Jon Brion - Hook, Line and Sinker

Hook, Line and Sinker Jon Brion Hook, Line, and Sinker Jon Brion JB has played this live with a capo at the 7th fret and through a leslie at variable speed. The capo is more important, as you can play the bass counterpoint at the 7th and 9th frets easily. Some of the chords/voicings below are somewhat simplified but should be consistent with the record. Intro: [E] [E/A] [E] [E/A] [E] [E/A] [E] [E/A] Verse 1: It should be [E]boredom by [E/A]now,[E/C#][E/C#] I know the [E/F#]tricks[E] of the (guitaretab.com)

Hook, Line and Sinker Jon Brion Hook, Line, and Sinker Jon Brion JB has played this live with a capo at the 7th fret and through a leslie at variable speed. The capo is more important, as you can play the bass counterpoint at the 7th and 9th frets easily. Some of the chords/voicings below are somewhat simplified but should be consistent with the record. Intro: [E] [E/A] [E] [E/A] [E] [E/A] [E] [E/A] Verse 1: It should be [E]boredom by [E/A]now,[E/C#][E/C#] I know the [E/F#]tricks[E] of the (guitartabs.cc)

Hook, Line and Sinker Jon Brion <i></i>Hook, Line, and Sinker Jon Brion JB has played this live with a capo at the 7th fret and through a leslie at variable speed. The capo is more important, as you can play the bass counterpoint at the 7th and 9th frets easily. Some of the chords/voicings below are somewhat simplified but should be consistent with the record. Intro: [E] [E/A] [E] [E/A] [E] [E/A] [E] [E/A] Verse 1: It should be [E]boredom by [E/A]now,[E/C#][E/C#] I know the (azchords.com)