Chords for "Slave" by The Rolling Stones - Guitar Lesson (HD)

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[B] _ _ _ _ [Dbm] _ _ What's up guys, [F] my name is Cal and today I'm going to be teaching you [C] how to [Em] play Slave
by the Rolling Stones off [Gb] of Tattoo, the Tattoo [Em] album.
[C] _ It's a great song, it's really [F] simple to play, [Em] and it's [F] pretty fun to play.
So [E] without further ado, let's get into the song.
[C] Okay, so the song [B] starts off just a [F] B power [B] chord, which [Eb] is first finger on the second
fret A string, [B] third finger on the fourth fret D string, and your pinky underneath that
on the fourth [Ab] fret G string.
Now you can use your third [B] finger and actually just bar down both the D and the G. _ _ _
[C] _ So all together, [E] just remember to leave [B] out the E.
_ _ _ _ And then take [A] off your first finger _ [B] _ _ _ _ _
and hammer back on [A] again. _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [B] _ And then wait two beats.
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_ _ So _ _ _ _
_ [B] that's twice.
So, _ _ [A] and _ [B] _ _ _ _ _ [Gb] _
_ _ [Cm] then take your first finger and place it [Ab] on the second fret [Dbm] [B] E string.
So all together.
_ [A] _ [B] _
[E] _ _ [A] _ _ _ _ [E] _ _
[Gb] And you can give it sort of [E] a _ little pull off, so [Gb] second fret E, _ _ [E] pull off to an open
E, and then go to an E major chord, which is first finger on the second fret A string,
[Em] second finger underneath that on the second fret D [E] string.
And this time you do hit the open E. _
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And then open, so E, _ open, _ then E again, and then you do this, [D] _ _
[A] _ which is just an A chord,
first finger [C] barring down basically the D, the G, the B, and [A] the E, _ also hitting the open A. _ _ _ _ _
_ So you hit that and then you [B] hammer on with your second finger on the third fret B [Bb] string
and your third finger on the fourth [C] fret D string.
[D] _ _
_ [Bb] _ _ [A] [D] So, _ [B] and then down, up, down, [A] up.
[D] _ _ _ [B] And then back, open, just the [A] A again. _ _ _ _
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_ [A] _ _ _ _ [D] _ _ [A] _
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[C] And then back [F] into the riff.
And that's played pretty much throughout the entire song.
Then the chorus, don't [Gb] wanna be your slave, is basically the same thing, [B] there's just
a couple ways to play it.
But same B chord, _ and this time you just strum it and let it ring, _ _ and then hit it again, _ _
and then [A] open, _ _ _ and then [Gb] E, or sorry, second fret low E string, _
[E] _ pull off to an E.
[B] So, _ _ _ _ [E] _ _ _ [B] _
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[B] _ _ _ [E] and _ _ [B] _
_ _ _ [E] _ _ _ then after you let the E ring, after your chorus is done, and then go right back
into, _ _ _ _ [A] _ _ _ [E] _
_ _ _ _ [D] _ _ [A] _ _
_ and [C] so on and so forth.
Now you can also do [Gb] _
_ _ [E] _ _ _ _ basically just a power chord first finger on the tenth fret _ A string,
and [Bbm] then normal bar chord [Gb] formation.
_ _ _ [E] You can sort of strum that also during the chorus.
I think there's two [Ab] different guitar parts for that _ [Bb] in the recorded track.
But guys, that's pretty much how to [Eb] play Slave.
[C] It's really fun to play.
[D] I recommend for [F] amp settings, basically turn up the gain a little bit, turn up the treble,
turn down the [Em] bass, and [Cm] you should get a pretty good sound.
Maybe add a little bit of [D] reverb if [Gb] you want, as [B] opposed to what I was just playing.
_ _ _ Throw on the pickup.
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[B] _ _ _ But you guys can mess around with the amp [Ab] settings to get it sounding similar.
So [Eb] hope you guys enjoyed that lesson.
[Ab] If you learned [Eb] anything at all, [C] let me know in the comments, it really means a lot.
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