Aray Re Aray Yeh Kya Hua from Dil To Pagal Hai
E------------------7----5------------
B-----5--7-8--5-5----------8--7---
G-------------------------------------
Are Re Are Yeh Kya Hua
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Guitar tabs for Dil chahta hai- Title song
DIL CHAHTA HAI - Title song
Extra Tab Symbols that might help.
h - hammer on
p - pull off
b - bend string up
r - release bend
^ - slide up
\ - slide down
v - vibrato (sometimes written as ~)
t - right hand tap
x - play 'note' with heavy damping
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Intro bassline :
e-------------------------------------------------------------
B-------------------------------------------------------------
G-------------------------------------------------------------
D-------------------------------------------------------------
A-----1-3---33-33-------1-3---33-33---------------------------
E-1-3---------------1-3---------------------------------------
Extra Tab Symbols that might help.
h - hammer on
p - pull off
b - bend string up
r - release bend
^ - slide up
\ - slide down
v - vibrato (sometimes written as ~)
t - right hand tap
x - play 'note' with heavy damping
===========================
Intro bassline :
e-------------------------------------------------------------
B-------------------------------------------------------------
G-------------------------------------------------------------
D-------------------------------------------------------------
A-----1-3---33-33-------1-3---33-33---------------------------
E-1-3---------------1-3---------------------------------------
Guitar tabs for Ajeeb Daastan Hai Yeh
Ajeeb Daastan Hai Yeh
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INTRO...
.E------------4----------------------------4-----4----4-----4----4------------
B---------5-------7--5-----------------5--------5----5-----5----5------------
G--4--6------------------6---5--4--6------------4----4-----4----4------------
D----------------------------------------------------------------------------
b c# e g# f# e c# c b c# e g# bg#e bg#e bg#e bg#e
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INTRO...
.E------------4----------------------------4-----4----4-----4----4------------
B---------5-------7--5-----------------5--------5----5-----5----5------------
G--4--6------------------6---5--4--6------------4----4-----4----4------------
D----------------------------------------------------------------------------
b c# e g# f# e c# c b c# e g# bg#e bg#e bg#e bg#e
Guitar tabs for Dhoom Machale
Guitar tabs for Dhoom Machale
Intro (x2)
e--0-7-5--7-5-7----5-7-5------0-7-5--7-5-7---5-7-5~~-
B---------------8--------8-7---------------8---------
G----------------------------------------------------
D----------------------------------------------------
A----------------------------------------------------
E----------------------------------------------------
Intro (x2)
e--0-7-5--7-5-7----5-7-5------0-7-5--7-5-7---5-7-5~~-
B---------------8--------8-7---------------8---------
G----------------------------------------------------
D----------------------------------------------------
A----------------------------------------------------
E----------------------------------------------------
Guitar tabs for dil nein yea kaha hai dil se
song = dil nein yea kaha hai dil se
movie = dharkan
E --------------------------------------
B -----6---------------------------------
G -5-7---7-5-4-7-5-----------------------------
D --------------------------------------
A --------------------------------------
E --------------------------------------
Dil ne yeh kaha hai dil se
movie = dharkan
E --------------------------------------
B -----6---------------------------------
G -5-7---7-5-4-7-5-----------------------------
D --------------------------------------
A --------------------------------------
E --------------------------------------
Dil ne yeh kaha hai dil se
Guitar Tabs for Tum Dil Ki Dhadkan Mein - Dhadkan
Guitar Tabs for Tum Dil Ki Dhadkan Mein - Dhadkan
E----------------------------------------------
B---------3--2---------------------------------
G-----4---------4--2--4------------------------
D--5--------------------------------------------
A----------------------------------------------
E----------------------------------------------
E----------------------------------------------
B---------3--2---------------------------------
G-----4---------4--2--4------------------------
D--5--------------------------------------------
A----------------------------------------------
E----------------------------------------------
Guitar tabs for song aisi deewangi
Song: Aisi Deewangi
Album: Deewana
E---------9-11--9--------------------------------------------------
B--9--10----------9------------------------------------------------
G--------------------------------------------------------------------
Aisi Deewangee.....,
Album: Deewana
E---------9-11--9--------------------------------------------------
B--9--10----------9------------------------------------------------
G--------------------------------------------------------------------
Aisi Deewangee.....,
Guitar tabs for doorie Atif Aslam
Guitar tabs for doorie Atif Aslam
e-------------------------
B-------------------------
G-------------------------
D-------11-12-14-12-11-12-
A-12-14-------------------
E-------------------------
e-------------------------
B-------------------------
G-------------------------
D-------11-12-14-12-11-12-
A-12-14-------------------
E-------------------------
guitar tabs for don
Song:Main Hoon Don.
