Cowboy Mouth - louisiana lowdown

#D#=x68886 C#=x46664 G#=466544 A#=688766 Gm=355333 Cm=335543 # #The main RIFF used throughout the song is: but if you listen to the intro you can figure it out. Basically play a few D#'s, then C#'s, then almost repeat the pattern but quickly come back for a D# instead of the last C#. The little filler notes are just a little "tickling" of the first two strings held at the 8th fret . INTRO: RIFF VERSES: D# FILL Well my eyelids said four-thirty D# FILL and the radio clock said six G (chordiearchive.chordie.com)

"Louisiana Lowdown" by Cowboy Mouth Previously from the Monkey Hill album "Mouthin' Off " Written by Paul Sanchez, sung by Fred LeBlanc D#=x68886 C#=x46664 G#=466544 A#=688766 Gm=355333 Cm=335543 The main RIFF used throughout the song is: but if you listen to the intro you can figure it out. Basically play a few D#'s, then C#'s, then almost repeat the pattern but quickly come back for a D# instead of the last C#. The little filler notes are just a litt (azchords.com)

D#=x68886 C#=x46664 G#=466544 A#=688766 Gm=355333 Cm=335543 The main RIFF used throughout the song is: but if you listen to the intro you can figure it out. Basically play a few D#'s, then C#'s, then almost repeat the pattern but quickly come back for a D# instead of the last C#. The little filler notes are just a little "tickling" of the first two strings held at the 8th fret . INTRO: RIFF VERSES: D# FILL Well my eyelids said four-thirty D# FILL and the radio clock said six G# A (tabfu.thudspace.net)

Eb=x68886 C#=x46664 Ab=466544 Bb=688766 Gm=355333 Cm=335543 The main RIFF used throughout the song is: but if you listen to the intro you can figure it out. Basically play a few D#'s, then C#'s, then almost repeat the pattern but quickly come back for a D# instead of the last C#. The little filler notes are just a little "tickling" of the first two strings held at the 8th fret . INTRO: RIFF VERSES: Eb FILL Well my eyelids said four-thirty Eb FILL and the radio clock said six Ab B (azchords.com)