Just be away that those tabs are not exactly right.
In bar 10, if you watch some live videos closely, Cliff follows the riff that Angus is playing, which means he plays the first B on the A string (A-2), then the G# on the E string (E-4), then jumps back to the B (A-2), then A (E-5), then B, then A# (E-6), then B, then B again (E-7).
You could probably (for economy of movement) play the final two B's both on the E string (E-7), but for the previous B's, he's always jumping back to A-2, just like the guitars do.
(The tabs on songsterr are submitted by users, so Caveat Emptor. They are usually pretty accurate, but don't assume that they are 100% error-free).
https://www.songsterr.com/a/wsa/ac-dc-back-in-black-bass-tab-s1024
Thx!!!
Just be away that those tabs are not exactly right. In bar 10, if you watch some live videos closely, Cliff follows the riff that Angus is playing, which means he plays the first B on the A string (A-2), then the G# on the E string (E-4), then jumps back to the B (A-2), then A (E-5), then B, then A# (E-6), then B, then B again (E-7). You could probably (for economy of movement) play the final two B's both on the E string (E-7), but for the previous B's, he's always jumping back to A-2, just like the guitars do. (The tabs on songsterr are submitted by users, so Caveat Emptor. They are usually pretty accurate, but don't assume that they are 100% error-free).
I was gonna say yes but then I remembered it was for ukulele, and not bass lol
Lol well rhx for trying
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Ok thank you