Scribd Logo
Upload

Welcome to Scribd!

  • 812 views

    Pink Floyd Dogs

    Uploaded by

    dcarunchio
    This document provides chord shapes and instructions for playing the song "Dogs" by Pink Floyd on guitar. It summarizes that the song uses four chords - Dm9, Bbadd4, E7sus4, and Ebmaj7sus4 - that fade in slowly over each other in a repeating pattern. It also notes that the last two chords, E and Eb, include a grace note added on the last strum by fretting an additional note on the top string.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as DOC, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Pink Floyd Dogs

    Uploaded by

    dcarunchio
    812 views2 pages
    This document provides chord shapes and instructions for playing the song "Dogs" by Pink Floyd on guitar. It summarizes that the song uses four chords - Dm9, Bbadd4, E7sus4, and Ebmaj7sus4 - that fade in slowly over each other in a repeating pattern. It also notes that the last two chords, E and Eb, include a grace note added on the last strum by fretting an additional note on the top string.

    Copyright

    © © All Rights Reserved

    Available Formats

    DOC, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Did you find this document useful?

    Is this content inappropriate?

    This document provides chord shapes and instructions for playing the song "Dogs" by Pink Floyd on guitar. It summarizes that the song uses four chords - Dm9, Bbadd4, E7sus4, and Ebmaj7sus4 - that fade in slowly over each other in a repeating pattern. It also notes that the last two chords, E and Eb, include a grace note added on the last strum by fretting an additional note on the top string.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as DOC, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Download as doc, pdf, or txt
    812 views2 pages

    Pink Floyd Dogs

    Uploaded by

    dcarunchio
    This document provides chord shapes and instructions for playing the song "Dogs" by Pink Floyd on guitar. It summarizes that the song uses four chords - Dm9, Bbadd4, E7sus4, and Ebmaj7sus4 - that fade in slowly over each other in a repeating pattern. It also notes that the last two chords, E and Eb, include a grace note added on the last strum by fretting an additional note on the top string.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as DOC, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Download as doc, pdf, or txt
    of 2

    #----------------------------------PLEASE NOTE---------------------------------#

    #This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the #
    #song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. #
    #------------------------------------------------------------------------------##
    From: Howard Wright (Hman) <[email protected]>
    DOGS - Pink Floyd
    --------------------------The other dogs.crd file from Nevada has some mistakes in it
    I think it was just a slip-up when it was typed, but the last two
    chords it gives sound horrible.
    I think you have to tune all strings down a tone to be in tune
    with the record, so the strings should be tuned to : DGCFAD
    The shapes are :
    DGCFAD DGCFAD DGCFAD DGCFAD
    022032 x33010 xx4420 xx3310
    Dm9

    Bbadd4

    E7sus4

    Ebmaj7sus4

    These chords fade in slowly over the Dm9


    Play 4 bars of each chord :
    Dm9

    Bbadd4

    E7sus4

    Ebmaj7sus4

    It repeats over and over........


    One extra point : there is a little grace note, or added note on
    the last two chords of the sequence (E and Eb)
    On the last strum of each bar add a finger on the top D string
    - for the E chord, add at the second fret, for the Eb chord add
    at the first fret.
    I can't TAB out the exact strumming pattern as it's pretty busy
    playing, but for these two chords with the extra note it looks
    roughly like this :
    D--0--0-0---0--0-0---0-2-- .... --0--0-0---0--0-0---0-1---- ....
    A--2--2-2---2--2-2---2-2-- .... --1--1-1---1--1-1---1-1---- ....
    F--4--4-4---4--4-4---4-4-- .... --3--3-3---3--3-3---3-3---- ....
    C--4--4-4---4--4-4---4-4-- .... --3--3-3---3--3-3---3-3---- ....

    G------------------------- .... --------------------------- ....


    D------------------------- .... --------------------------- ....
    ^^^^
    note added here

    ^^^^
    and here

    I've missed out the three repeated bars in the middle and at the end
    What I've tabbed is just one bar's worth of each chord.
    Hope you get the idea
    Enjoy !

    You might also like