Artist:  Beck

Song Title:  Where It's At



This is a cool song and the bass is pretty easy, but pretyy dang funky.  OK.  

The distance between the notes have nothing to do with the rhythm.  I figure

you'll be able to listen to the song and figure out when to play the notes I

wrote down.  The lines don't indicate measures either.  Just so you don't think

I'm an idiot.

~ means hammer on

^ means pull off

Listen to the song to figure out when each of these parts is played and when.  

The main riff is as follows.  This is part A.

D---------------7----7-7-|----------------7--5--4~5^4-0-|

A---------3-5-7----7-----|--------3-5-7-----------------|

E----5-------------------|---5--------------------------|

They play this 4 times before going into the "Where it's at" part which is just

an E played at different times.  you should be able to figure it out if you're

not stupid.  That is part B.  The third part is kinda like a bridge.  This is

part C.  It's played twice at a time.

D--------5------------3----|------2--2-------0---2-|

A-------------3---5--------|-------------2---------|

E---3----------------------|--0--------------------|

Those are the three basic parts of the song that have bass.  Enjoy!



--Brian Munz

<96132@TaylorU.edu>