BREAD - "aubrey" Tablature

Date: Wed, 23 Jan 2002 14:51:14 -0800 (PST)
From: Jason Yankee <banjokayankee@yahoo.com>
Subject: b/bread/aubrey.crd

Name: Aubrey

Artists: Bread

Note: This is all my own work.

Note: This is an improved version from what I sent

in before.

Piano version:

Part 1:

Intro and 1st part of verse "and Aubrey was her
name.."

G chord / G note in the bass,

D chord / F # note in the bass,

E minor chord / E note in the bass,

G major 7 chord / D note in the bass,

G chord, G major 7 chord, G chord (version # 2),

" a not so very ordinary girl..."

C chord / C note in the bass,

E minor chord / B note in the bass,

A minor chord / A note in the bass,

D chord / D note in the bass

G chord / G note in the bass,

D chord / F # note in the bass

Part 2:

" for a love that would'nt bloom.."

E minor chord / E note in the bass,

B minor chord / D note in the bass,

G chord / G note in the bass,

"For the hearts.."

C major 7 chord / C note in the bass,

G chord / G note in the bass,

G major 7 chord / D note in the bass,

G chord, G major 7 chord / G note in the bass,

G chord (version # 2)

" like a lovely melody that everyone can sing.."

C major 7 chord / C note in the bass,

G major 7 chord / G note in the bass,

repeat the two above lines two more times

then C major 7 chord / C note in the bass,

D chord, D note in the bass

Part 3:

"and how I miss the girl.."

B 7 chord / B note in the bass,

E minor chord / B note in the bass

"and I'd go.."

G chord / G note in the bass,

C chord / C note in the bass,

D chord / D note in the bass,

G chord / G note in the bass,

Chords defined:

C major 7 chord - C note, E note, G note, B note

G major 7 chord - G note, B note, D note, F # note

G chord - G note, B note, D note, G note

G chord (version # 2) - G note, B note, D note

D chord - F # note, A note, D note

B minor chord - F # note, B note, D note

E minor chord - G note, B note, E note

C chord - G note, C note, E note

B 7 chord - F # note, A note, B note, D # note

Guitar version:

Basically follow the chords in the piano version,

it might be useful to know where the piano notes are

on the guitar.

C note is on the A string 3rd fret,

B note is on the A string 2nd fret,

A note is the A string open,

D note is the D string open,

G note is the Low E string 3rd fret,

F # note is the Low E string 2nd fret,

E note is the Low E string open

The best way to approach this is to pick the piano

note and then strum the chord. For example, look at

this chord: G chord / G note in the bass

I would pick the G note on the guitar and then strum

the G chord on the guitar. On some of the chords you

might just want to strum the chord and forget the

notes.

Guitar chords defined:

G chord - 3 2 0 0 0 3

D chord - x 0 0 2 3 2

E minor chord - 0 2 2 0 0 0

C chord - 0 3 2 0 1 0

C major 7 chord - 0 3 2 0 0 0

G major 7 chord - x x 0 0 0 2

A minor chord - 0 0 2 2 1 0

C add 9 chord - x x 0 0 1 0

Note: You might want to substitute the C add 9

chord for the E minor / B note in the bass. You

would pick the B note and then strum the C add

9 chord. Do not substitute the C add 9 chord for the

E minor chord / E note in the bass.

B 7 chord - 0 2 1 2 0 1

B minor chord - x 2 4 4 3 2

Any questions ?

Please e-mail me at banjokayankee@yahoo.com

Good luck !

Jason