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0769 BLACK CROWES, THREE SNAKES AND ONE CHARM.

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BLACK CROWES, THREE SNAKES AND ONE CHARM. TABLATURE

UNDER A MOUNTAIN
GOOD FRIDAY
NEBAKANEZER
ONE MIRROR TOO MANY
BLACKBERRY
GIRL FROM A PAWNSHOP
(ONLY) HALFWAY TO EVERYWHERE
BRING ON, BRI NG ON
HOW MUCH FOR YOUR WINGS?
LET ME SHARE THE RIDE
BETTER WHEN YOU'RE NOT ALONE
EVIL EYE

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5067 BLACK REBEL MOTORCYCLE CLUB, BRMC. TAB.

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6815 BLACK KEYS, ATTACK & RELEASE. TAB. 2010

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BLACK KEYS, ATTACK & RELEASE. TAB.

Series: Play It Like It Is
Format: Softcover - TAB
Artist : The Black Keys

Artist-approved notes and tab for the songs off this Akron duo's 2008 CD, produced by Danger Mouse. Contains -I Got Mine, one of Rolling Stone's 100 best songs of the year and: All You Ever Wanted - I Got Mine - Lies - Oceans and Streams - Psychotic Girl - Remember When (Side A) - Remember When (Side B) - Same Old Thing - So He Won't Break - Strange Times - Things Ain't like They Used to Be, plus an intro/band bio.

Song List:
All You Ever Wanted
I Got Mine
Lies
Oceans And Streams
Psychotic Girl
Remember When (Side A)
Remember When (Side B)
Same Old Thing
So He Won't Break
Strange Times
Things Ain't Like They Used To Be

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1468 BLACK SABBATH, ANTHOLOGY. TABLATURE

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BLACK SABBATH, ANTHOLOGY. Anthony Iommi a 12 anni suonava, come tutti i suoi famigliari, la fisarmonica. Dopo pochi mesi con i Jethro Tull come chitarrista, formerà alla fine del 1969 i Black Sabbath. L'ultimo giorno di lavoro nella fabbrica siderurgica dove era impiegato, una macchina gli taglia i polpastrelli del medio e dell'anulare. Il giorno dopo avrebbe dovuto suonare in Germania. Per un mezzo anno non può fare niente, poi cerca di ricominciare. Suona solo con due dita, perché è troppo doloroso quando preme le corde. "Quasi tutti mi dicevano di smettere, senza saper quanto era importante per me suonare, non sapevo come fare". Solo un suo amico insisteva perchè continuasse, e gli portò un disco di Django Reinhardt, il famoso jazzista gitano che suonava solo con due dita a causa di un incendio nella sua carovana. Stupito e incoraggiato da quel musicista, si costruì dei polpastrelli finti e anche se inizialmente non riusciva a sentire le corde ricominciò a suonare, adattando alla condizione delle sue dita i bendings e vibrati. La canzone N.I.B. (nib, in inglese vuol dire pennino) chiamata così perchè in quel periodo la barba del batterista Bill Ward, sembrava il pennino di una penna a inchiostro. Per ragioni di design della copertina, e per dare un senso criptato, di mistero, il titolo fu puntato; N.I.B.: Nativity In Black. TABLATURE

This unique collection of 27 of Black Sabbath's greatest songs will be a hit with your favorite HM guitarist. Includes such headbangers as Iron Man, Paranoid, and War Pigs. All guitar solos are notated in both standard notation and tablature.
127 pages
Contents:
A Hard Road
A National Acrobat
Black Sabbath
Chidren Of The Grave
Chidren Of The Sea
Country Girl
Dirty Women
Fairies Wear Boots/Jack The Stripper
Heaven And Hell
Iron Man
Junior's Eyes
Looking For Today
N.I.B.
Neon Knights
Never Say Die
Paranoid
Planet Caravan
Sabbath, Bloody Sabbath
Sleeping Village/A Bit Of Finger
Snowblind
Supernaut
Sweet Leaf
Tomorrow's Dream
Under The Sun/Every Day Comes And Goes
Voodoo
War Pigs
The Wizard

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0800 BLACK SABBATH, BLACK SABBATH. TABLATURE

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Series: Guitar Recorded Version TAB

Black Sabbath- Black Sabbath features exact not-for-note transcriptions in notes and tab of all the songs on the recording Black Sabbath. This was their debut album and began the very successful career of Black Sabbath and Ozzy Osbourne. 56 pages.

