okay im really sorry if this already here somewhere and i just cant find, im not trying to rile anyone up. im just having trouble with getting the strum pattern for ms jackson, i know the chords. so yeah, if anyone can help me out thanks a lot

how do it tell you it

maybe try watching one of the live videos of it?

okay yep, thanks, pretty simple suggestion actually

i know nothing about guitars, but i do know how to upload a vid - if you need a performance of 'ms. jackson' i can add that for ya.

Ya I know its a hard one but once you get it its pretty easy.

I dont really no how to explain it one the computer....

Hmmm...


Well, watch the video, Ryan is pretty clean on guitar but if you still cant get it PM me and I'lls ee what i can do.

does anyone have the tab for it????

I dont have it but its prety easy to play its sometrhing like C D EM repeated

I always thought the strum pattern was easy its one of the first songs i learned on guitar

C--C-D--Em--D


end on C

It's a C shaped D, bear in mind.

C (x32013)
D (x54035)
Em (022000)

Strumming pattern? Not sure what to say other than listen carefully to the record and try to play along.

Edit: DUDE I just realised I can warn myself in this forum. Cool. JAMMEH YOU'VE STEPPED OUTTA LINE, BITCH. YOU GONNA GET YO ASS WARNED

thats for the live version.. hes taling about the studio version.. but of course we did have him go and watch the live version...


lol

for the studio version.. which is easier to play if your just starting on this song

C (032010)
D (000232)
Em (022000)
D (000323)

The studio version is played the same as the live version. The acoustic part at least. There's about 5 guitar tracks on the studio one, most of them are playing what I posted above, just with some phaser and chorus effects running through it. There's one electric track doing powerchord stabs (C5 D5 E5 D5), which is the only one I can hear which doesn't play the C shaped D.

I'm not sure of the real name of that chord, I'm gonna keep calling it "C shaped D" until someone corrects me...

lol. well.. Im pretty sure the version I have is just C, D, EM, D

its the live versions Ive only heard in sharp