Everyday Slade
A waltz in 3/4 time
Play Em, C7, Dx at nut
all others barred: Bm at 2nd, Bm7 at 6th
Intro (last 4 chords as a barred run down from 7th fret to 3rd)
[Em] [/] [/] [G] [/] [/] [Cmaj7] [Bm7] [Am7] [G] [/] [/]
Verse
[G] [/] [/] [Bm] [/] [/] [Em] [/] [Em7] [C] [/] [/]
[G] [/] [/] [Bm] [/] [/] [Em] [/] [Em7] [C] [/] [/]
[C7] [/] [/] [G] [/] [/] [C7] [/] [/] [G] [/] [/]
[C7] [/] [/] [G] [/] [/] [D4] [/] [/]
[D7] ([D11]and [D7]it)
Chorus
[Em] [/] [/] [G] [/] [/] [Cmaj7] [Bm7] [Am7] [G] [/] [/]
[Em] [/] [/] [G] [/] [/] [Cmaj7] [Bm7] [Am7] [G] [/] [/]
[Em] [/] [/] [G] [/] [/] [Cmaj7] [Bm7] [Am7] [G] [/] [/]
[Em] [/] [/] [G] [/] [/] [Cmaj7] [Bm7] [Am7] [G] [/] [/]
I'm undecided about the middle solo thing.
From watching videos (and live shows) etc Dave Hill seems to start around the "middle" of the fretboard
so in the notes below start at D string fret for the g
work down the G string a bit and back to the D string at 9th for the b
g gac dc acde e edbc (or g gac de bdee e edbc)
|-------------------------------------- |-------------------------------------- |----------5-7-5-----5-7-9--9--9-7----- |--5---5-7---------7---------------9-10 |-------------------------------------- |--------------------------------------
then something similer higher up.
"G" is the original pitch. Slade (2) these days play it a tone lower in "F"
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