Bassically
Behind The Wall Of Sleep
A Bit Of Finger (Lommi/Butler/
Black Sabbath
N.I.B.
Sleeping Village (Iommi/Butler/
Warning
Wasp
Wicked World
The Wizard

La fotografia della copertina dell'album e' stata scattata a Mapledurham Watermill sul Tamigi.

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0818 BLACK SABBATH, PARANOID. Guitar Recorded Version TABLATURE

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BLACK SABBATH, PARANOID. TABLATURE

Black Sabbath - Paranoid

Series: Guitar Recorded Version TAB
Artist: Black Sabbath

Ten-song matching folio: Electric Funeral - Fairies Wear Boots (Interpolating Jack the Stripper) - Hand of Doom - Iron Man - Jack the Stripper - Luke's Wall - Paranoid - Planet Caravan - Rat Salad - War Pigs (Interpolating Luke's Wall).

Inventory #HL 00690142
ISBN: 9780793567294
UPC: 073999247237
Width: 9.0"
Length: 12.0"
48 pages

"Never Say Die" (Aug. 1997)
Overcoming overwhelming odds, and the right way to play "Paranoid"

At long last, Guitar World proudly presents this first instalment of a new column by the Godfather of Metal, the inimitable Tony Iommi. For nearly three decades, Iommi has been the mastermind behind the legendary and often groundbreaking heavy guitar-driven riffs of the bastard sons of British hard rock, Black Sabbath.

Hello there! Welcome to my first Guitar World column. I'm looking forward to sharing with you in these pages my thoughts on playing, equipment and the music business. Actually, this isn't the first time I've written a column - I used to do one many years ago for an English music magazine called Beat Instrumental. I did it for about eight months and it was great fun, and I'm sure this one will be too.

NEVER SAY DIE

Although my handicap has received quite a bit of press over the years, a lot of people are very surprised when they find out that I'm missing two fingertips from my fretboard (right) hand. (I'm a lefty.) After all, that is a fairly serious affliction for a guitarist. Specifically, I lost the tips of my middle and ring fingers in an accident I had at work - they got caught in a piece of machinery. Ironically, the day the accident happened was my last day at that job before turning professional musician, as I was all set to go to Germany on tour with a band. The timing couldn't have been worse - not that there's ever a good time to cut off the ends of two of your fingers!

As you can imagine, it was an awful experience and I went through a terrible period of depression because I was convinced that my guitar playing days were over for good. I went to dozens of different doctors and hospitals and they all said, "Forget it. You're not going to be able to play guitar again."

While I was down in the dumps though, a friend of mine, who happened to be my foreman at work, brought me a record of [world-renowned Gypsy jazz guitarist] Django Reinhardt who, at the time, I'd never heard of before. My friend said, "Listen to this guy play," and I went, "No way! Listening to someone play the guitar is the very last thing I want to do right now!" But he kept insisting and he ended up playing the record for me. I told him I thought it was really good and then he said, "You know, the guy's only playing with two fingers on his fretboard hand because of an injury he sustained in a terrible fire." I was totally knocked back by this revelation and was so impressed by what I had just heard that I suddenly became inspired to start trying to play again.

I tried playing right-handed for a while but that didn't work out for me so I bandaged my two damaged fingers together and started playing lefty again using just my first (index) and little fingers. I then decided to go a step further by trying to bring my two injured fingers back into the game. What I did was this: I melted down a "Fairy Liquid" [an English dishwashing detergent] bottle, made a couple of blobs of the plastic and then sat there with a hot soldering iron and melted holes in them so they'd fit on the tips of my injured fingers, kind of like thimbles.

When I got the caps to fit comfortably, I ended up with these big balls on the ends of my fingers, so I then proceeded to file them down with sandpaper until they were approximately the size of normal fingertips.

It took me quite a while to get them exactly right because they couldn't be too heavy or thick but had to be strong enough so they didn't hurt the ends of my fingers when I used them. When I had sculpted my "thimbles" to the right size and tested them I realized that the ends weren't gripping the strings so I cut up a piece of leather and fixed pieces to the ends of them. I then spent ages rubbing the leather pads so they would get shiny and absorb some oils and would help me grip the strings better. I filed down the edges so they wouldn't catch on anything and it worked!

