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From: Kevin Gardner
RPretty PennyS
by Stone Temple Pilots
arranged for computer tab by Kevin Gardner code@wam.umd.edu
transcribed by: Kenn Chipkin, John McCrea, and Matt Scharfglass
Here it is, much to everyoneUs shock Dean plays this
song, and in fact the entire album in standard turning, sorry
no open turings on TPurpleU not even a drop high-D for RBig EmptyS.
Intro and verse, (Rhave you seen...S):
guitar #1 |----------3-|-3---3-3-------|
|----------2-|-2---2-2-------|
|-4--4-2---0-|-0---0-0--x--x-|
|-2--2-2---0-|-0---0-0-------|
|----------0-|-0---0-0-------|
|------------|---------------|
==============================
guitar #2 |------------|---------------|
|------------|---------------|
|-4--4-2-----|---------------|
|-2--2-2-x-4-|-5---5-5--x-x--|
|--------x-4-|-5---5-5--x-x--|
|-0--0-0-x-2-|-3---3-3--x-x--|
chorus, (Rgone.. when you wake...S):
guitar #1 |-------0-----|-------0-----|-------0-----|
|-------5-----|-------5-----|-------5-----|
|-8-8-8-8-8-8-|-8-8-8-8-8-8-|-8-8-8-8-8-8-|
|-7-7-7---7-7-|-7-7-7---7-7-|-7-7-7---7-7-|
|-0-0-0---0-0-|-0-0-0---0-0-|-0-0-0---0-0-|
|-------------|-------------|-------------|
==============================
guitar #2 |-0-----0-----|-0-----0-----|-0-----0-0---|
|-4-5B--4-----|-2-----0-----|-0-2h--2-4---|
|-------------|-------------|-------------|
|-------------|-------------|-------------|
|-------------|-------------|-------------|
|-------------|-------------|-------------|
intrumental section:
guitar #1 |-0---| |-0---|
|-11--| |-0---|
|-11--| strum this and then this -> |-11--|
|-9---| |-9---|
|-11--| |-11--|
|-0---| |-0---|
==============================
guitar #2 |-----0---0--|
|-----0---0--|
|-----4---4--|
|-2---2---2--|
|-2----------|
|-0----------|
B = bent note
h = hammered on legatto
I belive that sending this transcription through e-mail has added some mysterious R's and S's please
them.
From: kermit@news.winternet.com (Fred Gotfredson)
"Pretty Penny" by Stone Temple Pilots
Chords by Fred Gotfredson
Allright, people were wondering about this song, and it is rather easy.
* Both Guitar 1 and 2 are accoustic.
* The ending chord on both guitars is an open E (as in the 1st Interlude for
guitar 2 shown below)
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Lyrics
------
(4 measure intro, w/ verse music)
Have you seen your mother girl?
Has she gone away?
Gone away and found the pearl
But the price she paid
(Chorus:)
Gone
When you wake in the morning
Gone
When you find that there's no one sleeping
Gone
Pretty Penny was her name
She was loved and we all will miss her
How far will you go, I say
Just to bait a mouse?
Shorter lived and longer gone
Can you figure out?
(Chorus)
(4 measures of verse music)
(1st Interlude)
(4 measures of verse music)
Have you lost your sister girl?
SHe's all but blown away
blown away and lost the pearl
And the price she paid
Hmmmm... (4 measures of verse music during hmm)
(2nd Interlude)
(3 measures of verse music then open E ending chord)
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Verse- Guitar 1
---------------
*note* the music below is one measure.
E5 (022xxx@1) F#5 (244xxx@1)name="chord_x022xx@1">A5
e|------------------------------------|
B|------------------------------------|
G|------------------------------------|
D|-2-----2--2--X--4--5-----5--5--X--X-|
A|-2-----2--2--X--4--5-----5--5--X--X-|
E|-0-----0--0--X--2--3-----3--3--X--X-|
have you seen your
mo - ther girl?
It is difficult to tell whether 3 notes are being played or if only two notes.
---------------
Verse- Guitar 2
---------------
This is the main riff, the one you hear...
G5add9
E5 (022xxx@1) A5 (x022xx@1) Gadd#11 G5 (355xxx@1)|-------------------3-----3--3-------|
|-------------------2-----2--2-------|
|-4-----4--2--X--0--0-----0--0--X--0-|
|-2-----2--2--X--0--0-----0--0--X--0-|
|----------------0-------------------|
|------------------------------------|
have you seen your
mo - ther girl?
