Tablature chord indications 4 G Em 7 3

“Tablature” chord indications 4 G Em 7 3 C 2 E 1 A We often suggest how to form a chord by stating its name and a series of 4 digits… Em 7 4435 FRET 1 ‣ Frets are numbered progressively from the headstock toward the body of your uke ‣ Each of the 4 digits in the series pertains to a specific string in this order: 4 -3 -2 -1 (G -C-E-A) ‣ The digit is the fret number (not finger!) in which you place a finger on that string. 0=open string. 2 3 4 5 Tablature does not suggest “fingering” (what finger(s) to use), but that becomes intuitive quickly with a little experience. 20090722

1 -2 -3 -4 - Feist (Sesame Street version) 1 Banjo intro D / G A / X 2 D G A D One, two, three, four G A monsters walking 'cross the floor D G A I love counting, counting to the number four D G A Oh you counting, counting with me to D G A one less than five, and one more than three A G Oh, Oh-Oh, we're counting to four A G Oh, Oh-Oh, let's count some more 2220 0232 2100

1 -2 -3 -4 2 D G A D One, two, three, four G A penguins that went by the door D G A I love counting, counting to the number four D G A I see four here, I see four there D G A favorite number, nothing can compare A G Oh, Oh we're counting to four A G Oh, Oh let's count some more 2220 0232 2100

1 -2 -3 -4 3 D 2220 D G 0232 One, two, three, four A 2100 G A chickens just back from the shore D G A I love counting, counting to the number four A G Oh, Oh we're counting to four A G Oh, Oh lets count some more D One, two, three, four G A chickens just back from the shore

1 -2 -3 -4 LAST D D 2220 One, two, three, four G 0232 G A A 2100 penguins that went by the door D One, two, three, four G A monsters walking 'cross the floor D G A balm (repeat 2 x) D G Ohhh counting to four (repeat 3 x – fade away) Banjo extro

The Ship Titanic – trad. 1 A Oh they built the ship Titanic D A to sail the ocean blue A And they thought they had a ship E 7 that the water couldn’t go through. A But the good Lord raised His hand, D A And said the ship would never land. A E 7 A A 7 It was sad when the great ship went down. A 2100 A 7 0100 Adim 7 2323 D 2220 E 7 1202

The Ship Titanic 2 n/c D A It was sad (SO SAD) - was sad (SO SAD) A E 7 It was sad when the great ship went down (TO THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA …) A A 7 Husbands and wives, D D 7(Adim 72323) Little children lost their lives. A E 7 A It was sad when the great ship went down. A 2100 A 7 0100 Adim 7 2323 D 2220 E 7 1202

The Ship Titanic 3 A Well they were not far from shore D A When they heard that might roar A And the rich re-fused to E 7 Associate with the poor. A So they put them down below, D A Where they were the first to go. A E 7 A A 7 It was sad when the great ship went down. A 2100 A 7 0100 Adim 7 2323 D 2220 E 7 1202

The Ship Titanic 4 D A It was sad (SO SAD) - was sad (SO SAD) A E 7 It was sad when the great ship went down (TO THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA …) A A 7 Husbands and wives, D D 7(Adim 72323) Little children lost their lives. A E 7 A It was sad when the great ship went down. A 2100 A 7 0100 Adim 7 2323 D 2220 E 7 1202

The Ship Titanic 5 A Well they sent the lifeboats out D A On the dark and stormy sea A And the band struck up with E 7 “Nearer my God to Thee”. A Oh the heroes saved the weak, D A As the ship began to leak. A E 7 A A 7 It was sad when the great ship went down. A 2100 A 7 0100 Adim 7 2323 D 2220 E 7 1202

The Ship Titanic 6 D A It was sad (SO SAD) - was sad (SO SAD) A E 7 It was sad when the great ship went down (TO THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA) A A 7 Husbands and wives, D D 7(Adim 72323) Little children lost their lives. A E 7 A It was sad when the great ship went down. A 2100 A 7 0100 Adim 7 2323 D 2220 E 7 1202

The Ship Titanic 7 A Well the Captain stood on deck D A With a tear in his eye A As the last boats left E 7 He waved them all good-bye. A He knew he made a slip, D A So he went down with the ship. A E 7 A A 7 It was sad when the great ship went down. A 2100 A 7 0100 Adim 7 2323 D 2220 E 7 1202

The Ship Titanic LAST A 2100 A 7 0100 Adim 7 2323 D 2220 E 7 1202 D A It was sad (SO SAD) - was sad (SO SAD) A E 7 It was sad when the great ship went down (TO THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA) A A 7 Husbands and wives, D D 7(Adim 72323) Little children lost their lives. A E 7 A (A 7) It was sad when the great ship went down. Repeat … end A!

4 G Em 7 3 C 2 E 1 A 4 G 0 1 Am 6 -D/B 3 C 0 2 E 0 1 A 0 1 1 2 2 4 4

Em 7 4435 Am 7 sus 4 0005 D/B 2225 |: Em 7 / / / |Am 7 sus 4 / D/B / : |

On The Radio – Donna Summer 1 Em 7 4435 Am 7 sus 4 0005 D/B 2225 |: Em 7 / / / |Am 7 sus 4 / D/B / : |x 4 radio whoa oh- oh oh on the 4 th - Sax Solo: G G C C Am Am Bm Em 7 A A C C D D Bm 7(. )

4 G Em 7 3 C 2 E 1 A 4 G Em 6/A 3 C 1 2 2 E 1 A 1 2 2 4

4 G 1 Dmaj 7 D 6 3 C 2 E 1 A 4 G 3 C 1 1 1 3 2 E 1 A 1 1

4 G Gmaj 7 3 C 2 E 1 A 1 1 1 4 G Cmaj 7 3 C 2 E 1 A 1

On The Radio – Donna Summer 1 Em 7 Em 6 Dmaj 7 D 6 Gmaj 7 Cmaj 7 Am 7 F#dim 7 Bm 7 4435 4434 2222 0222 0000 2323 2222 Em 7 Em 6/A Someone found a letter you wrote me, |Dmaj 7 | D 6 | on the radio, Em 7 Em 6/A and they told the world just how you Dmaj 7 | | felt

On The Radio – Donna Summer 6 Em 7 4435 Am 7 sus 4 0005 D/B 2225 |: Em 7 / / / |Am 7 / Bm 7 / : |x 4 radio whoa oh- oh oh on the 4 th don’t it

On The Radio – Donna Summer 9 Em 7 Em 6 Dmaj 7 D 6 Gmaj 7 Cmaj 7 Am 7 F#dim 7 Bm 7 4435 4434 2222 0222 0000 2323 2222 Em 7 / / / Em 6/A / yeah it kind of made me feel proud / / |Dmaj 7 | F#dim 7 | when I heard him say you Em 7 / / / couldn't find the words to A 7 / / / |Dmaj 7 | | say it for yourself and

On The Radio – Donna Summer 11 Em 7 4435 Am 7 sus 4 0005 D/B 2225 |: Em 7 / / / |Am 7 sus 4 / D/B / : |x 4 radio whoa oh- oh oh on the 4 th - Sax Solo: G G C C Am Am Bm Em 7 A A C C D D Bm 7(. )

On The Radio – Donna Summer 12 Em 7 Em 6 Dmaj 7 D 6 Gmaj 7 Cmaj 7 Am 7 F#dim 7 Bm 7 4435 4434 2222 0222 0000 2323 2222 Em 7 Em 6/A If you think that love isn't found Dmaj 7 / / / | / / F#dim 7 | on the radio well Em 7 tune right in you Em 6/A / / / |D 7 | | May find the love you lost ‘cuz