Rock and Roll, Hoochie Koo -------------------------- Recorded 1970 Released 1970 or 1971 Band Name: "Johhny Winter And" Band Members: Winter, Johnny - guitar, vocals Derringer, Rick - guitar, vocals Hobbs, Randy Jo - bass Z, Randy - drums Tracks: Guess I'll Go Away Ain't That a Kindness No Time To Live Rock and Roll, Hoochie Koo Am I Here? Look Up Prodigal Son On the Limb Let The Music Play Nothing Left Funky Music
Trivia: In 1970 Johnny Winter joined Rick Derringer's band, The McCoys. More precisely, apparently, the McCoys became Johnny's band. It was to be called "Johnny Winter and The McCoys". They named the album "Johnny Winter And", and that became the name of that band. Rick Derringer identifies this song as a single from that album. It was first recorded with Johnny on vocals. Later, Derringer recorded it (and sang it) in his solo band. h = hammer-on s = sustain b = slight bend b(#) = bend up to that note # / = slide up Intro/Chorus chords: (Progression A) F F G G A A E---------|--------|--------------|----------| B---------|--------|--------------|----------| G---------|--------|--------------|----------| D---------|--------|--------------|----------| A--3-3----|-5-5----|-7-7------0---|-3--0---0-| E--1-1----|-3-3----|-5-5-0-h3---3-|-------3--| (Progression B) F F C G A A E---------|--------|--------------|----------| B---------|--------|--------------|----------| G---------|--------|--------------|----------| D---------|-5------|--------------|----------| A--3-3----|-3---5--|-7-7------0---|-3--0---0-| E--1-1----|-----3--|-5-5-0-h3---3-|-------3--| (Progression C) E---------|--------|--------------|----------| B---------|--------|--------------|----------| G---------|--------|--------------|----------| D---------|-5------|--------------|----------| A--3-3----|-3--5---|-7------------|----------| E--1-1----|----3---|-5------------|-----5-3b-| ---1-2----|-1--3---|-1------------|----3--4--| <-- beat count (Progression D) E------------|----------| B------------|----------| G-------6/7-6/7-6/7-6/7-| D-------5/6-5/6-5/6-5/6-| A------------|----------| E--0s--------|----------| ---1--2-3--4-|1-2--3--4-| <--beat count Notes s=sustain that note, let open E ring through both measures. Intro and chorus play Progressions: A-B-A-C-D-D Progression D (it's more a riff), is all syncopated. Verse chords: A A A C D C E-------------|---------------| B-------------|---------------| G-------------|---------------| D-------------|---------------| A--7--7---7---|--10---12---10-| E--5--5---5---|---8---10----8-| ---1--2--3--4-|---1--2---3--4-| <--beat count == play verse chords == \ (then play Verse Riff 1) \ > twice! == repeat verse chords == / (then play Verse Riff 2) / Verse Riff 1: E----------------------|------------------| B----------------------|------------------| G------14--14-12-------|----------12b(14)-| D----------------14-13-|-12-10------------| A--12------------------|------------------| E----------------------|------------------| ----1---3---3--1--3--2----1--1-----3--- <--fingering Verse Riff 2: E----------------------|------------------| B----------------------|------------------| G------14--14-12-------|------------------| D----------------14-13-|-12-10b-----------| A--12------------------|----------12------| E----------------------|------------------| ----1---3---3--1--3--2----1--1-----3--- <--fingering Notes Second guitar matches the riffs one octave down Bassline matches the riffs two octaves down (I think) Verse riffs: Playing the g-string @ 14th fret -- those notes can be played by sliding up or bending up into them from a lower fret. You can hear this on the recordings. In Verse Riff 1: On the 12-10 (D-string, 2nd measure) slide hand position to also pick the 10 (C note) with first finger On the 12b(14) (2nd measure) the b(#) = bend up to that note # -- or you can also do a slide-up (--12/14--) instead of a bend. In Verse Riff 2: On the 12-10b (D-string, 2nd measure) slide hand position to also pick the 10 (C note) with first finger b = slight bend Tablature by Dan G. [end]
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