Caamp – By And By (Guitar Solo Tab)
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there’s generally a capo on two for
this song, but because the solo is on
a banjo you have to play it with no capo
for it to get low enough on the guitar.
GUITAR 1/BANJO
[solo 1 at 1:10]
E|-----0--------------------------------| B|-------2---2--0s2---2--2---2----------| G|---2-----2--------2------2------------| D|-2------------------------------------| A|--------------------------------------| E|--------------------------------------| E|--------------------------------------| B|-0-0-0--0h2--0------------------------| G|----------------2---2s13--14--14-14---| D|------------------4-------------------| A|--------------------------------------| E|--------------------------------------| E|--------------------------------------| B|--------------------------------------| G|-13--13-13--11--11-11--9--9-9--7--7-9-| D|--------------------------------------| A|--------------------------------------| E|--------------------------------------| E|--------------------------------------| B|--------------------------------------| G|-7--7-9s11--11-11--13--13-13----------| D|--------------------------------------| A|--------------------------------------| E|--------------------------------------| E|--------------------------------------| B|-14--------------------14--------12---| G|----14-14----14-----14----14-14-------| D|----------14----14--------------------| A|--------------------------------------| E|--------------------------------------| E|--------------------------------------| B|-12-12-12--12h14--12------------------| G|---------------------14--11--14s------| D|--------------------------------------| A|--------------------------------------| E|--------------------------------------| E|-17--17-17--16--16-16--14--14-14------| B|--------------------------------------| G|--------------------------------------| D|--------------------------------------| A|--------------------------------------| E|--------------------------------------| E|-12--12-12----------------------------| B|-----------15--15-15--14--14-14-------| G|--------------------------------------| D|--------------------------------------| A|--------------------------------------| E|--------------------------------------| E|--------------------------------------| B|-12--12-12--12h14p12--10--------------| G|--------------------------------------| D|--------------------------------------| A|--------------------------------------| E|--------------------------------------|
[solo 2 at 2:36]
E|--------------------------------------| B|--------------------------------------| G|--------------------------------------| D|-----------------------2--2h4--2------| A|-----0-2---0-0--2-2h4-----------------| E|-0-2----------------------------------| E|--------------------------------------| B|--------------------------------------| G|--------------------------------------| D|----------2h4--2-----------2h4-2------| A|-4p2---0---------4p2p0----------------| E|-----2------------------2-------------| E|--------------------------------------| B|--------------------------------------| G|---------------2--4s6-6--6p4s2--------| D|-----------2h4------------------------| A|-4p2---2------------------------------| E|-----2--------------------------------| E|-2------------------------------------| B|---3p2p0----2-------------------------| G|---------2--2-------------------------| D|------------2-------------------------| A|------------0-------------------------| E|--------------------------------------|
GUITAR 2 (CAPO 2)
the strumming pattern for this guitar
stays the same throught the whole song,
excluding the time after the bridge when
there is just one strum on every downbeat
for emphasis.
[strumming]
↓ ↓ ↑↓↑ ↓ ↓ ↑↓↑
1 e + a | 2 e + a | 3 e + a | 4 e + a
(try just listening to the song to
figure out the pattern if it’s hard for
you to read written out.)
through the whole song up until the
bridge, the chord pattern is the same.
REMEMBER THAT THERE IS A CAPO ON FRET
2 FOR THIS GUITAR, THE BANJO PART
IS THE ONLY PART WITHOUT A CAPO.
the song starts out with the strumming
pattern twice on G.
for the rest of the song, it goes
G D Em C
and you do the strumming pattern once
on each chord.
during the bridge/the second solo, the
strumming stays the same. the chords go
Am D G Em
and do the strumming pattern once on
each chord.
after the bridge, the chord pattern goes
back to the original one for the rest of
the song. have fun :)