Smart Dogs by Kula Shaker Guitar Chords

p If you are looking for Smart Dogs guitar chords, you've come to the right place. You can play Smart Dogs by Kula Shaker using guitar or guitar. This song by Kula Shaker can also be played by that instruments. =/p p Smart Dogs guitar chords has rhythm and included in K (1996) album. You can also find another musical genres, including jazz guitar chords, country music guitar chords, pop guitar chords, world music guitar chords, and rock guitar chords here. /p h3Smart Dogs by Kula Shaker Guitar Chords/h3 Thanks to: Josh Benson, jayster@brandeis.edubrbrSong map--Intro(riff), verse, pre-chorus, chorus, riff, verse,brpre-chorus, chorus, outro(riff and solo)brbrThis song is very fun to play, but it will take some patience to learnbrand perfect. There are a lot of fills that Crispian does on the album thatbrare not present when the group plays it live, so that makes it a bit lessbrdaunting. This holds true for most of the groups songs. Nevertheless, Ibrincluded some of them, so play around with them and put them into the song ifbryou want. Here we go...brbrIntro(riff)--This is used a lot during the song. After the chorus, inbrthe middle of the verse and all the way to the end while the solo is goingbron. It's difficult if you try and stick every note. Fortunately, Crispianbrdoesn't on the album and live. I don't mean he screws up, rather mutes thebrnote or pulls off it very quickly. Listen to the album for rhythm.brbrbrprebre-----------------------------brb-----------------------------8brg--------9------7s6----------7brd------------9-------9p7h9----bra---7-7------------------------brE------------------------------br/prebrbrThe part that you can screw with is the 9p7h9 section. Play with it.brUnfortunately I can't play and explain it, so do your best. You can send mebrany questions. I'll try to help. Crispian also plays this right before hebrstarts singing. This is a variation that is used at other parts of the songbrtoo. Use the CD for rhythm for the unison bends at the end.brbrbrprebre-------------7-------7-------7-----brb-------------10(u12)-10(u12)-10(u12)brg--------9---------------------------brd------------------------------------bra---7-7------------------------------brE------------------------------------br/prebrbrVerse--The verse is based on three chords, E, G, and A. All Crispianbrdoes is play the bass note of each chord, then play the riff twice.brSomething you could play for the verse would be these two...brbrbrprebre-------------brb-------------brg-------------brd-------------bra-------------brE---0---3---5-br/prebrbror this:brbrbrprebre-----------------brb-----------------brg-----------------brd------------2----bra---2--------0----brE---0----3--------br/prebrbrPre-chorus--The words here are 'It's a feeling...' and you alternatebrbetween the two chords A and D. Here's how I play them and a couple of fillsbryou could use. One note on the fills is to just repeat them quickly.brbrbrprebre--------------brb---5----10---brg---6----11---brd---7----12---bra--------------brE---5----10---br/prebrbrThe fills...brbrbrprebre----------15brb---15h17----br/prebr[and] brprebre-----------12brb---12h15-----br/prebrChorus--This occurs when Crispian sings 'Don't you try and talk...' andbris three chords, A, G, and D. Again, there are some fills which I will putbrdown. I am also going to give you a chord he uses from a live version Ibrhave. Strum it in a rhythm you think fits. Improvise too. Learning songsbrand solos is very important, but make sure you improvise. The breaks in thebrsong are a good chance to do that, as well as working on playing lead andbrrhythm at once. Here you go...brbrbrprebre-----------------brb---5----3--------brg---6----4----7---brd---7----5----7---bra-------------5---brE---5----3--------br/prebrbrThe chord you can use...brbrbrprebre-------brb---9---brg---9---brd---x---bra---7---brE-------br/prebrbrFills...brbrbrprebre---7--------7--------7--------12------12-----------------------brb---10(u12)--10(u12)--10(u12)--15(u17)--15(u17)----8---10p8-----brg-------------------------------------------------------------9--br/prebr[and] brprebrg---2(u4)---2p0---brd----------------2br/prebrbr[E]Dancing in your shadow I was r[G]iding through a [A]different state ofbr[E] [G] [A]br[mind] br[E]No-one can perceive the state [G]I'm in it's like[A] the living world isbr[E]blind. [G] [A] It's abrbr[A]feeling like no [D]other, spendin[A]g easter with yo[D]ur mother darlingbrA D E7#9 ,brit's a freaky roller coaster ride,br[A]Well if you know[D] the feeling b[A]aby peel me off [D]the ceiling babybr[A]Did you know the[D] planet earth wasbr[E]blue, [G] [A]br[E]turning blue, [G][A]brbr[A]Don't you try and talk to me,br[G]I'm a spaceman s[D]itting in the [E]sky,br[A]I'm a sleeping sweetly honey,br[G]let the sleeping[D] pretty smart [E]dogs lie. Let 'em fly.brbrRiffbrbrWait until tomorrow see the summer sun upon the ocean skybrLook to the creator, see the master of magicians fantasise.brIt's a feeling like no other, spending easter with your motherbrdarling it's a freaky roller coaster ride,brWell if you know the feeling baby peel me off the ceiling babybrDid you know the planet earth was blue,brturning blue,brbrDon't you try and talk to me,I'm a spaceman sitting in the sky,brI'm a sleeping sweetly honey, let the sleeping pretty smart dogs lie. Let 'embrfly. p If you want to learn Kula Shaker Smart Dogs guitar chords, The 5 chords we'll look at are the C major, A major, G major, E major, and D major. The reason we use all major chords is that the minor versions of any of these chords just require tiny adjustments. Each one of those minor chords is completely based on its major counterpart /p p The more you practice, the easier guitar will feel to play Smart Dogs. Guitar is hard to learn in the beginning, but gets easier the longer you stick with it. /p