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Pretzel Logic

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Song: Pretzel Logic
Artist: Steely Dan
Composers: Walter Becker and Donald Fagen
Album: Pretzel logic

Tabbed by DJ  7th May 20189

These chords are intended to be played fingerpicking,
not strummed. The thumb picks the bass notes first,
then pluck the rest of the chord with index, middle
and ring fingers together, with a swing feel.
Hammer-on the C note of the G4 chords from the
open B string.

I would suggest using the voicings in the text
column numbers below.
Regarding tablature of the main riff, and also
the CHORD BOX DIAGRAMS, please follow the
information at the bottom of the tab.

Bm7/A = x0443x               C6    = x32210
Am7   = x0555x               Dadd4 = x5403x or xx0032
G/F   = 1x000x               G4    = 32001x
Fmaj7 = 1x221x               G     = 32000x
Em7/D = xx0453               D     = xx0775
Dm7   = xx0565               Am7   = x02010
D/E   = xx2232 or x7777x     G/B   = x2003x
E/A   = x02100 or x0999x     C     = x3201x
C/D   = xx0553 or xx0010     A/C#  = x4222x
D/G   = xx5775 or 300032

^ = Accent the beats    N.C. = No Chords

Please take a second to scroll down to the bottom of
the page and select a star rating for my tab, thanks
=====================================================
[Intro]
  Am7 Bm7/A Am7         Am7 Bm7/A Am7
|  /   /___/   /   /  |  /    /___/   /   /  |
  Am7 Bm7/A Am7         Am7 Bm7/A Am7
|  /   /___/   /   /  |  /    /___/   /   /  |

[Verse 1]
   Am7 Bm7/A Am7         Am7 Bm7/A Am7
|  /   /___/   /   /  |  /    /___/   /   /  |
        Am7     Bm7/A    Am7
I would love to tour the southland...
G/F     Fmaj7               Am7  Bm7/A Am7  Bm7/A Am7
   In a travelling minstrel show,
         Em7/D            Dm7
Yes, I'd love to tour the southland...
Em7/D     Dm7                 Am7  Bm7/A Am7 Bm7/A Am7
  ...In a travelling minstrel show,
         D/E           E/A       C/D       D/G
Yes, I'm dying to be a star, and make them laugh,
D/E               E/A         C/D     D/G
Sound just like a record on a phono - graph,
      D/E                E/A   C6     Dadd4        C6
Those days are gone for- ever, over a long time a- go
C6  G/F  Fmaj7   G G4 G  G4 G  G4 G
Oh, yeah!      | / /_/_/ /_/_/ /_/_/ |

[Verse 2]
  Am7 Bm7/A Am7         Am7 Bm7/A Am7
|  /   /___/   /   /  |  /    /___/   /   /  |
       Am7       Bm7/A  Am7
I have never met Na   - poleon,
G/F        Fmaj7            Am7  Bm7/A Am7  Bm7/A Am7
  ...But I plan to find the time,
       Em7/D          Dm7
I have never met Na - poleon,
Em7/D      Dm7              Am7  Bm7/A Am7
  ...But I plan to find the time
       Am7  Bm7/A Am7
Yes, I do,
           D/E     E/A      C/D      D/G
'Cause he looks so fine u - pon that hill,
     D/E            E/A          C/D    D/G
They tell me he was lonely, he's lonely still,
      D/E                E/A   C6     Dadd4        C6
Those days are gone for- ever, over a long time a- go
C6  G/F  Fmaj7   G G4 G  G4 G  G4 G
Oh, yeah!      | / /_/_/ /_/_/ /_/_/ |

[Break]
  Am7 Bm7/A Am7       Am7 Bm7/A Am7
|  /    /___/  /  / |  /    /___/  /  /  |
  Am7 Bm7/A Am7       Am7 Bm7/A Am7
|  /   /___/  /  /  |  /    /___/  /  /  |
  G/F  Fmaj7     G/F   Fmaj7
|  /  /  /  /  |  /  /  /  /  |
  Am7 Bm7/A Am7       Am7 Bm7/A Am7
|  /   /___/  /  /  |  /    /___/  /  /  |
  Em7/D  Dm7     Em7/D  Dm7
|  /  /  /  /  |  /  /  /  /  |
   Am7 Bm7/A Am7       Am7 Bm7/A Am7
|  /   /___/  /  /  |  /    /___/  /  /  |
  D/E  E/A    C/D   D/G    D/E   E/A    C/D   D/G
| /  /  /  / | /  /  /  / | /  /  /  / | /  /  /  / |
  D/E   E/A     Em7/D  Dm7
|  /  /  /  /  |  /  /  /  /  |

[Bridge]
  Am7 Bm7/A Am7       Am7 Bm7/A Am7
|  /   /___/  /  /  |  /    /___/  /  /  |
  Am7 Bm7/A Am7       Am7 Bm7/A Am7   D
|  /   /___/  /  /  |  /    /___/  /  /  |
  Am7     N.C.                   Am7     Am7 N.C.
I stepped upon the platform, the man gave me the news
  ^                              ^        ^
   Am7    N.C.
He said, 'You must be joking, son,
   ^
      Am7     G/B       C     A/C#   Em7/D   Dm7
Where did you get those shoes-------------?
Em7/D       Dm7               Bm7/A  Am7   Bm7/A  Am7
      Where did you get those shoes?'

