Luther Vandross - So Amazing

So Amazing Luther Vandross The original is in Bmajor. I have written it in C, one half step up. If you want to play along with the original tune your guitar down one half step (commonly known as Eb tuning) The E11 chord is played as a regular D major open chord with an E bass, ie an open sixth string as the bass note, this will give you E11. The G11 can be played as an F chord with a G bass (G being 3rd fret 6th string). There is a key change at the end but I have left this out. if you figure t (guitaretab.com)

So Amazing Luther Vandross The original is in Bmajor. I have written it in C, one half step up. If you want to play along with the original tune your guitar down one half step (commonly known as Eb tuning) The E11 chord is played as a regular D major open chord with an E bass, ie an open sixth string as the bass note, this will give you E11. The G11 can be played as an F chord with a G bass (G being 3rd fret 6th string). There is a key change at the end but I have left this out. if you figure t (azchords.com)

So Amazing Luther Vandross The original is in Bmajor. I have written it in C, one half step up. If you want to play along with the original tune your guitar down one half step (commonly known as Eb tuning) The E11 chord is played as a regular D major open chord with an E bass, ie an open sixth string as the bass note, this will give you E11. The G11 can be played as an F chord with a G bass (G being 3rd fret 6th string). There is a key change at the end but I have left this out. if you figure t (guitartabs.cc)