Harry Hood
From Emil's Tablature
Listen to a recording for timing information; it just doesn't pay to
write it out.
Intro: Dm > Am (x4), F > Em (x4), C > A7+9!!
Dm Am F Em C A7+9
E----5------5------8------7-------0------------------------------------
B----6------5------10-----8-------1-----13----------------------------
G----7------5------10-----9-------0-----12----------------------------
D----7------7------10-----9-------2-----11----------------------------
A----5------7------8------7-------3-----12----------------------------
E-----------5---------------------------------------------------------
This repeats a couple of times; sometimes the band trades small solos.
Then:
Dm Em Am
Harry! Harry! Where do you go when the lights go out? x3
Dm Em Am D
Harry! Harry! Where do you .... go?
Once the band hits "go?", Trey starts here (over a D chord) :
Most of these get hit on the upstroke
D A G
H-O
E-10--12--10---------9--10--9---7--8--7--7--10----------------------
B-10--10--10--------10--10-10---8--8--8--8---8----------------------
G-11--11--11---------9---9--9---7--7--7--7---7----------------------
D-12--12--12--9-11--11--11-11---9--9--9--9---9----------------------
A-------------------------------------------------------------------
E-------------------------------------------------------------------
Repeat once
Then:
G Em F#m G Em F#m A
E--7------7------9-------7------7------9------9---------------------
B--8------8------10------8------8------10-----10--------------------
G--7------9------11------7------9------11-----9---------------------
D--9------9------11------9------7------11-----11--------------------
A-------------------------------------------------------------------
E-------------------------------------------------------------------
Repeat both those again, the next time sliding down to:
open A break
A
E-0--
B-0--
G-6--
D-7--
A-0--
E-0--
Trey pulls a little fill like this in here:(Thanks to Steve Munno for this part)
E-----------------------0----------------------------------0----------
B-----------------------0----------------------------------0----------
G-9->-11-11-11-11->-9->-6----9->-11->-9->-13-13->-11->-9---6----------
D-----------------------7----------------------------------0----------
A-7->--9--9-9--9-->-7->-0----7->-9->--7->-11-11->-9-->-7---7----------
E-----------------------0----------------------------------0----------
Then:(middle section)
G > F#m > Em > F#m (Repeat)
G > F#m > Em > F#m > G > F#m > G > G# >
This part is "collectively" in 25/8.
A > D is in 5/4 and E > D > E > D is in 15/8
The timing is as follows:
b = eighth note * = dotted eighth note (held 1.5 times as long as an eighth note)
A D E D E D
b b * * b b * * b b b * * * b b b * * *
Fish plays quarter notes through the first four repeats so the riff starts at a
different point in the drum beats each time. When you really see how simple
the rhythm pattern is, you will have a better feel on what you're doing.
He slides out of this with : D > C#m > Bm > A (open stringed)
middle section chords
e------------------------|-------------|--------------------|--0--0--0--0-|--0--------0-
B--3-----2-----0-----2---|---3-2~--0-2~|--3-2-0-2---3-2-3-4-|--5-10-12-10-|-10--9--7--0-
G---4-----2-----0-----2--|---4-2~--0-2~|--4-2-0-2---4-2-4-5-|--6-11-13-11-|-11--9--7--6-
D-5~~5--4~~4--2~~2--4~~4-|-5-5-4~2-2-4~|--5-4-2-4---5-4-5-6-|--7-12-14-12-|-12--11-9--7-
A------------------------|-------------|--------------------|--0-0-0-0--0-|-----------0-
E------------------------|-------------|-3-2-0-2---3-2-3-4--|-------------|-----------0-
repeat open "A" break
D > G > C > Am (hit on Distortion at Am)
Repeat what's in the repeat signs .. listen to a recording to get the # down
Bm ....... |: :|
Slide up P-O P-O H-O H-O H-O H-O
E-------------------------------------------------------------------
B-------------------------------------------------------------------
G-----------10--10-9 10-9-------------------------------------------
D---------9---------------12--9-10-12--9-10-12---9-10-----9---------
A-----9-8-----------------------------------------------------------
E---7---------------------------------------------------------------
[no chord]
Thank you Mr. Minor...
A > Bm (Loud!)
Then it moves up to C#m (just up two frets) .. I'm not going to write it
all out again though. Easy enough to just move up.
B > C#m
Then up again two frets to D#m.
E A E A E A
Thank You Mr. Minor ... Thank You Mr. Minor ... Thank Your Mr. Minor...
A
Thank You Mr. Hood...
And then of course, comes the jam (who can forget it?) .. It's basically over
this progression:
D > A > G (two bars)
After Trey hits the high D note bent up to an E (I'm telling you, that 24th fret
is killer -- I recommend YOUR next guitar purchase includes two full octaves on
the fingerboard), he does this lick over the progression with lots of distortion
to signify the end of the jam:
D A G
|: :| |: :| |: :|
E-----17--------17-----------17-------------------------------------
B---15--------14-----------12---------------------------------------
G-14--------14-----------12-----------------------------------------
D-------------------------------------------------------------------
A-------------------------------------------------------------------
E-------------------------------------------------------------------
and of course:
D A G
You can feel good, good, good about Hood .. (x3)
D
Harry Hood!
Side note: I think sometimes Mike will scream out over Trey "I feel
good!" .. not sure though. It works out nicely, with the "ood"'s
matching up. Whatever.
Bass Tablature
Harry Hood
by Phish
transcribed by mike carcaise <MrMinor3@aol.com>
I saw a request for this on the WebBoard and thought i would share my
stripped down
version of the Hood intro on bass.
**NOTE**. This tab is not to be taken as an exact interpretation of any specific
performance of Hood. These are just a few examples of things that I have heard
Mike do. Also, I am tabbing this for a 4-string. Mike plays an octave lower most
of the time, and you should use the full range of your instrument, whatever that
may be.
I will include timings and chords to help you keep track of the time and feel
of this line.
Dm Am Dm Am
G------------------------------------------|----------------------------------------|
D------------------5----7---------7--------|------------------5----7----------------|
A---5------5--8----------------------------|---5----5--5-8--------------------------|
E------------------------------------------|---------------------------------5------|
1 & 2 & 3 & 4 & 1 & 2 & 3 & 4 &
So you go Dm to Am i think 4 times, and then to this:
F Em F Em
G------------------------------------------|------------------------------------------|
D------------------------------------------|------------------------------------------|
A---8--------------8----7---------5----7---|---8--------------8----7---------5----7---|
E-------------8----------------------------|-------------8----------------------------|
1 & 2 & 3 & 4 & 1 & 2 & 3 & 4 &
F Em C A7#9
G------------------------------------------|------------------------------------------|
D------------------------------------------|------------------------------------------|
A---8--------------8----7---------5--------|---3----------------------------------0---|
E-------------8----------------------------|------------------------------------------|
1 & 2 & 3 & 4 &
Loops
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