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0-9|A|B|C|D|E|F|G|H|I|J|K|L|M|N|O|P|Q|R|S|T|U|V|W|X|Y|Z

A|B|C|D|E|F|G|H|I|J|K|L|M|N|O|P|Q|R|S|T|U|V|W|X|Y|Z

Again, here is the guitar solo for Jury Duty.  No one has tabbed 
this out so here it is.

Song: Jury Duty
Band: Supertones
Cd: Loud and Clear
Copyright: 2000 Supertone Songs (SESAC), We Own Your Songs
Tabbed by: Josh (guitarbite1985@yahoo.com)

This solo is based off of the B minor pentatonic scale.  I know this song
has been out for a long time, and no one has really tabbed out the whole 
solo.  So I decided to tab it out.  Here is the long-awaited guitar tab!!!

You might have to listen to the CD to get the timing right.  If you know
your music theory, you should really have no problem.  If you have questions
email me.

Below is a little reference of what the letters mean and a little description
on how to perform them.  

Peace,  

Josh


b = bend - Bend the guitar string using your index, middle, ring, or pinkie 
           finger. Use which ever feels the most comfortable.  (On this 
           particular solo, though, I found that it is relatively easy to 
           use your ring finger)

p = pull off - This is basically what it suggests...pull your finger off of
               the string.  In doing so, the desired tone will automatically 
               sound.

pb = pre-bend - Bend the string to the desired fret without playing the note, first. Then,
                bend the note down to the desired tone.

ph = pinch harmonic - This can be a difficult technique to perform.  First, 
                      you must have a lot of distortion and gain, this will help
                      conjure the harmonic out of the tone.  Then, grip 
                      your pick as close to the tip as you can leaving about 
                      1.5 mm or 2 mm of it.  Then as you pluck the string, your 
                      thumb should lightly touch the guitar string; when this 
                      happens, simultaneous pull your pick away.  Depending on
                      where you pluck the string (i.e. near the bridge, or close 
                      to the fret board) determines the pitch of the harmonic.   

v = vibrato - shake the string rapidly producing a "vibrating" effect on the 
              note.


I-----------------7-7--------7-7--------7-7--------7-7--------7-7-7----I
I----x-x-x--------7-7--------7-7--------7-7--------7-7--------7-7-7----I
I----x-x-x--9b11-------9b11-------9b11-------9b11-------9b11-----------I
I----x-x-x-------------------------------------------------------------I
I----------------------------------------------------------------------I
I----------------------------------------------------------------------I

I--------7-7--------7-7--------7-7--------7-7--7------7--10p9p7--------I
I--------7-7--------7-7--------7-7--------7-7----7-10-----------10p8p7-I
I--9b11-------9b11-------9b11-------9b11-------------------------------I
I----------------------------------------------------------------------I
I----------------------------------------------------------------------I
I----------------------------------------------------------------------I

I----------------------------------------------------------------------I
I------------------------------7ph(v)---10-10-10-10-10-10-10-10--------I
I----pb10b9p7-----7--9b-9b-9b---------7--9--9--9--9--9--9--9--9--------I
I--------------9-------------------------------------------------------I
I----------------------------------------------------------------------I
I----------------------------------------------------------------------I

                           (-----------x2----------)
I----------------------------------------------------------------------I
I--14-14-14-14-14-14-14-14--15-15-15-15-15-15-15-15--------------------I
I--14-14-14-14-14-14-14-14--14-14-14-14-14-14-14-14--------------------I
I--------------------------------------------------------9--etc.-------I
I-------------------------------------------------------9--etc.-------I
I-------------------------------------------------------7--etc.-------I

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