Josie tab by Steely Dan

"Josie"
			 (W. Becker - D. Fagen)


Intro:

   v  v  v  v   v  v  v  v   v  v  v  v   v  v  v  v
  |-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|
  |-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|
  |---7---6-------3-|---4-------------|---7---6-------3-|-----------2-----|
  |-------4-------1-|---2-------------|-------4-------1-|-------4---0-----|
  |-7---------------|-----------------|-7---------------|-------2---------|
  |-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|

   v  v  v  v
  |-----------------|
  |---------------0-|
  |----2--1-0-------|
  |-2----------4----|
  |-----------------|
  |-----------------|
   ~~~3~~~ ~~~3~~~	(1/4-note triplets)


  Fmaj7  F#7#9  Gmaj7  G#maj7/6


Verse 1:

        Em7
  We're ..

  We're ..
           A/D   G/C
  When ..
        D/G     C/F
  We're ..
  Em7
  Sleep..
  A7             G/C  D/G C/F
  Throw ..
  Em7         D/G      E/A     Em7
  Lay ..


Chorus 1:

     C/F    F#7#9 B7#9#5  Em7  C/F
  When ..so good
       F#7#9    B7#9#5    Em7 A7
  She's ..
       Am7 D7    Gmaj7 Cmaj7
  She's ..
    F#7#9           B7#9#5
  She ..


Verse 2:

Chorus 2:

Instrumental break (2:15 - 2:31):

  Play 3X (guitar is doubled by bass):

   v  v  v  v   v  v  v  v
  |-----------------|----------------|
  |-----------------|----------------|
  |-----------------|----------------|
  |-5-7-------------|---5------------|
  |-----------5---7-|----------------|
  |-----------------|---------5-7----|
                ^^^ 2nd time only

  F#7#9 B7#9#5


(guitar solo over verse chords)

(repeat chorus 1)

(repeat intro)


Outro:

  guitar solo over Em7 to fade



Chord fingerings:

	G#maj7/6: xx6563
	A/D:	 x57655
	B7#9#5:	 x21233
	C/F:	 xx3553
	D/G:	 xx5775
	E/A:	 xx7997
	F#7#9:	 242355
	G/C:	 x35433

(On the record, those X/Y chords are almost certainly played as a standard X
chord on guitar, with the bass covering the Y note; the fingerings suggested
above are for anyone who wants to replicate the overall sound of those chords
on a single guitar. And, incidentally, Laura Nyro was using major triads
with the fourth in the bass when Don and Walt were still playing frat parties
at Bard.)


-- another ace 70's tab from Andrew Rogers