Artist - Josh Rouse Album - She's Spanish, I'm American Song - These Long Summer Days Tabbed by: Keith Email:[email protected] Taking a shot at this one as I don't see it anywhere else on the web. The guitar is and I could be off a bit, but this sounds like a nice arrangement to my ear. Easy to play you get your fingers used to the slightly unusual chords. Tuning: Standard The whole song follows this pattern: E/A B/E E/A B/E A* B* You're just going from an E to a B but using a more open fingering than the barre The bass is going from A to E, so pluck the open 5th & 6th strings to mimic that. E/A B/E e|-7------0-----| B|-9------0-----| G|-9------8-----| D|-9------9-----| A|-0------9-----| E|-x------0-----| For the A* & B* (probably not the right name), use these little triads. Just slide from A up to the B: A B e|-0------0-----| B|-5------7-----| G|-6------8-----| D|-7------9-----| A|-0------x-----| E|-x------x-----| If you want to play the bass notes along with the triads, you can use your thumb on the string to get the A & B notes. You could play the A open as above, but I think it sounds this way since the B isn't open: A B e|-0------0-----| B|-5------7-----| G|-6------8-----| D|-7------9-----| A|-x------x-----| E|-5------7-----|
