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By Kavil Tran

6Dsus 6B 5D 5B 4Dsus

6Dsus 6B 5D 5B 5D 5B 4Dsus


5Dsus 5B 5D 5B 5D 5B 4Dsus

5Dsus 5B 5D 5B 5D 5B 4D 4B 4Dsus


5Dsus 5B 5D 5B 5D 5B 4Dsus

5Dsus 5B 5D 5B 6D 6B 5D 5B 5Dsus

6Dsus 6Bsus 6D 6B 5D 5B 5Dsus

6Dsus 6Bsus 5D 5B 4D 5B 4Dsus


 


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SONG FACTS: “Mary Jane’s Last Dance” contains a relly simple harmonica lick, that’s why I decided to create some variations of it, as well as an improvisated sequence.


Song key: D minor

Harmonica key: C

Position: Third

VERSE TABS, PLAYED TWICE:

56, 56+ 45 45+, 45

56, 56+ 45 45+, 45 45+ 45 45+ 45


VARIATION 1 TABS, PLAYED TWICE:

56, 56+ 45 45+, 45 45+ 45 45+ sh^45

56, 56+ 45 45+, 5 5+ 4 4+ 4’ 4 5 4


VARIATION 2 TABS, PLAYED TWICE:

^6, 7+ 6 6+ 56 56+, 5 5+ 5 6+ 5 5+ 56

45, 45+ 5 5+ 4 4+ 4 5+, 5 5+ 4 4+ sh^45


IMPROVISATION TABS, PLAYED TWICE:

^4, 4 4+ 4 6+, 5 4

36+ 25 14, 36+ 25 14, sh^45

6+ 5 4 r6 7+ ^6

r8 7+ 6, 6’ 6+ 5, 6+ 5 4, 5 4 14+

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