Purple Haze Uke tab by Jimi Hendrix

# Tablature Legend
# ----------------
# b - bend
# / - shift slide
# ~ - vibrato


A||--0----6----0----6----|--0----6----0----6----|
E||----------------------|----------------------|
C||----------------------|----------------------|
G||----------------------|----------------------|


  |-------5--10b--------------|--------------------------|
  |--5/7----------5~----------|--2/3---------------------|
  |---------------------------|-------2--4--2/4~---------|
  |---------------------------|--------------------------|


  |-------5--10b--------------|----------------------------|
  |--5/7----------5~----------|--2/3-----------------------|
  |---------------------------|-------2--4--2/4~-------2/4-|
  |---------------------------|----------------------------|


  |------------------------|-----------------------|
  |--3--5--5b--3~----------|--3--------------------|
  |------------------------|-----2--4--4~----------|
  |------------------------|-----------------------|


  |-----------------------------|--0/2--5--5--7~------7/0----||
  |-------3--5b--3/5~-----3-----|----------------------------||
  |--2/4---------------------4--|----------------------------||
  |-----------------------------|----------------------------||


# Then some chords are played. I usually use some E7's, 
# G's and A's* (in that order) until this part:


  ||--7/9--7--5~----|-------5--10b---------5--10~----||
  ||----------------|--5/7------------5/7------------||
  ||----------------|--------------------------------||
  ||----------------|--------------------------------||



# * The A maj that I use looks like a standard G just two frets 
# lower. However, I typically do not worry about holding the G 
# string down in the second fret. It looks something like this:

A||--4--||
E||--5--||
C||--4--||
G||--0--||

# If you are a little iffy on all of the sliding, bending and 
# vibrato sections, you might want to check out my simpler 
# version (also here on Ukulele Tabs) first before trying out 
# this one.