------||
B|------------------9/8/9---9/7--/9-/9-/9/7-5---------------||
G|--------/6---/9------------------------------/9-/9~-------||
D|----------------------------------------------------------||
A|----------------------------------------------------------||
E|----------------------------------------------------------||

E|----------9---/12~---16-14/12-----------------------------||
B|-----7/9----------------------12~----/8/7-5~--------------||
G|----------------------------------------------------------||
D|----------------------------------------------/6/4/2~-----||
A|----------------------------------------------------------||
E|----------------------------------------------------------||

E|-----------12----------------9----------------------------||
B|------/14------14/12-----/9-----9/7-5-/9~-----------------||
G|----------------------------------------------------------||
D|----------------------------------------------------------||
A|----------------------------------------------------------||
E|----------------------------------------------------------||


E|-----------12---------12--------9-7-----------------------||
B|------/14------14/12--------/9-------8/7--5~--------------||
G|----------------------------------------------------------||
D|----------------------------------------------------------||
A|----------------------------------------------------------||
E|----------------------------------------------------------||

E|-----------12---------------------------------------------||
B|------/14------14/12---------5--/9/7~---/9/11~------------||
G|---------------------------6------------------------------||
D|-------------------------7--------------------------------||
A|----------------------------------------------------------||
E|----------------------------------------------------------||


E|---------12--9-7/-------9-7---4/2--0----------------------||
B|----/12-------------/9------------------------------------||
G|---------------------------------------/6-4---------------||
D|---------------------------------------------6/4--2~------||
A|----------------------------------------------------------||
E|----------------------------------------------------------||

After the Solo these parts are played. Then the song ends.

verse

chorus

Tab LEGEND

h - hammer on
p - pull off
b - bend string up
bb- 1 1/2 tone bend
H - hold bend
r - release bend
/ - slides
~ - vibrato
t - right hand tap
x - play 'note' with heavy damping

Source: http://www.guitarmasta.net/l/lynyrd_skynyrd/341325.html

Tab Discussion, Comments, and Critiques
 
 
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Austin
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#1 by Austin Schrauben at Jul 24, 2006 at 3:56 PM EST
This song is about a mixture of people.. Shorty Medlocke, and "Teetot"... the black man who taught Hank Williams how to play the guitar.
 
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maximus
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#2 by maximus hyrule at Sep 10, 2006 at 10:49 PM EST
one of the four songs, that no matter how many times i listen to it, i can feel it
 
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Chris
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#3 by Chris Marcoux at Mar 3, 2007 at 4:57 PM EST
used to be a guy i worked with alot like `ol Curtis. he was old, dirty, and incapable of doing much besides push a broom after everyone else was done with work. he didn`t get alot of respect from many people, but i thought he was great. he was the funniest old man i`ve ever known, and could play the guitar faster and better than anyone else i`ve ever seen. he had a thing for oranges, so i`d give him mine from my lunch, then i could turn on the radio, turn it to any song and Old Billy would be playing right along with the radio in no time. incredible man.
 
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Mike
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#4 by Mike heidkamp at Jun 7, 2007 at 3:55 AM EST
The best skynyrd song