Singer:Shaan
Intro 1:
E-12-7-8-10------------
B-----------10-11------
G-----------------10-9-
Singer:Shaan
Intro 1:
E-12-7-8-10------------
B-----------10-11------
G-----------------10-9-
Guitar tabs for Ek ladki bheegi bhagi si
Guitar tabs for Ek ladki bheegi bhagi si
E---0-2---3--2-0--2-------0--0---0--------------------
B---------------------3-------------------------------
G-----------------------------------------------------
D-----------------------------------------------------
ef# g f# e f# d e e e
understanding guitar tabs
This is for all those who cannot understand guitar tabs at all. Its
really very simple, at least much simpler than staff notations. But
tabs usually don't give u a good idea about timing. In any case it
is the most convenient way of sharing on the net.
1. First of all, there are 6 lines, each representing a string on
your guitar.
E--------------------------------------- (1st string)
B--------------------------------------- (2nd string)
G--------------------------------------- (3rd)
D--------------------------------------- (4th)
A--------------------------------------- (5th string)
E--------------------------------------- (6th/last string)
2. The numbers represent the frest on your fretboard.
E-------------------0------------------------------1--
B----------------0----0-------------------------1----
G-------------0----------0--------------------1------
D----------0----------------0--------------1---------
A-------0----------------------0--------1------------
E---0----------------------------0---1---------------
This tab tells you to pluck open strings from the last to the first
and then return to the last after which you play the first fret on
each string in the order 6 st string - 5th - 4th - 3rd - 2nd - 1st.
E----------------0--1--------------------- (1st string)
B-------------1--------3------------------ (2nd string)
G----------2--------------2--------------- (3rd)
D-------2--------------------0------------ (4th)
A----0----------------------------------- (5th string)
E-0-------------------------------------- (6th/last string)
This tab tells you to play 6th and 5th string open and then the
second fret on 4th and 3rd strings and open 1st string. Then you
return playing the 1st fret on 1st string and so on as shown.
TAB for DUUR
TAB for DUUR Movie/Band: duur KEY // PAUSE
~ VERBITO
^ ^
!
-----
G-0--0--0--2----
D--------------3--2~-----
G-0--0--0--2----
D--------------3--2~---
G-2--2--5//--3--2--
D---------------------3--5~-----
D-5--5--3--2//--0--2--3//--5~--0--2--3//--5~------
~ VERBITO
^ ^
!
-----
G-0--0--0--2----
D--------------3--2~-----
G-0--0--0--2----
D--------------3--2~---
G-2--2--5//--3--2--
D---------------------3--5~-----
D-5--5--3--2//--0--2--3//--5~--0--2--3//--5~------
learn guitar from proffessionals
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9930212388
Email: guitarhall@gmail.com
Guitar Hall, founded on 1998 by virtuoso lead guitarist Kiran Roy, is an intensive, contemporary and professional guitar training academy providing guitar lessons in the form of totally ground-breaking programs & training modules covering all levels of experience and expertise.The Guitar Hall Programs, with its range of study options, top-class instructors, and state-of-the-art facilities, are programs that could only be offered at Guitar Hall.
To the Mumbai music audience, Guitar Hall occupies a place of prominience,in the mind, by virtue of its training, location and services, endearing itself to its students. Headquartered in the heart of Chembur,in a strategic business location and conspicuous position, Guitar Hall continues to be the place every music lover and professionals alike gravitates to. From Top notch training, highly skilled teachers to having a wide spectrum of guitars for sale at their boutique, Guitar Hall has evolved in a decade into a one-stop hub for the guitar oriented, be it the beginner-student, the tutors or the guitar virtuoso.
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2) GHATKOPAR
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Shop No. 21,Plot No. 76,J.K. Chambers, Sector 17,Near Hotel Golden Punjab,Vashi,Navi Mumbai - 400703
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Ramkunj Appartment,Flat No. 9,Near Jayka Fast Food,Laxmi Nagar,Phaltan,Satara-415523
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Cheques must be drawn in favour of 'Guitar Hall'.
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Sunday, February 21, 2010
Bryan Adams looking forward and not finished yet
Even after a 30-year career, Bryan Adams is relentlessly forward-looking. With a list of hits that includes classic rockers such as “Summer of ’69” and the mega-ballad “Everything I Do, I Do It for You,” you would think it would be easy for Adams to name his own best song. But his answer comes as a bit of a surprise.
