>From: macon@gallifry.Berkeley.EDU (Glen Macon)
072
Title: HONKY TONK WOMAN
intro :
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-0--0-0--2-2-2-2-2-2-2-2-2-2-2-2- sounds nice through distorsion
-0--0-0--3-1-0-1-0-3-1-0-0-0-1-0-
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G C
I met a gin soked bar room queen in memphis
G A D
She tried to take me upstairs for a ride
G C
She had to heave me right across her sholders
G D G
cause I just can't seem to drink her off my mind
D G
Shes a Hooooonky tonk woman
D G
gimmie gimmie gimmie that honky tonk love
C
I layed her some folks say in New York city
G A D
I had to put up some kind of a fight
G C
The lady then she covered me with roses
G D G
She blew my nose and then she blew my mind
D G
Shes a Hooooonky tonk woman
D G
gimmie gimmie gimmie that honky tonk love
GUITAR SOLO ON VERSE
D G
Shes a Hooooonky tonk woman
D G
gimmie gimmie gimmie that honky tonk love
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>From: fredh@cv.hp.com (Fred Handloser)
Subject: Re: TAB: Honky Tonk Women (Rolling Stones) (repost)
Steve Portigal (stevep@snowhite.cis.uoguelph.ca) wrote:
: Glen Macon spake:
: Title: HONKY TONK WOMAN
:
: G C
: I met a gin soked bar room queen in memphis
I think the version in G is called "Country Honk" (don't know
from what album). It think it is done with acoustic guitars.
Here is a chopro version of Honky Tonk Woman in A.
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{t:Honky Tonk Woman}
{st:Rolling Stones}
I [A]met a gin soked bar room queen in mem[D]phis
She [A]tried to take me [B]upstairs for a [E]ride ...... [A]
She [A]had to heave me right across her shoul[D]der
cause I [A]just can't seem to [E]drink you off my [A]mind
{soc}
It's the [A]Hoooo[E]onky tonk [A]women
[A]gimmie gimmie [E]gimmie that honky tonk [A]blues
{eoc}
[A]I played a divorce in New York [D]city
I [A]had to put up [B]some kind of a [E]fight .....[A]
The [A]lady then she covered me with [D]roses
She [A]blew my nose and [E]then she blew my mind ....[A]
{soc}
It's the [A]Hoooo[E]onky tonk [A]women
[A]gimmie gimmie [E]gimmie that honky tonk [A]blues
{eoc}
{comment: Do a verse length of lead}
It's the [A]Hoooo[E]onky tonk [A]women
[A]gimmie gimmie [E]gimmie that honky tonk [A]blues
It's the [A]Hoooo[E]onky tonk [A]women
[A]gimmie gimmie [E]gimmie that honky tonk [A]blues
>From: hns@solan.unit.no (Henrik Nissen S{tness)
Subject: Re: Req: HonkyTonkWomen tabulature
This is done by mind so please excuse any errors...
Honky Tonk Women - Rolling Stones
==================================
e--------...------------------------------------------------------------------
B--------...-------3---3---3---3-3-0---0-3------------------------------------
G--------...-------4---4-0-2-0-4-2-0---0-2------------------------------------
D-5---5--...-------------------------2-----5---------5---5--------------------
A-5---5--...-------------------------------5---------5---5--------------------
E-3---3--...-------------------------------3---------3---3--------------------
Goes on and on.. Here we go again..
These G5-chords are played on the upstrokes, but listen to the record to
get the correct rythm..
| | | |
e-------------------------------------3-1-------------------------------------
B----------------5-------6---6-5------5-3-3-0---0---0---2---2-3---3-2---------
G------------0---5-------5---5-5----------4-0---0-2-0---2---2-2---2-2---------
D--5---5---------5-------5---5-5------------0---0-2-0---2---2-4---4-2---------
A--5---5--0h2-----------------------------------------------------------------
E--3---3----------------------------------------------------------------------
| | | | |
e-------------------------------------------------------------3-1-----
B--7-------8---8-7---------------------------------6---6-5----5-3-3-0-
G--7-------8---7-7-------0---------------0---------5---5-5--------4-0-
D--7-------7---7-7-------------------------5-------5---5-5------------
A--5------------------0h2-2p0--------0h2---3--------------------------
E-------------------3---------3----3----------------------------------
| | |
e--1---------------------------------------------
B--3--------------7------7-8-------------------0-
G---------------0-7-----------4-gl-2-4-----0-2-0-
D-----------------7-----------4-gl-2-5---------0-
A-----------0h2---5------------------5-----------
E---------3--------------------------3-----------
Now the chorus comes along.. G chord and D chord, and then a little riff:
e---------------------
B--12---13-12---13-12-
G--12---14-12---14-12-
D--12---12-12---12-12-
A---------------------
E---------------------
This riff twice, before some more g chord and D chord, and then the
end-of-chorus-riff:
e------------------------------
B------------------------------
G---2gl4-4-----2-2gl4gl2-0---0-
D---4gl5-5-----4-4gl5gl4-0-2-0-
A------------------------------
E------------------------------
This riff I'm not so sure about.. The glissandos are right, but I think there's
supposed to be some more up'n'down..
