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Love this song and trying to learn the bassline anyone know of any tabs? There is a great clip on youtube with this man sat infront of all these masks playing this really well but I think I need some tabs or transcription any ideas?

Posted

I think it would be difficult to find tablature for this one , to be honest - it's a bit too obscure to modern audiences . I have seen the clip you mention and the chap does a superb job , and watching him play this song made me realise what an intricate part it is when you play it as accurately as he does .

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There is chords for the song on Ultimate guitar but I don`t know if they are correct but if they are you could fashion a bass line of your own from it?

The main bit of the verse goes something like E - G - D but they are lots of fills in there. I would just play your own version as I doubt anyone would notice as it is not a well know track. Have fun!

[url="http://tabs.ultimate-guitar.com/m/mountain/nantucket_sleigh_ride_crd.htm"]http://tabs.ultimate-guitar.com/m/mountain/nantucket_sleigh_ride_crd.htm[/url]

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[quote name='essexbasscat' timestamp='1360611992' post='1973434']
Don't think I'll eeever tire of hearing that chorus, one of the soundtracks of my life.[/quote]

Via "Weekend World" on Sunday lunchtimes like so many?

Posted

"Deputy Pwime Minister, what is your wesponse to this weport?"

There aren't too many current affairs programmes that have got me interested in a band - great song and fun to play along with. I love the drums on [i]that[/i] bit.

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[quote name='Big_Stu' timestamp='1360615090' post='1973530']
Via "Weekend World" on Sunday lunchtimes like so many?
[/quote]

Oh yes ! best thing on a rainy Sunday, then the long wait until the top 40 on the radio later on

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The 70's DID absolutely rock. I was there for a lot of it. Such a great decade, let's not forget...

Garry Glitter, Jeremy Thorpe, Jimmy Savile, James Callaghan, Richard Nixon, Ted Bundy, Margaret Thatcher, Jimmy Carter, Pol Pot, The C@740713 C4(£5h, Brian Walden, Raymond Baxter.

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Weekend World aside , this thread has reminded me just how grim television was on a Sunday back in the 1970s . There was mainly religious programmes of one kind or another on for most of the day on all [u] three channels .[/u] It was dreary beyond belief , unless you had a thing for Thora Hird ( I didn't ) . Wasn't part of Nantucket Sleighride used for World In Action , too ? That was on ITV on Monday nights at about 8 o'clock . Mondays were grim , too .

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[quote name='Dingus' timestamp='1360625285' post='1973786']
Weekend World aside , this thread has reminded me just how grim television was on a Sunday back in the 1970s . There was mainly religious programmes of one kind or another on for most of the day on all [u] three channels .[/u] It was dreary beyond belief , unless you had a thing for Thora Hird ( I didn't ) . Wasn't part of Nantucket Sleighride used for World In Action , too ? That was on ITV on Monday nights at about 8 o'clock . Mondays were grim , too .
[/quote]
Sunday was great for TV. CHiPs used to be on in the afternoon just before The Big Match. What more could anyone want?

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[quote name='Sean' timestamp='1360623530' post='1973751']
The 70's DID absolutely rock. I was there for a lot of it. Such a great decade, let's not forget...

Garry Glitter, Jeremy Thorpe, Jimmy Savile, James Callaghan, Richard Nixon, Ted Bundy,
Margaret Thatcher, Jimmy Carter, Pol Pot, The
C@740713 C4(£5h, Brian Walden, Raymond
Baxter.
[/quote]

Great decade!

I was going to post my highlights, but you beat me to it!

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[quote name='Big_Stu' timestamp='1360615090' post='1973530']
Via "Weekend World" on Sunday lunchtimes like so many?
[/quote]

Yep, old enough to mind of that! Those end chords!!! :)

Posted

[quote name='Dingus' timestamp='1360625285' post='1973786']
Weekend World aside , this thread has reminded me just how grim television was on a Sunday back in the 1970s . There was mainly religious programmes of one kind or another on for most of the day on all [u] three channels .[/u] It was dreary beyond belief , unless you had a thing for Thora Hird ( I didn't ) . Wasn't part of Nantucket Sleighride used for World In Action , too ? That was on ITV on Monday nights at about 8 o'clock . Mondays were grim , too .
[/quote]
I dreaded Sunday evenings. Jeez, from about 5pm on it was purgatory! Religious programmes and un-funny sh*t like Dad's Army and weird music shows with acapella groups ( the Swingle Singers) and tawdry folk acts. Grim indeed!

Posted

Didn't 'The World At War' go out on a Sunday? unmissable at the time and another suberb theme.
[url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eqONgYHYo88"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eqONgYHYo88[/url]

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[quote name='Hats Off' timestamp='1389796327' post='2337995']
Reviving this old thread, hope this helps !
[/quote]

You are Felix Pappalardi and I claim my five drachmas ...

Posted

It would be miraculous if he was...
There was a good article about Mountain, Leslie West, Nantucket Sleighride, Felix and his (sounds like a nightmare) wife a few issues back in Classic Rock magazine.

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