Jim Croce - BAD, BAD LEROY BROWN

After searching for this tab myself before, I found that 1 person had it down pretty well, but the only flaw was that he failed to mention that whenever he plays the G, and A7 chords, he does a shuffle. So, you have to play barre chords. When he plays the G, you switch your fingers down a string to a C barre chord in a shuffle rhythm, and when he plays the A7, you switch your fingers down to a D barre chord in a shuffle rhythm. So it will be G G C C G G C C, etc. Verse 1 Well, thog. Outro Ye (guitartabs.cc)

#From: MarkHenjum@aol.com #Date: Wed, 16 Aug 1995 18:05:23 -0400 #Subject: Bad Bad Leroy Brown, by Jim Croce # #BAD BAD LEROY BROWN #Words and music by Jim Croce # #Well the south side of Chicago #Is the baddest part of town #And if you go down there you better just beware #Of a man named Leroy Brown #Now Leroy more than trouble #You see he stands about six foot four #All the downtown ladies call him "treetop lover" #All the men just call him "sir" # #CHORUS: # (chordiearchive.chordie.com)

So I was looking for a tab for this song and surprisingly most of them were pretty bad. Even the one that was "Unregistered" was close, but still not the way how Jim Croce played it. So after studying old Jim Croce performances, I got it down perfect. The only thing that people may still have trouble with this song is the beat and the hammer-ons and pull-offs while using the barre chords. But if you either listen to the song or watch Jim Croce perform it on youtube, then it should be c (guitartabs.cc)

After searching for this tab myself before, I found that 1 person had it down pretty well, but the only flaw was that he failed to mention that whenever he plays the G, and A7 chords, he does a shuffle. So, you have to play barre chords. When he plays the G, you switch your fingers down a string to a C barre chord in a shuffle rhythm, and when he plays the A7, you switch your fingers down to a D barre chord in a shuffle rhythm. So it will be G G C C G G C C, etc. Verse 1 Well, thog. Outro Ye (guitaretab.com)

Date: Wed, 16 Aug 1995 18:05:23 -0400 Subject: Bad Bad Leroy Brown, by Jim Croce BAD BAD LEROY BROWN Words and music by Jim Croce Well the South side of Chicago Is the baddest part of town And if you go down there you better just beware Of a man named Leroy Brown Now Leroy more than trouble You see he stand about six foot four All the downtown ladies call him treetop lover All the men just call him sir CHORUS: And he bad, bad Leroy Brown The baddest man in the whole damned town Badder than (guitartabs.cc)

Bad, Bad Leroy Brown Jim Croce In the south side of Ch[C]icago, is the baddest part of [D7]town. And if you [E7]go down there, you better [F]just beware, of a [G7]man named Leroy Brow[C]n. Now [C]Leroy, more than trouble. You see he [D7]stand bout six foot four. And the [E7]downtown ladies call him [F]tree top lover, and the [G7]men just call him [C]sir. Chorus... And he's [C]bad, bad Leroy Brown. The [D7]baddest man in the whole damn town. [E7]Badder than a ole King [F]Kong, an [G]mea (azchords.com)

BAD BAD LEROY BROWN Words and music by Jim Croce Well the <G7>South side of Chicago Is the <A7>baddest part of town And if you <B7>go down there you better <C7>just beware Of a <D7>man named Leroy <G7>Brown Now <G7>Leroy more than trouble You see he <A7>stand about six foot four All the <B7>downtown ladies call him <C7>treetop lover All the <D7>men just call him <G7>sir CHORUS: And he <G7> (azchords.com)

So I was looking for a tab for this song and surprisingly most of them were pretty bad. Even the one that was "Unregistered" was close, but still not the way how Jim Croce played it. So after studying old Jim Croce performances, I got it down perfect. The only thing that people may still have trouble with this song is the beat and the hammer-ons and pull-offs while using the barre chords. But if you either listen to the song or after you have made your final judgement on this tab, plea (azchords.com)