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This came on the radio the other day, and I was like...
I have played this before.
Now it is probably the easiest pick song to play on the uke,
let alone Wipe Out or Lux Aeterna.
All you need is the
A-7-5-7-5-3-5-0--7-5-7-5-3-5-0--------------------------------
E-------------------------------------------------------------
C-------------------------------------------------------------
G-------------------------------------------------------------
A---5-7-9-12*12*12-12-9-11*11*11-11-7-9*9*9-7-9---------------
Like i try to recommend with all my tabs, listen to the song
to get an idea of how it should run. you should get it by ear.
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I reckon that i don't know how you are getting those...? It is incredibly hard to read on a comment post, but i can see why what you did is better.
I might just modify what I did with yours to get a better tab.
Thanks for the insight!
I might just modify what I did with yours to get a better tab.
Thanks for the insight!
28 Feb 2010
Hi Riddick - apologies if I've sent this already - machine crashed whilst editing, so not sure...
Anyhow - doesn't sound quite right to me.
Starting at the same E - should be more like this:
A-7-5-7-2---2----7-5-7-2---2----------------------------------
E---------3---0----------3---0--------------------------------
C-------------------------------------------------------------
G-------------------------------------------------------------
A---7-9-10-9-10-7-9-7-9-5-7-5-7-5-7---------
But.... Even if that's right I think it should be starting on a B - way up in the 14th fret of your A string
A-14-12-14----------------14-12-14-----------------------------
E----------14----14----------------14----14--------------------
C-------------14----11----------------14----11-----------------
G--------------------------------------------------------------
A---14-16-17-16-17-14-16-14-16-12-14-12-14-12-14---------------
And then second time round at the end of the phrase it goes up at the end.
A-14-12-14----------------14-12-14-----------------------------
E----------14----14----------------14----14--------------------
C-------------14----11----------------14----11-----------------
G--------------------------------------------------------------
A---14-16-17-16-17-14-16-14-16-12-14-12-14-16-17---------------
What do you reckon?
Anyhow - doesn't sound quite right to me.
Starting at the same E - should be more like this:
A-7-5-7-2---2----7-5-7-2---2----------------------------------
E---------3---0----------3---0--------------------------------
C-------------------------------------------------------------
G-------------------------------------------------------------
A---7-9-10-9-10-7-9-7-9-5-7-5-7-5-7---------
But.... Even if that's right I think it should be starting on a B - way up in the 14th fret of your A string
A-14-12-14----------------14-12-14-----------------------------
E----------14----14----------------14----14--------------------
C-------------14----11----------------14----11-----------------
G--------------------------------------------------------------
A---14-16-17-16-17-14-16-14-16-12-14-12-14-12-14---------------
And then second time round at the end of the phrase it goes up at the end.
A-14-12-14----------------14-12-14-----------------------------
E----------14----14----------------14----14--------------------
C-------------14----11----------------14----11-----------------
G--------------------------------------------------------------
A---14-16-17-16-17-14-16-14-16-12-14-12-14-16-17---------------
What do you reckon?
25 Feb 2010
Had never heard it before, but after looking it up on youtube,
i find i rather like it. not to mention it was quick and easy to learn
i find i rather like it. not to mention it was quick and easy to learn
23 Feb 2010
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About this song: Popcorn
Popcorn is a famous early synth pop instrumental, originally recorded by Gershon Kingsley. In 1972, it was a huge hit in many countries when it was rerecorded by Hot Butter. Gershon Kingsley (of Perrey And Kingsley) first recorded it for his 1969 album Music To Moog By. In 1971 the song was re-recorded by Kingsley's band First Moog Quartet. Stan Free, a member of the First Moog Quartet, rerecorded the instrumental with his band Hot Butter in 1972. The record was one of a rash of Moog synthesizer-based releases that characterized 'synth pop' of the 1960s and 1970s.
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