[Verse 3]
           D/E             E/A     C/D   D/G
Well, I've seen 'em on the TV, the movie show,
     D/E               E/A            C/D        D/G
They say the times are changing but I just don't know
      D/E                   E/A
These things are gone for - ever,
C6     Dadd4         C6
Over a long time a - go,
C6  G/F  Fmaj7   G G4 G  G4 G  G4 G
Oh, yeah!      | / /_/_/ /_/_/ /_/_/ |

[Coda - Repeat]
  Am7 Bm7/A Am7     Am7 Bm7/A Am7
|  /   /___/  /  / |  /    /___/  /  / |
  G/F      Fmaj7    G G4 G  G4 G  G4 G 
|  /   /   /   /  | / /_/_/ /_/_/ /_/_/:||

[Suggestion for ending]
 Am7 Bm7/A Am7        Am7 Bm7/A Am7        D
|  /   /___/  /  /  |   /   /___/  /  / |  / ||

=====================================================
                   / = Slide notes up
[Intro]
         Am7  Bm7/A Am7      Am7 Bm7/A Am7
e|-----|-------------------|-------------------|
B|-----|------3----/5------|------3----/5------|
G|-----|------4----/5------|------4----/5------|
D|--2--|------4----/5---2--|------4----/5---2--|
A|-----|--0-0--------------|--0-0--------------|
E|-----|-------------------|-------------------|
         Am7  Bm7/A Am7      Am7  Bm7/A Am7
      e|-------------------|-------------------|
      B|------3----/5------|------3----/5------|
      G|------4----/5------|------4----/5------|
      D|------4----/5---2--|------4----/5---2--|
      A|--0-0--------------|--0-0--------------|
      E|-------------------|-------------------|

[Verse Riff]
   Am7  Bm7/A Am7           Am7 Bm7/A Am7
e|-----------------------|-----------------------|
B|------3----/5----------|------3----/5----------|
G|------4----/5----------|------4----/5----------|
D|------4----/5----------|------4----/5----------|
A|--0-0-0-----0--0--0-0--|--0-0-0-----0--0--0-0--|
E|-----------------------|-----------------------|

=====================================================
For the GUITAR chord box diagrams to match my
suggested choices you need to manually select the
following choice of options by clicking on the
forward/backward arrows below fifteen of the diagrams
   Am7          Bm7/A       G/F         Fmaj7
<25 of 46>   <23 of 34>   <5 of 13>   <8 of 19>
           Em7/D        Dm7        D/E
         <3 of 16>   <2 of 36>  <4 of 25>
  C/D         D/G      Dadd4       G           G4
<2 of 11>  <4 of 13> <6 of 11>  <9 of 27>  <19 of 20>
            D         G/B        A/C#
        <3 of 18>  <10 of 21>  <7 of 20>

The remaining chord boxes can be the default first
option and don't need any reselecting. As long as you
are logged into your account, these choices will be
saved automatically for every time you view this tab

Pretzel Logic chords and lyrics

Free chords for Pretzel Logic by Steely Dan. Scroll the interactive sheet above or read the chord names inline below.

Song: Pretzel Logic
Artist: Steely Dan
Composers: Walter Becker and Donald Fagen
Album: Pretzel logic
Tabbed by DJ  7th May 20189
These chords are intended to be played fingerpicking,
not strummed. The thumb picks the bass notes first,
then pluck the rest of the chord with index, middle
and ring fingers together, with a swing feel.
Hammer-on the C note of the G4 chords from the
open B string.
I would suggest using the voicings in the text
column numbers below.
Regarding tablature of the main riff, and also
the CHORD BOX DIAGRAMS, please follow the
information at the bottom of the tab.
Bm7/A = x0443x               C6    = x32210
Am7   = x0555x               Dadd4 = x5403x or xx0032
G/F   = 1x000x               G4    = 32001x
Fmaj7 = 1x221x               G     = 32000x
Em7/D = xx0453               D     = xx0775
Dm7   = xx0565               Am7   = x02010
D/E   = xx2232 or x7777x     G/B   = x2003x
E/A   = x02100 or x0999x     C     = x3201x
C/D   = xx0553 or xx0010     A/C#  = x4222x
D/G   = xx5775 or 300032
^ = Accent the beats    N.C. = No Chords
Please take a second to scroll down to the bottom of
the page and select a star rating for my tab, thanks
=====================================================
[Intro]
[Verse 1]
[Verse 2]
[Break]
[Bridge]
  ^                              ^        ^
   ^
[Verse 3]
[Coda - Repeat]
[Suggestion for ending]
=====================================================
For the GUITAR chord box diagrams to match my
suggested choices you need to manually select the
following choice of options by clicking on the
forward/backward arrows below fifteen of the diagrams
   Am7          Bm7/A       G/F         Fmaj7
           Em7/D        Dm7        D/E
  C/D         D/G      Dadd4       G           G4

Pretzel Logic Chords by Steely Dan

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