Keef of course plays the thing differently on the second verse, but I've never
bothered to do that.. All the parts that lead up to a different chord can be
changed around and altered, and I think that it's mainly this Keith R. does.
A final remark: This is of course not correct, since Keith plays this in open-G-
tuning (d-B-G-D-G WITHOUT the 6th string).
If there is enough interest, I can dig out the solo too..
---
Henrik. - hns@solan.unit.no
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>From: ttgssa@eua.ericsson.se (Stefan Svala)
Subject: TAB: Honky Tonk Woman - open G
Hi,
This one really sounds best played in open-G tuning, this is
(more or less) how I play it.
So, here it is...
H O N K Y T O N K W O M A N
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by
T H E R O L L I N G S T O N E S
For open-G tuning: tune down E-high to D, tune down A to G.
Now it is -GDGBD low to high.
G
|------|---------|...|---------|-----0-0-0-0-0-|-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-|---------|
|------|---------|...|---------|---------------|-----------------|---------|
|----0-|-0---0-0-|...|-0---0-0-|-0---4-2-0-2-0-|-4-2-0---0-2-0-0-|-0---0-0-|
|----0-|-0---0-0-|...|-0---0-0-|-0-------------|-------2---------|-0---0-0-|
|------|---------|...|---------|---------------|-----------------|---------|
|------|---------|...|---------|---------------|-----------------|---------|
C G A D
|------------|---------|-----5-3-0-0--|---------|---------|---------|
|------------|-5---6-6-|-5------------|---------|-----3-2-|-7---8-8-|
|-0--------0-|-5---5-5-|-5---0-0-0-3b-|-0-------|-2---2-2-|-7---7-7-|
|-0--------0-|-5---7-7-|-5------------|-0-------|-2---4-2-|-7---9-9-|
|-----0-3b---|-5---5-5-|-5------------|-0---0-1-|-2---2-2-|-7---7-7-|
|------------|---------|--------------|---------|---------|---------|
G C G
|------------|---------|--------|---------|-----5-3-0-0--|----------|
|-7----------|---------|--------|-5---6-6-|-5------------|----------|
|-7--------0-|-----0-0-|------0-|-5---5-5-|-5---0-0-0-3b-|-0------0-|
|-7--------0-|-----0-0-|------0-|-5---7-7-|-5------------|-0------0-|
|-7---0-3b---|-0-------|-0-3b---|-5---5-5-|-5------------|-0-0-3b---|
|------------|---------|--------|---------|--------------|----------|
G
|-------------|----...
|-7-----------|----...
|-7-------(7)-|-0--...
|-7---(7)-----|-0--...
|-7-----------|-0--...
|-------------|----...
/Stefan Svala e-mail: ttgssa@eua.ericsson.se
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Honky Tonk Woman
Jagger/Richards
A D
I met a gin-soaked barroom queen in Memphis,
A B E
She tried to take me upstairs for a ride.
A D
The lady had to heave me across her shoulder.
A E A
Now I just can't seem to drink you off my mind
CHORUS
A E A
She's a ho-onky-tonk woman.
E A
Give me, give me, give me the honky-tonk blues.
A E A
Ho-onky-tonk women. [riff]
E A
Give me, give me, give me the honky-tonk blues.
I met a divorcee in New York City;
I had to put up some kind of a fight.
The lady went and covered me up in roses;
she blew my nose and then she blue my mind.
CHORUS
[Additional verse to begin 'Country Honk':
'Sitting in a bar, tipping a jar in Jackson,
And on the street the Summer sun it shines.
There's many a barroom queen I've had in Jackson.
But I just can't seem to drink you off my mind. It's those..'
CHORUS]
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