Joel Houston - Salvation Is Here
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I finally figured out the way Joel Houston plays this song on the acoustic guitar..
it took me a while to figure out because of the horrible cameras.. but here it is, enjoy =D
B x24400
E xx2400
G#m 402400 (actually a E/G#)
F#sus 244400 (play during verse)
F# 244300 (play during chorus)
if you see the dvd, notice his hands never go down the 4th fret..
which kinda tells me that this is right.. haha
for the bridge with the bass solo, just play a C#m and E/G# when it's only
instruments.. strum lightly also.. joel strums hard because his acoustic is
turned down very low..
if this helps u, then God bless.. this song is mostly electric/acoustic anyways.. haha
but whatever, enjoy!
Comments about this tab
| kodfish - 2005-12-13 | | are you sure that G#m is correct?...sounds sorta off but ill take your word for it |
| jason_yu - 2005-12-14 | yeaa.. im pretty sure its right... u cant really hear the acoustics anyways... just gotta hit thee bass note
oh yea for the solo.. i think he plays it like this.. E/C# x42400
E/G# 4x2400
ur just basically switching from the C# to the G#.. remember this is just for when the bass is soloing.. when u start singing, its different chords, enjoy! |
| jason_yu - 2006-03-28 | | why'd i get such a low rating.. these are the actual chords |
| Robby Thomas - 2006-08-18 | Yeah the intro is really simple....
try to mute the upper strings with your middle finger... and just strum with
the flow of the song...
e 0 0 0
b 12 11 7
g 11 11 0
d 9 9 0
a 0 0 0
E 0 0 0 |
| Robby Thomas - 2006-08-18 | Yeah the intro is really simple....
try to mute the upper strings with your middle finger... and just strum with
the flow of the song...
e 0 0 0
b 12 11 7
g 11 11 0
d 9 9 0
a 0 0 0
E 0 0 0 |
| Robby Thomas - 2006-08-18 | Yeah the intro is really simple....
try to mute the upper strings with your middle finger... and just strum with
the flow of the song...
e--0---0---0
b--12--11--7
g--11--11--0
d--9---9---0
a--0---0---0
E--0---0---0 |
| crazychu - 2006-10-12 | | horrible. open strumming with just 7 on the B? eww |
| kodfish - 2006-10-12 | B x24400
E 0x2400
G#m 4x4400
F# 2x4400
C#m x42400
this is what i saw ray badham use in the god he reigns dvd... |
| kodfish - 2006-10-12 | | and this song is mostly electric.acoustic plays a really really smart part in it.i think there are 3 different elec parts for this song.really crazy. |
| crazychu - 2006-10-14 | | a really smart part? explain |
| kodfish - 2006-11-01 | | i meant to say small part...what was i thinking?...my bad XD |
| 6strings21frets - 2007-02-21 | These are the chord diagrams we use as my church:
B 799877
G#m 466444
F#sus 244422
E 022100
G#m9 464446
C#m x46654
btw, nice tab; just put like verse, chorus etc. and the chords underneath it |
| dave z - 2008-07-15 | Robbi-
The open on the G and D with the F# on the B is musically wrong. If you look at the circle of fifths there are 5 sharps in the key of B. If you play them open you are actually playing out of the key of B...therefore it sounds like poop. Instead of playing the open G & D, try to play the F# on the D string and B on the G with the F# on the B. It will look like this...
X -X -X
12-11-7
11-11-4
9 -9 -4
X -X -X
Hope you all found it helpful. Look up the circle of fifths and learn music theory...it will make you a better musician.
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