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From: mstan@imsa.edu
Subject: c/cracker/100_flower_power_maximum.tab
Date: Tue, 10 Mar 1998 11:13:46 -0600 (CST)
Cracker - "100 Flower Power Maximum" - The Golden Age
E-12-- -- -12-- -14-15---9-- ---9-10-18-17-
B-- -12-- -- -13-- -- -----10------ -- -- -
a: G-- -- -12-- -- -- -- ------ -9---- -- -- -
D-- -- -- -- -- -- -- ------ ------ -- -- -
A-- -- -- -- -- -- -- ------ ------ -- -- -
E-- -- -- -- -- -- -- ------ ------ -- -- -
E-0-5-7-7b8---0-5-7-8-7-5-3-0
B-------- ------------------
b: G-------- ------------------
D-------- ------------------
A-------- ------------------
E-------- ------------------
E-----------------------------3---
B-4545454545454545454545454545-545
c: G---------------------------------
D---------------------------------
A---------------------------------
E---------------------------------
Intro:
play these parts: a,a,b,b,c,c,b,b,c,c
Verse:
E C
Well the year of the redneck mama
A D
It was announced at the side of a comet
E C
Hanging in the sky at three A.M.
A D
Again and again, again and again and I say
Chorus:
E C
100 Flower Power Maximum
A D
100 Flower Power Maximum
E C
100 Flower Power Maximum
A D
Let's pick it up! Let's pick it up!
after playing the verse and chorus each once, play part "a" twice, then a
muffled part "c" twice
then play a muffled part "c" over the first three lines of the verse,
substituting
"That's Right!" for the last line.
after that, play one chorus chord progression (E,C,A,D), then play the
chorus
(this time w/ vocals), substituting "100 Flower Power Maximum, Let's pick
it up!"
for the two "Let's pick it up"s in the last line.
by Matt Stanislawski
corrections? doubt it, this song took me 10 minutes. EASY!!! ...but great,
nonetheless.
but anyway, emails of any nature can go to mstan@imsa.edu
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