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MEMPHIS TRAIN BLUES

From: JACK/NANCY  WAGNER (102017.1777@CompuServe.COM)


(fade in)
                                                        riff one
e--20--17--17...||---------------17--17------17--17--15--17-||--15--15--17--20--20--22--17--15--17
b               ||-17--17--20        (repeat this measure)||
(go back to riff one, then...)

e------------17--20--20--20--20--20--20--20--20--17--|
b--17--20--------------------------------------------------------|--20--20--20--20--20--20--20--20-- ...........

"sound more like the ballpark to me...allright guys"

this song is not played on a guitar - it's played on a mandolin, which explains
the high numbers.  
if you play mandolin, i'll help you out.  here you go:

                                 guitar              mandolin
on the first string:  		 15th fret    -        3rd fret
           "                     17th fret    -        5th fret
           "                     20th fret    -        8th fret
           "                     22nd fret  -         10th fret

                        g.                      m.  
on the second string:   17th fret     -    7  (or the first string open)
             "          20th fret     -    3rd fret