Once I had done this it took me quite a while to get used to bending and shaking strings with those two fingers because I obviously couldn't feel anything. It was difficult to even know where my fingers were and where they were going. It was just a matter of practicing and persevering with it, using my ears to compensate for my lost tactile sense.

In the years since my story was publicized more than a few musicians who have had similar afflictions have told me that my "never say die" attitude has inspired them to keep going. However bad something may seem at first, you've got to try to overcome it because sometimes the "impossible" is possible. It was really depressing at first, but after hearing Django, I just wouldn't accept defeat. I was sure there had to be a way around my problem.

PARANOID: THE RIGHT WAY

Anyway, that's enough about my missing fingertips! Let's finish up this first column with some music. Over the years a lot of guitar magazines and books have transcribed my "Paranoid" main riff but nearly all of them did so incorrectly. They invariably get the notes right but the position on the neck is always wrong. I saw one recently that made the same old mistake. Nearly everyone (most professional transcribers included) assumes that I play the E5 power chord that the riff is based around on the 5th and 4th strings at the 7th fret. Well, I don't! I play the chord on the 6th and 5th strings at the 12th fret. I play it here because, to my ears, the E5 power chord at the 12th fret definitely sounds darker and more ominous than the 7th fret grip. (Compare both figures by playing them back-to-back and you'll hear exactly what I mean.) So, the correct way to play the opening riff to "Paranoid" is as shown in FIGURE 9.

Regarding the three grace-note hammer-ons that occur on the 5th string at the very beginning of the riff-they're definitely played by "feel" and will sound wrong if you perform them too quickly or too slowly. To get them right, listen to the recording carefully a few times until you've memorized the way that part of the riff sounds. Like the saying goes, "if you can hum it, you can play it!" See you on the road with the OzzFest.

Electric Funeral
Fairies Wear Boots (Interpolating Jack The Stripper)
Hand Of Doom
Iron Man
Jack The Stripper
Luke's Wall
Paranoid
Planet Caravan
Rat Salad
War Pigs (Interpolating Luke's Wall)

48 pages

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0801 BLACK SABBATH, MASTER OF REALITY. Guitar Recorded Version TABLATURE

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Black Sabbath - Master of Reality
Series: Guitar Recorded Version TABLATURE
Artist: Black Sabbath

Matching folio with 12 songs, including: After Forever - Children of the Grave - Death Mask - The Elegy - Into the Void - Solitude - Step Up - and more.

Inventory #HL 00690148

ISBN: 9780793567751
UPC: 073999419962
Width: 9.0"
Length: 12.0"
40 pages

Album Released July 21, 1971

Tony Iommi - Lead Guitar & Keyboards
Geezer Butler - Bass
Ozzy Osbourne - Vocals
Bill Ward - Drums
Produced by Rodger Bain for Tony Hall Enterprises
Engineers: Colin Caldwell/Vic Smith
Recorded at Record Plant Los Angeles
Il Tour che seguì al disco li portò per la prima volta a suonare in Italia, il 7 Settembre 1971 a Palermo al Palermo Pop Festival - Parco della Favorita Livin' Blues, Spontaneous Music Ensemble (featuring Julie Driscoll), Bill Coleman, Stephane Grappelli, Stars Of Faith, The Smithfields (Up With People), The Turtles & other Italian artists.

Il flauto che si ascolta nella canzone "solitude" supponiamo sia stato suonato da Anthony Iommi.

Titolo per titolo, canzone per canzone indicate tutte le acordature della chitarra che Iommi ha usato in questo disco, e che vanno dall'accordatura standard, un tono, un tono e mezzo più in basso, il Mi basso diventa Re o Do#, e anche sulla chitarra acustica. Il basso di Butler seguiva l'accordatura della chitarra.

Nel 1971 non c'erano set pronti di corde per accordature così grevi, e Anthony Iommi usava per le corde basse le corde del Banjo. Anche Ritchie Blackmore usava le corde dello stesso Banjo ma per sustituire il mi cantino, per averlo più sottile.

Sweet Leaf la voce che tossisce all'inizio è di Iommi, il titolo si riferisce alla Marjuana.