Every 4th time substitute the following for the above:
|-------------------3--3--3--3--3--3-|
|-------------------2--2--2--2--2--2-|
|-4-----4--2--X--0--0--0--0--0--0--0-|
|-2-----2--2--X--0--0--0--0--0--0--0-|
|----------------0-------------------|
|------------------------------------|
There are |3--3--3-/4-3--0-|
variations to this |2--2--2-/3-2--0-|
part... this is |0--0--0--0--0--0-|
the most common. |0--0--0--0--0--0-|
*note* there are no variations before the second verse...
Listen to the CD for other variations...
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Chorus- Guitar 1
----------------
The chorus is also very easy.... pick the strings pretty hard for this part
and listen to the CD if you can't get the rhythm...
(A)
e|0--0--0--0--0----0----0---|
B|5--4--2--0--0h2--2/4--4h5-| repeat
____________________________ chorus ends here
gone when...
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Chorus- Guitar 2
----------------
This is played steadily and quickly behind the guitar 1 part.
(e)|0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-|
(B)|4-4-4-4-5-4-4-4-4-| repeat
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1st Interlude- Guitar 1
-----------------------
E Guitar one plays the open E chord in the following manner:
0
0 1 2 3 1 (I included picking instructions for ageneral (x02210@1)1 /-----/--/--/-----/ idea of how it goes, you don't have to be
2 | | | | precise about it)
2 | | | |downstroke pick all strings
0 | | |*lightly* upstroke pick strings
| |downstroke pick all strings
|downstroke pick bottom 2 strings
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1st Interlude- Guitar 2
-----------------------
This is the first nifty little interlude...
E (022100@1)play 4 times |-7-----------7---7---7-|
|-0-----------0---0---0-|
|-4-----------4---4---4-|
|-6-----------6---6---6-|
|-7-------7---7---7---7-|
|-0-------0---0---0---0-| then...
Eadd9 (024100@1)play 4 times |-0-----------0---0---0-|
|-7-----------7---7---7-|
|-4-----------4---4---4-|
|-6-----------6---6---6-|
|-7-------7---7---7---7-|
|-0-------0---0---0---0-| then...
Eadd#11 E (022100@1)play 3 times |-6-----------6---6---6-|-7-----------7---7---7-|
|-0-----------0---0---0-|-0-----------0---0---0-|
|-4-----------4---4---4-|-4-----------4---4---4-|
|-6-----------6---6---6-|-6-----------6---6---6-|
|-7-------7---7---7---7-|-7-------7---7---7---7-|
|-0-------0---0---0---0-|-0-------0---0---0---0-| then...
|-6-----------6---6---6-|-7---7---7---7---7---7-|
|-0-----------0---0---0-|-0---0---0---0---0---0-|
|-4-----------4---4---4-|-4---4---4---4---4---4-|
|-6-----------6---6---6-|-6---6---6---6---6---6-|
|-7---7---7---7---7---7-|-7---7---7---7---7---7-|
|-0---0---0---0---0---0-|-0---0---0---0---0---0-|
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2nd Interlude- Guitar 2
-----------------------
The second interlude is very similar to the first interlude. Guitar 1 is the
same in both interludes.
Eadd9 (024100@1)play 4 times |-0-----------0---0---0-|
|-7-----------7---7---7-|
|-4-----------4---4---4-|
|-6-----------6---6---6-|
|-7-------7---7---7---7-|
|-0-------0---0---0---0-| then...
Eadd9 (024100@1)play 4 times |-4-----------4---4---4-|
|-7-----------7---7---7-|
|-4-----------4---4---4-|
|-6-----------6---6---6-|
|-7-------7---7---7---7-|
|-0-------0---0---0---0-| then...
Eadd#11 E (022100@1)play 3 times |-6-----------6---6---6-|-7-----------7---7---7-|
|-0-----------0---0---0-|-0-----------0---0---0-|
|-4-----------4---4---4-|-4-----------4---4---4-|
|-6-----------6---6---6-|-6-----------6---6---6-|
|-7-------7---7---7---7-|-7-------7---7---7---7-|
|-0-------0---0---0---0-|-0-------0---0---0---0-| then...
|-6-----------6---6---6-|-7---7---7---7---7---7-|
|-0-----------0---0---0-|-0---0---0---0---0---0-|
|-4-----------4---4---4-|-4---4---4---4---4---4-|
|-6-----------6---6---6-|-6---6---6---6---6---6-|
|-7---7---7---7---7---7-|-7---7---7---7---7---7-|
|-0---0---0---0---0---0-|-0---0---0---0---0---0-|
Thats the whole song!
I'm not perfect, and I hate idiots who think they are. So if something is
wrong with this, email me or just post it or correct it or whatever.
Any corrections, comments, questions, fan mail, whatever, email
pmata@canario.cic.itcr.ac.cr or kermit@enterprise.winternet.com
