Cheap Trick - Baby Loves To Rock, аккорды

#----------------------------------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. #
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------##
From: Glen Norman Pavan 

artist:  Cheap Trick
song:  Baby Loves To Rock
album:  All Shook Up
key:  
D
/b
tuning:
          this song can be done in standard tuning on a four string,
granted, it will sound stupid as hell merely because of one low 
D
.
I personally am too lazy to tune down, although it only requires doing
the 
E
 and 
A
's down a whole step, or the 
E
 down a whole step for some
(I tried this and can't play a scale where the open 
A
 is an 
A
 and the 5th
fret on the 
E
 is a 
G
.)  Here is the tab in standard tuning for a four
string;  if you tune down your 
E
 and A, just move the numbers up two
frets, and play the bass solo an octave lower, starting on the 7th fret
of the 
A
 string, which'll be a 
D
.  Here we go:


verse

      
N.C.
  More and more I'm thinking about love

A-
-4-5-5-5---4-5-5-5----4-5-5-3-5

      
N.C.
  Lovin' ain't all I'm a thinking of

A-
-4-5-5-5---4-5-5-5----4-5-5-3-5

     (N.
C
) Some people do and so people don't

E-
-4-5-5-5---4-5-5-5----4-5-5-3-5

      
N.C.
  Some people will and say they won't

A-
-4-5-5-5----4-5-5-5---4-5-5-3-5-


chorus

     But my (
G
)baby (
D
) loves to (
A
) rock
     My (
G
)baby (
D
)loves to (
A
)roll
     My (
G
)baby (
D
)loves to (
A
)all night long
     My (
G
)baby (
D
)loves to (
A
)rock


second verse

     More and more I'm thinking about S-S-S
     The more I think, the better is gets
     More and more I'm a thinking about se-se-se-
     The more I think, the worse it gets

repeat chorus
        in the last line of the chorus, instead of the A, go to
    an 
E
 (second fret 
D
 string/7th fret 
A
 string) and do an 
E
 major scale
    descending one octave to low 
E
.

          She loves to rock  (another scale)
          She loves to rock  (another scale)
          She loves to rock  (another scale)

third verse

         (guitar solo in D, bass and drums silent)

A-
-4-5-5-5----4-5-5-5----4-5-5-3-5

      (bass solo!)
         standard tuning                  tuned down full step

G-
-7-6-4---4---------------  |   
G-
-7-6-4---4-------------- |
D-
-------7---7-5-4-5-4-----  |   
D-
-------7---7-5-4-5-4-2-0 |
A-
---------------------7-5- ------------------------------- |

A-
--4-5-5-5---4-5-5-5---4-5-5-3-5

     (guitar solo in 
A
)

E-
--4-5-5-5----4-5-5-5--4-5-5-3-5-

    (guitar solo in 
D
)

A-
--4-5-5-5----4-5-5-5---4-5-5-3-5

repeat chorus, and do the descending scale part again


bridge

     (
D
) In the morning in the evening
     (
A
) In the summer in the winter
     (
G
) in my car in the night
     (
D
) in an airplane not in Russia

do the descending scale part of the chorus 4 times

then do the first two lines of the first verse and there you have it


this was a bitch to tab, and I hope I didn't confuse anybody TOO badly
question, comments, feedback to [email protected]
                   -I'm here, I'm queer, I play 5 string bass