“It’s always the one that’s not finished yet,” he said. “I love the songs that everyone else loves, but the best song for me is the one I’m working on next. It’s the addiction, if you like, of creating something from nothing that drives me.”
Since a nascent MTV catapulted his career in the early ’80s, Adams has nurtured that addiction with a near constant stream of music. Since the ’90s, the hit singles have become fewer, but that doesn’t have him looking back, yet.
Touring in support of his most recent album, “11,” for the past year or so, Adams has stripped his performance down to just him and his acoustic guitar. He said he’s feeling good about the acoustic show and plans to continue touring solo for about another year.
“I’m just rolling down the highway. It’s a never-ending tour,” he said. “I’m going to try to hit as many places as I can. Everything, you know, like the major cities, and there’s a lot of smaller towns in between.”
Fresh from his performance at the Olympics opening ceremony, Adams will begin a three-month, 20-concert tour in Rapid City. He plays a broad cross-section of his songs, old and new.
“I kind of feel like when I go out now, I’m sort of re-familiarizing people with songs they know but don’t put a name with,” he said. “They like the songs they know, and they get a few surprises for good measure.”
Coming up with a set list of acoustic songs was not difficult, because Adams composes his music primarily on acoustic guitar, which meant that there was no reworking necessary. But it also offers flexibility in his performance.
“It changes up every night, practically,” he said. “There’s always one or two songs that are different than the night before.”
In addition to his career in music, Adams is a professional photographer who has a portfolio that includes photos of celebrities such as Lindsay Lohan, Mickey Rourke and Maggie Gyllenhaal. With money he made from his photography, he started the Bryan Adams Foundation after the tsunami in Southeast Asia in 2004.
“I just decided that I would dedicate time and funding to projects around the world that would help other people,” he said. “With Haiti happening, we’ve been helping the Red Cross with that.”
One of the first functions of the foundation was to raise money by auctioning off one of Adams’ guitars, autographed by fellow musicians, including Eric Clapton and Jimmy Page.
“I got all of my heroes to sign it, and we auctioned it off in Qatar,” Adams said. The auction raised about $300,000. On the same night, the guitar was auctioned again for the original buyer’s charity, raising $1.1 million.
“Now, it’s the most expensive guitar in the world,” Adams said. “We’ve got a Guinness Book of World Records thingy for that.”
“It’s always the one that’s not finished yet,” he said. “I love the songs that everyone else loves, but the best song for me is the one I’m working on next. It’s the addiction, if you like, of creating something from nothing that drives me.”
Since a nascent MTV catapulted his career in the early ’80s, Adams has nurtured that addiction with a near constant stream of music. Since the ’90s, the hit singles have become fewer, but that doesn’t have him looking back, yet.
Touring in support of his most recent album, “11,” for the past year or so, Adams has stripped his performance down to just him and his acoustic guitar. He said he’s feeling good about the acoustic show and plans to continue touring solo for about another year.
“I’m just rolling down the highway. It’s a never-ending tour,” he said. “I’m going to try to hit as many places as I can. Everything, you know, like the major cities, and there’s a lot of smaller towns in between.”
Fresh from his performance at the Olympics opening ceremony, Adams will begin a three-month, 20-concert tour in Rapid City. He plays a broad cross-section of his songs, old and new.
“I kind of feel like when I go out now, I’m sort of re-familiarizing people with songs they know but don’t put a name with,” he said. “They like the songs they know, and they get a few surprises for good measure.”
Coming up with a set list of acoustic songs was not difficult, because Adams composes his music primarily on acoustic guitar, which meant that there was no reworking necessary. But it also offers flexibility in his performance.
“It changes up every night, practically,” he said. “There’s always one or two songs that are different than the night before.”
In addition to his career in music, Adams is a professional photographer who has a portfolio that includes photos of celebrities such as Lindsay Lohan, Mickey Rourke and Maggie Gyllenhaal. With money he made from his photography, he started the Bryan Adams Foundation after the tsunami in Southeast Asia in 2004.
“I just decided that I would dedicate time and funding to projects around the world that would help other people,” he said. “With Haiti happening, we’ve been helping the Red Cross with that.”
One of the first functions of the foundation was to raise money by auctioning off one of Adams’ guitars, autographed by fellow musicians, including Eric Clapton and Jimmy Page.
“I got all of my heroes to sign it, and we auctioned it off in Qatar,” Adams said. The auction raised about $300,000. On the same night, the guitar was auctioned again for the original buyer’s charity, raising $1.1 million.
“Now, it’s the most expensive guitar in the world,” Adams said. “We’ve got a Guinness Book of World Records thingy for that.”
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