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DADGBE Start strumming a D E---2-------|---2-2-2-2-2--| B---3------o|---3-3-3-3-3--| G---2-------|---2-2-2-2-2--| D-----------|--------------| A----------o|---4-2-4-2-0--| D-----------|--------------| (D) The ashtray says

Noted. Fingering the E, though, gives it a bigger tone.

It's just a D, G and then a Gm, but played a bit differently since the live version is in Drop-D DADGBE Start strumming a D E---2-------|---2-2-2-2-2--| B---3------o|---3-3-3-3-3--| G---2-------|---2-2-2-2-2--| D-----------|--------------| A----------o|---4-2-4-2-0--| D-----------|--------------| (D) The ashtray says

This version's great. Here's a little video of him playing it in Vancouver: http://download.loperco.com/misc/TheologiansCBC.mov Enjoy.

It's an easy little riff on the high E and B strings: e----2--0----2p0--0-----|---0h2-----0h2p0-----0 B----3-----2----------2--|----------2----------2--- G----2--------------------|-------------------------- D----0--------------------|-------------------------- On the last open high e you can hammer on 2 to change things up if you want.

Just throw a capo on 2 and play two bars of A, then one of Em and D. You gotta mix up the rhythm a bit - hammer on second fret of the B-string when you're playing the A. Like this. E---------------------------00---22--- B----0h2---0h2----00-----00---33--- G ------2----- 2----22-----00---22--- D-------2------2----22-----22---00--- A----------------------------22--------- E----------------------------00--------- Just play that throughout. Easy. I have the bridge solo, too, if you want that. I'll post it when it's not finals week.

It's so much easier just to form an E chord and play that twice, then just put your pinky finger on the third fret of the B string (making an E7) , then slide your pinky to the second fret, then take it off to make another E. You still get the bluesy feel. Like this: e---------------------- B---00--3333--22--0 G---11--1111--11--1 D---22--2222--22--2 A---22--2222--22--2 E----------------------