Joe Satriani - A Celebration

A Celebration Joe Satriani Joe Satriani - A Celebration (from Unstoppable Momentum) The rhythm is a very easy strumming pattern in 4/4 time. Most chords occupy full measures, and the changes happen on the quarter note. In the absence of a chord chart, the G/B chord is the usual G major without playing the root note on the fat string. :-) The bass line would follow the positions here, just make sure to play the B, not the G in the G/B chord. Of course, there is a bit of improvisation going on (guitartabs.cc)

A Celebration Joe Satriani Joe Satriani - A Celebration (from Unstoppable Momentum) The rhythm is a very easy strumming pattern in 4/4 time. Most chords occupy full measures, and the changes happen on the quarter note. In the absence of a chord chart, the G/B chord is the usual G major without playing the root note on the fat string. :-) The bass line would follow the positions here, just make sure to play the B, not the G in the G/B chord. Of course, there is a bit of improvisation going on (guitaretab.com)

<i></i>Joe Satriani - A Celebration The rhythm is a very easy strumming pattern in 4/4 time. Most chords occupy full measures, and the changes happen on the quarter note. In the absence of a chord chart, the G/B chord is the usual G major without playing the root note on the fat string. :-) The bass line would follow the positions here, just make sure to play the B, not the G in the G/B chord. Of course, there is a bit of improvisation going on so play it how it feels comfor (azchords.com)