JAMES GANG Walk Away (2) guitar tab

Walk Away (2) by James Gang

JAMES GANG - Walk Away (2) guitar tab 

Date: Sun, 25 Nov 2001 12:28:09 -0500
From: "Loral R. Johnson" <[email protected]>
Subject: j/james_gang/walk_away.tab

E||----------------------|--------------------|-----------------------3|
B||----------------------|--------------------|------------------------|
G||-----------7--9-V7(9)-|----------7--9-V7(9)|------7-9-10<9-7-<5<4---|
D||--(4)-/-9-------------|--(4)-/-9-----------|(4)/9-------------------|
A||----------------------|--------------------|------------------------|
E||----------------------|--------------------|------------------------|

My Notes: 

a. Start with your finger on the fourth fret D string slide up to 
the 9th V7(9) Means to fret at the 7th fret, bend note to equal tone of 
9th fret. 

b. 10<9-7-<5<4  Means play the 10th fret, slide to 9th, play 7th, slide 
to 5th slide to 4th fret.  Pause for effect, play the 3rd fret high E string.


E||----------------------|--------------------|------------------------|
B||----------------------|--8-10-11-12--------|------------------------|
G||-----------7--9-10----|--------------------|------------------------|
D||--(4)-/-9-------------|--------------------|-V7(9)--V7(9)V7(9)7-5---|
A||----------------------|--------------------|------------------------|
E||----------------------|--------------------|------------------------|

My Notes: 

a. OK, now here is where everyone is going to disagree, or may be able to 
improve on this tab, but in the last bar of the above frame 
{7(9)--V7(9)V7(9)7-5} What I'm doing is sort of a Joe Walsh tribute by 
playing this similar to the opening riff in "Life's Been Good".  On the 
recording (based on which you have, it is a bit muddled with multi tracked 
guitars.. I play in a 3 piece band), so I have to play it differently, 
but in my situation, this works..  Continued below:

E||----------------------|--------------------|------------------------|
B||------------------8~~~|--------------------|------------------------|
G||-----------7--9-------|--------------------|------------------------|
D||--(4)-/-9-------------|--------------------|------------------------|
A||----------------------|--------------------|------------------------|
E||----------------------|--------------------|------------------------|


Seems to me...  this should give you a good enough start to get you going 
and you can expand it as you do it.  This is a live band situation where 
I'm playing this and it works for me, and even though I play it all the 
time, I still play it a little differnet depending on my mood.  

Have fun with it, just as Joe would want us to......