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(/) Slide Up (\) Slide Down (h) Hammer On (p) Pull Off (b) Bend (r) Release (v) Vibrato (x) Muted Tabs for Song : BPM : 200 "Mother doesn't go out anymore..." G|----------------------------------------------------------------------- D|--2--2--2-----------------------------2--2--2-------------------------- A|-----------4--2-----------------2--4-----------4--2-----2--4----------- E|--------------------0--0--0-----------------------------------0--0--0-- "If you wanna know about the b..." G|----------------------------------------------------------------------------- D|-----------------------------------------------------------------6----------- A|--4--4--4--------4--4--4--------4--4--4--------4--4--4-----4--6-----7-----4-- E|--------------4--------------4--------------4--------------------------4----- "Sunday Papers..." G|----------------------------------------------------------------------------- D|--2--2--2-----------------------------------2--2--2-------------------------- A|-----------4--2-----2--4--------------2--4-----------4--2-----2--4----------- E|--------------------------0--0--0-----------------------------------0--0--0-- "Mother's weelchair stays out in the hall..." G|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------7--6-- D|--2--2--2-----------------------------------2--2--2----------------------------------- A|-----------4--2-----2--4--------------2--4-----------4--2-----2--4-------------------- E|--------------------------0--0--0-----------------------------------0--0--0----------- "If you wanna know about the man..." G|----------------------------------------------------------------- D|-----------------------6--6-------------------------------------- A|--4--4--4-----4--4--4--------4--4--4-----4--4--4--------7-----6-- E|-----------4--------------------------4-----------4--6-----6----- "Sunday Papers..." G|----------------------------------------------------------------------------- D|--2--2--2-----------------------------------2--2--2-------------------------- A|-----------4--2-----2--4--------------2--4-----------4--2-----2--4----------- E|--------------------------0--0--0-----------------------------------0--0--0-- Licks 1 & 2 G|--------------2--3--4--2-------------- D|--------2--4--------------4--3--2----- A|--2--5-----------------------------5-- E|-------------------------------------- "Brothers heading back way now I guess..." G|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- D|--2--2--2-----------------------------------2--2--2-----------------------------6--9--11-9-- A|-----------4--2-----2--4--------------2--4-----------4--2-----2--4-----------7-------------- E|--------------------------0--0--0-----------------------------------0--0--0----------------- Harmonica Solo... G|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------6/ D|--2--2--2-----------------------------2--2--2-----------------------2--2--2-----------4--5--6-------- A|-----------4--2-----2--4-----------------------4--2--------------------------4--2-------------------- E|--------------------------0--0--0-----------------------0--0--0-------------------------------------- Lick 3 G|---9h11-11-9--9-------------------------------------------------- D|-----------------12-12-11-11-9--9-------------------------------- A|-----------------------------------12-12-11-11-9--9--7--7--5--4-- E|----------------------------------------------------------------- End G|----------------------------------------------------- D|--2--0--------0-----------------------0-----0--1--2-- A|--------4--2-----4--2--4--------2--4-----4----------- E|--------------------------0--4----------------------- Use manual mode to free up cursor. Paste any tab in acousterr tab maker and we'll play it !!!
About Sunday Papers : "Sunday Papers" is written by British new wave musician Joe Jackson . Written as a critique of the British press . It was released on his debut album, Look Sharp!. "Sunday Papers" was released as a single in the UK as the follow-up to his single, "Is She Really Going Out with Him?", but did not chart "Sunday Papers" was written by Jackson as a critique of the British tabloid press . Jackson later described the song as an example of the "sarcastic flavor" his lyrics had at the time . It was released in 1979. It was released as part of album Look Sharp!. The genre is new wave ska. The track was release in 1979. Sunday Papers has a significant contribution from artist(s) Joe Jackson. It is related to the album(s) - Look Sharp!.
About Joe Jackson (musician) - David Ian Jackson (born 11 August 1954) is an English musician and singer-songwriter . Jackson scored a Top 10 hit with his first release, "Is She Really Going Out with Him?", in 1979 . He is associated with the Second British Invasion of the US . David Jackson was born in Burton upon Trent, Staffordshire . He grew up in the Paulsgrove area of Portsmouth, where he attended the Portsmouth Technical High School . Jackson's parents moved to Gosport when he was a teenager . Jackson's first band, Edward Bear, was called Edward Bear . The band broke up in 1976 after two unsuccessful singles . Jackson then spent some time performing on the cabaret circuit to make money to record a demo . He was still known as David Jackson when he joined Arms and Legs . Joe Jackson (musician)'s most popular songs include - Is She Really Going Out with Him?,Steppin' Out. Joe Jackson (musician)'s music is influenced by genre(s) - punk rock , ska (early) , new wave , jazz pop , jazz , sophisti-pop , classical.
About Look Sharp! (Joe Jackson album) : Joe Jackson's debut album was released in 1979 . The album featured one of Jackson's most well-known songs, "Is She Really Going Out with Him?," as well as "Sunday Papers", "One The cover, featuring a pair of white shoes, ranked 22 on Rolling Stone's list of the 100 greatest In 2000, it was voted number 865 in Colin Larkin's All Time Top 1000 Albums. Look Sharp! (Joe Jackson album)'s most popular songs include Look Sharp,Sunday Papers,One More Time,Fools in Love. It had a contribution from notable artists like Joe Jackson. Its music is influenced by genres - new wave post-punk punk rock.