The Elegy, pezzo strumentale prima di After Forever

Embryo, pezzo strumentale medievale prima di Children Of The Grave

Step Up, pezzo strumentale prima di Lord Of This World

Death Mask, pezzo strumentale prima di Into the Void

TITOLO - AUTORI - ANNO

After Forever - Words and music: Frank Iommi, William Ward, John Osbourne, Terence Butler - 1971
Children Of The Grave - Words and music: Frank Iommi, William Ward, John Osbourne, Terence Butler - 1971
Death Mask - Words and music: Frank Iommi, William Ward, John Osbourne, Terence Butler - 1971
The Elegy - Words and music: Frank Iommi, William Ward, John Osbourne, Terence Butler - 1971
Embryo - Music: Frank Iommi - 1971
The Haunting - Words - Words and music: Frank Iommi, William Ward, John Osbourne, Terence Butler - 1971
Into The Void - Words and music: Frank Iommi, William Ward, John Osbourne, Terence Butler - 1971
Lord Of This World - Words and music: Frank Iommi, William Ward, John Osbourne, Terence Butler - 1971
Orchid - Music: Frank Iommi - 1971
Solitude - Words and music: Frank Iommi, William Ward, John Osbourne, Terence Butler - 1971
Step Up - Words and music: Frank Iommi, William Ward, John Osbourne, Terence Butler - 1971
Sweet Leaf - Words and music: Frank Iommi, William Ward, John Osbourne, Terence Butler - 1971

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1469 BLACK SABBATH, GUITAR. TABLATURE

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BLACK SABBATH, GUITAR. Contiene: black sabbath -N.I.B. -war pigs -paranoid -planet caravan -iron man -sweet leaf -after forever -children of the grave -supernaut -snowblind -sabbath bloody sabbath -symptom of universe -never say die. TABLATURE

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3400 BLACK SABBATH, RIFF BY RIFF GUITAR. TABLATURE

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BLACK SABBATH, RIFF BY RIFF, Ian Cunningham. Estratti da: black sabbath -the wizard -wasp -behind the wall of sleep -N.I.B. -wicked world -war pigs -paranoid -planet caravan -iron man -electric funeral -hand of doom -rat salad -fairies weat boots (interpolating Jack the stripper) -sweet leaf -after forever -children of the grave -solitude -into the void -wheels of confusion -supernaut -snowblind -sabbath, bloody sabbath -sabbra cadabra -killing yourself to live -hole in the sky -symptom of the Universe -magalomania -am I going insane -dirty women -neon knights -children of the sea -heaven and hell -the sign of southern cross -The Mob Rules. Biografia, fotografie, la pentatonica minore in tutta la tastiera, le chitarre, gli apli, le "scordature" di Tony Iommi. 72 pagine TABLATURE

The most comprehensive book ever on the music of Black Sabbath! Features over 100 annotated, note-for-note excerpts from the albums Black Sabbath through Mob Rules, lessons, great photos, a history of the band, notes on Tony Iommi's gear set-ups and trademark techniques, and much more! Songs include: Am I Going Insane -Behind the Wall of Sleep -Black Sabbath -Dirty Women -Electric Funeral -Heaven and Hell · Iron Man -The Mob Rules -Paranoid -Rat Salad -Supernaut - Symptom of the Universe -War Pigs -Wicked World more!

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3296 BLACK SABBATH, RIFF BY RIFF BASS. TABLATURE

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BLACK SABBATH, RIFF BY RIFF BASS. TABLATURE

Series: Riff by Riff TAB
Composer: Rich Zurkowski
The most comprehensive bass book ever on the music of Black Sabbath! Features over 130 annotated, note-for-note excerpts from Black Sabbath through Mob Rules, in-depth lessons, a history of the band, info on their gear setups, lots of photos, and much more. Songs include:

After Forever
Am I Going Insane (Radio)
Bassically
Behind The Wall Of Sleep
Black Sabbath
Changes
Children Of The Grave
Children Of The Sea
Dirty Women
Electric Funeral
The Elegy
Fairies Wear Boots (Interpolating Jack The Stripper)
Hand Of Doom
Heaven And Hell
Hole In The Sky
Into The Void
Iron Man
Jack The Stripper
Killing Yourself To Live
Luke's Wall
Megalomania
The Mob Rules
Neon Knights
N.I.B.
Paranoid
Planet Caravan
Rat Salad
Sabbath, Bloody Sabbath
Sabbra Cadabra
The Sign Of The Southern Cross
Snowblind
Solitude
Supernaut
Sweet Leaf
Symptom Of The Universe
War Pigs (Interpolating Luke's Wall)
Wasp
Wheels Of Confusion
Wicked World
The Wizard

80 pages

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