Notation for the original Jethro Tull version of Bourée

[ead]

Is anybody able to provide me with/point me to the notation for the above please?

Cheers!

[arthurhenry]

Bass player mag, June 2011.

[JakeBrownBass]

not entirely sure if this is what your looking for but it was the first result i found on google.

http://www.four-strings.com/FB_Bouree.htm

[ead]

Thanks very much, that looks like the beasty. I'm now wondering why I didn't find that link

[JakeBrownBass]

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Thanks very much, that looks like the beasty. I'm now wondering why I didn't find that link
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I googled 'Jethro Tull Bouree Transcription' And looked on images.

[arthurhenry]

Had a quick look - caution required! Certainly the double stop section of the solo is all wrong. The BP version was accurate.

[ead]

Not studied that bit yet, but thanks for the heads up. I've just tried to find the June 2011 edition online but failed. Am I missing a trick and is there a handy link?

[KevB]

I think there was also a pretty accurate guitarpro file for it available at one time. I may have it at home if you have the software.

[ead]

Sadly not KevB, but thanks for the offer. I generally find stuff on the net and just print it out...

[KevB]

I've seen at least 3 different bass players in Tull do it and I don't think any of them completely nailed it either so I wouldn't go too hard on yourself with it

[goingdownslow]

[url="http://www.arcellussykesmusic.com/files/jethrotullbouree.pdf"]This version[/url] was found via one of the links on Theory and Technique section this site.

[ead]

Thanks goingdownslow, I didn't think to look there!

[KevB]

I don't know how Bouree morphs into Paranoid though...

[ead]

I think I'd pay to hear that live