By: [email protected]
Date: May 6, 2003
Song: Masters of the Acoustic Guitar
Band: Eric Johnson






e-------------------------------------0-------------------------2--------------------
b-----------0---------------------------------------------------2--------------------
g-------4-----4-------------------4-----4-------------------4---4--------------------
d-----2---2-----2-----2h4-------2---2-----2-----2h4-------2---2-2--------------------
a---4-------------4-----------4-------------4-----------4-------4--------------------
E-2-----------------2-------2-----------------2-------2---------2--------------------
  ---------1x------------   ---------2x------------   ------1x---

e---------0--
b---------10-
g-------9-9--
d---7s9---7--
a---------0--
E---------m--

e---0--
b---5--
g---4--
d---2--
a---0--
E---m--

e---0--
b---7--
g---6--
d---4--
a---0--
E---m--

e---0--
b---2--
g---3--
d---5--
a---0--
E---m--

e---0--0-0--
b---10-9-10-
g---9--9-9--
d---7--7-7--
a---0--0-0--
E---m--m-m--

I tabbed this completely by ear, that's why the whole song isn't tabbed, This song was beautifully written and is kinda of magical if you play with it, so to speak. You have to have a perfect tune for it to even sound right. (of course) I think that Eric Johnson was dyslexic because the chords are the same and backwards; I'm dyslexic so it was a little easy. You have to listen to the song to elarn it but there is the main chords and opening riff. (this is as far as I have gotten) A cool rhythym part tp lay with it is like so on the next tabbed part. Eric Johnson did this song in coordination with perfect tuning and harmonics. Check it.

e----------
b----------
g----------
d----------
a-----7----
E---5---12-
    h h h 
  (opening riff)

It's pretty simple, see if you can figure out the rest. according to the tone of the chords and this simple riff along the top three strings and dyslexically reversed.