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this tablature file originally archived at emil's phish tab page, http://www.redmedia.com/chords
last update 19-Jul-2002 22:10
Cities
chord forms for Cities From: "Dean" <shlongwoodian@cfl.rr.com>
as performed by Phish Verse Bridge Chorus
D C# G F f# e b
E --------------------9---7--7-------|
B --7--6----12--10----10--8--7-------|
G --7--6----12--10----11--9--7-------|
D --7--6----12--10----11--9--9-------|
A --5--4----10--8-----9---7--9-------|
E ---------------------------7-------|I noticed Trey uses hammer-on's during the f# (minor) and the e (minor) chords of
the chorus, in which you would actually start those chords as a Sus2 bar chord.
Basically, hammer on from the 9th fret to the 10th fret (utilizing your middle
finger) on the B string for the f# chord and then like-wise from the 7th fret
to the 9th fret on the B string as well, for the e chord. It makes for a
funkier voicing. Playing it with a little bit of wah-wah helps too!
Also, while the G (major) chord is going on during the "bridge" (i.e., "Some
good points, some bad points..."), you can "walk" the individual notes D and F
between each accented G chord, then leading into the following F chord. This
would be 10th fret Low E and then 8th fret A.
This is a real loose, light, funky tune. I like to add in what Mike would play,
here and there, try and sort of make up for some of the sparse-ness left when
playing the song by yourself...or not :)
p.s. "Niiigh", or nigh, like "the end is nigh", a biblical term. As in "now",
present tense.
this tablature file originally archived at emil's phish tab page, http://www.redmedia.com/chords