Join Together – bass tab

Join Together | bass tab
By The Who, 1972
>Appears on 30 Years of Maximum R&B boxset
Written by Pete Townshend ©1972 Fabulous Music Ltd.

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#This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the #
#song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. #
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Tabbed by: Jason C. Cawley  [tomblador@yahoo.com]

2002-04-11               Whotabs                  www.thewho.net/whotabs/


*NOTE: In this tab, the letter 's' appearing beside a note indicates that
       it should be sustained.

[4/4 time.]

[No bass during intro--begin at time index 1:11, right after first mini
 guitar solo.]

Main Line:

+-----------------+-----------------+
|-3---------------|-------0-3s------|  x 20
|---3-------------|---0-3-----------|
+-----1---1s------+-3---------------+
  1   2   3   4     1   2   3   4

+-----------------+
|-----------------|
|-----------------|
+-1s--------------+
  1   2   3   4

[No bass during strange-noise solo--begin again at time index 2:31.]

[Main Line x 28]

[No bass during outro.]


(As a variation, you can also play another F leading into the second bar.)

Variation 1:
+-----------------+-----------------+
|-3---------------|-------0-3s------|
|---3-------------|---0-3-----------|
+-----1---1s----1-+-3---------------+
  1   2   3   4     1   2   3   4

(You can also play the line in the upper registers.)

Variation 2 (shown with optional variation in parentheses):
+---------------------------------+---------------------------------+
|-15------------------------------|-------------12--15s-------------|
|-----15--------------------------|-----12--15----------------------|
+---------13------13s--------(13)-+-15------------------------------+
  1       2       3       4         1       2       3       4


#----------------------------------PLEASE NOTE---------------------------------#
#This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the #
#song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. #
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------#