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From: sydb@wam.umd.edu (sydb@wam.umd.edu)
Subject: "A Tear for Eddie"-Ween
O.k, If this looks messed up, set your font to courier and make the
size small.
Key: (bu)- bend up
(bd)- bend down (release)
(pb)- pre-bend and release
This from the new Ween album.
Please email or post corrections.
ÒA Tear For EddieÓ- By Ween
Transcribbled By Sydb@wam.umd.edu
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-------------------------------------------------12/14\12-----
-----------9-11v----------9--11(bu)12(bd)11--9----11/13-\11---
----/11--------------/11--------------------------------------
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Repeat above (and change it a bit)
(bend and pick this part)
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------------9-10-7-------------------------------------12(bu)14(bd)12--
--------------------------9--11(bu)12-12-(bd)11------------------------
---------------------/11--------------------------11-------------------
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--2-3-4----------------------------------------------------------------
Again, repeat the above and change it a bit.
--12-11-9--------------------------------------------------------------
-----------12-10-9-----------------------------------------------------
--------------------11-9-----------------------------------------------
---------------------------11-10-9-------------------------------------
------------------------------------11-10-9\7/9\7----------------------
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Listen to the CD for the right pitches on this part.
(This is from memory, this part might need to be transposed up/down a
bit)
---14(bu)?-------?(pb)12-----------14(bu)?---12-------14--14(bu)?--12--
------------------------------14-----------------14--------------------
-----------------------------------------------------------------------
-----------------------------------------------------------------------
-----------------------------------------------------------------------
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Then go back to begining. The fuzzed solo is the same key but more
free-style,
so i wonÕt tab it.
ADDEDÊBONUS!!
TWO Riffs From ÒHIV SongÓ
--7-7------------7--6--4-----------------------------------------------
-------4-7-4---7----------7-7/8-\7-------------------------------------
--------------------------------------4-6-4-6-4-6(bu)7-----------------
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REPEATÊAÊFEWÊTIMES,THEN:
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---------------------------------------
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--------------------------------------- ...repeat then above again...
-----9-8-7----2-------------9-8-7..etc.
---7------------2-3-4----7-------------

Source: http://www.guitarmasta.net/w/ween/360480.html

Tab Discussion, Comments, and Critiques
 
 
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Tyler
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#1 by Tyler Hutchison at Apr 11, 1972 at 12:29 AM EST
wowwowowow
 
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Frost
Wanna Be
#2 by Frost Bite at Sep 15, 1972 at 1:46 PM EST
It has nothing to do with Eddie Dingle. Its a tribute to Eddie Hazel, the late funk guitarist
 
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leester
Professional
#3 by leester at Mar 6, 1973 at 2:43 AM EST
that's interestng that you all thought it was for eddie dingle i'd never heard that for some reason I was always thinking it was a tribute to eddie hazel the guitarist of parliament funkadelic but come to think of it i don't think i have enough evidence to back that up, I like eddie dingle better: bring on the weenlore
 
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Jake
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#4 by Jake Bounds at Apr 8, 1981 at 3:33 PM EST
This is, like, the most emotional instrumental ever IMO...and the only song I will play air guitar to. God bless ya, Deaner!
 
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Dr.
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#5 by Dr. Funkinstein at Aug 13, 1996 at 5:52 PM EST
thanks a lot for that 10 min Eddie. The holy grail of Eddie! Been searching for this, not knowing if there was a long Eddie, my whole ween career.
 
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floyd
Lead Player
#6 by floyd lloyd at Jun 28, 2000 at 12:33 PM EST
.........Amazing!
 
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josh
Rhythm Player
#7 by josh groocock at Oct 3, 2007 at 11:09 AM EST
I know that this is an instrumental, but honestly, I would have expected more people to comment on this one by now. It's absolutely beautiful! Hmm... a tribute to some guy named Eddie? That's all I can come up with.
 
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bobby
Rhythm Player
#8 by bobby volm at Oct 13, 2007 at 8:07 PM EST
Where is the Eddie Dingle reference on Pure Guava? I don't thik there is one, so therefore, I think tat the guy who said the thing about an Eddie Dingle reference on every album before C&C is wrong.
 
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Sara
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#9 by Sara Sunshine at Oct 14, 2007 at 10:38 PM EST
Eddie Dingle hides inside Mourning Glory laughing at the pumpkins. A Tear for Eddie got me into Ween.
 
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spencer
Wanna Be
#10 by spencer mccarthy at Oct 17, 2007 at 10:16 AM EST
Its about the decision to no longer embrace the Eddie Dingle alter ego. Every album including, and before chocolate and cheese mentions eddie dingle. chocolate and cheese mentions shedding a tear for him as he will no longer be a part of ween.
 
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patrick
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#11 by patrick chamberland at Oct 19, 2007 at 12:30 PM EST
BazookaTooth is right. Eddie Hazel of Funkadelic died in late 1992, and this is Ween's tribute to him. Has anyone heard any version of this live when they stretch it out to upwards of ten minutes? One can be found here: http://www.archive.org/details/ween1997-11-27.sbd.shnf It's pretty amazing in my opinion. Deaner is a very talented guitarist, but never really gets recognized for it, which is a shame.