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 From: John Blair  
 
 You Can`t Always Get What You Want
 Rolling Stones
 
 The sounding chords are C(add9), F, and D.
 
 
 For the "Hot Rocks 1964-1971" version,
 Keith uses open E tuning (EBEG#Be)
 (Thanks to Larry Kaye for this info.)
 
 Open E tuning (capo 8)
         E B E G#B e
         + + + + + +
 (C) E:  0 0 2 0 0 0
 (F) A:  0 2 0 1 2 0 (occasionally hammering the 5th string)
 (D) F#: 2 2 2 2 2 2
 
 
 
 In the Steel Wheels tour he uses his trusty
 5-string-open-G-tuned Telecaster. (Obviously
 Keith`s a closet banjo player. Gee...wouldn`t
 an electric banjo version of "Honkey Tonk
 Women" be interesting . But I digress...)
 
 (Note: Keith doesn`t have the 6th (bass) string)
 Open G tuning (capo 5)
         DGDGBd
         ++++++
 (C) G:  000000 (000200 for add9)
 (F) C:  002010 or sometimes 002012
                (occasionally hammering the 4th string)
                (sometimes he`ll quickly slide up to
                 and back or just down from 004030)
 (D) A:  222222
 
 
 
 In the 1968 video "Rock and Roll Circus" Keith plays
 the entire set (including "Jumping Jack Flash" which
 he now plays in open G, and "You Can`t Always Get
 What You Want") in standard tuning without a capo.
 
 I`m not really sure how he`s playing it in the video,
 but it looks/sounds like he`s barring 8-10-12-9-8-8
 for the Cadd9.
 
 
 Though Keith doesn`t play it this way, if you don`t
 want to bother going to open tuning, the following
 is easy to play and very close to the same sound:
  
 Standard tuning (capo 5)
         EADGBe
         ++++++
 (C) G:  320003 (300203 for add9)
 (F) C:  032013 (occasionally hammering the 4th string)
 (D) A:  002220
 
 After all that, the song itself is just pounding out
 the chords:
 
 C F C F...
   C                      F
 I saw her today at the reception
   C                    F
 A glass of wine in her hand
   C                              F
 I knew she was gonna meet her connection
        C                    F
 At her feet was a footloose man
 
 Chorus:
     C                         F
 You can`t always get what you want
     C                         F
 You can`t always get what you want
     C                         F
 You can`t always get what you want
            D
 But if you try sometimes, 
   F
 You might find
                  C              F    C       F
 You get what you need...   ahhhhhhh, yeah.....
 
 
 I went down to the demonstration,
 To get my fair share of abuse.
 Singing "we`re gonna vent our frustration,
 And if we don`t we`re gonna blow a 50-amp fuse."
 
 You can`t always get what you want,
 You can`t always get what you want,
 You can`t always get what you want,
 But if you try sometimes well you might find
 You`ll get what you need.
 
 I went down to the Chelsea drugstore
 To get your prescription filled.
 I was standing in line with Mr. Jimmy,
 And man, did he look pretty ill.
 We decided that we would have a soda,
 My favorite flavor, cherry red.
 I sung my song to Mr. Jimmy,
 And he said one word to me, and that was "dead,"
 I said to him:
 
 You can`t always get what you want,
 You can`t always get what you want,
 You can`t always get what you want,
 But if you try sometimes you just might find
 You`ll get what you need, ...oh yes
 
 [instrumental]
 You`ll get what you need--yeah, oh baby.
 
 I saw her today at the reception,
 In her glass was a bleeding man.
 She was practiced at the art of deception,
 Well I could tell by her bloodstained hands.
 
 You can`t always get what you want,
 You can`t always get what you want,
 You can`t always get what you want,
 But if you try sometimes you just might find
 You just might find
 You`ll get what you need.
 
 You can`t always get what you want,
 You can`t always get what you want,
 You can`t always get what you want,
 But if you try sometimes you just might find
 You just might find
 You`ll get what you need.
 From kaye@umbsky.cc.umb.edu Sun May  4 09:54:51 1997
 Date: Thu, 17 Apr 1997 01:21:12 EDT
 From: "Larry J. Kaye"  
 To: GUITAR@OLGA.NET
 Cc: kaye@umbsky.cc.umb.edu
 Subject: TAB: Rolling Stones, "You Can`t Always Get What You Want"
 
 (upgrade--much more complete fuller version than what`s on OLGA now)
 
             YOU CAN`T ALWAYS GET WHAT YOU WANT
                     (Jagger-Richards)
 
 Original studio recording: 
 Rolling Stones, "Let It Bleed" album (London Records, 1969)
 (also on a single, edited--minus 2nd verse, 3rd verse cut in half)
 
 Main rhythm guitar: acoustic in OPEN E TUNING, CAPO 8!
 (Once you figure that out the rest isn`t too hard)
 
 tempo: medium ballad--about 104 b.p.m.
 
 E tuning, low to high:  E, B, E, G#, B, E
 
 Chords:                     () = chord with capo
             E  B  E  G# B  E
 E add 9     0  0  2  0  0  0     (C add 9)  (or call it "add 2"?)
 A           0  2  0  1  2  0     (F)
 F#          2  2  2  2  2  2     (D)
 E           0  0  0  0  0  0     (C)
 F#sus       2  2  2  3  2  2     (Dsus)
 B7sus       x  2  1  0  0  0     (G7sus)
 
 (Note: unwilling to tune up to open E? Tuning to open D instead? You`ll
 find this hard to play (capo 10) unless you`ve got a cut-away.
 I suggest tuning to open E-flat instead (1/2 step/one fret down from E, 
 1 up from D) it doesn`t put undue strain on the neck and you won`t break
 the G string--it stays G. The you can capo 9 and get to open C, or if that`s
 still hard to finger, capo to 8 and play it in B)
 
 _________________________
 
 This song is built around the following 2 bar lick:
 
 opening  |
 flourish | E add 9 (=C add 9)             A (=F)
 
 -----------------0---0-------0--0-0-0-0----------0--0--0-------------
   --     |                              |                           |
 -2--0-------0----0---0---0---0--0-0-0-0-|--0--0--2--2--2-------------
   --     |                              |                           |
 -2--0----|--0----0---0---0---0--0-0-0-0-|--1--1--1--1--1-------1-----
   --     |                              |                           |
 -2--0----|--2------------2------2---2---|--0--0--0--0--0-------0-----
          |                              |                  __       |              
 ---------|--0------------0--------------|--2--------------0--2-------
          |                              |                           |
 ---------|--0------------0--------------|--0----------------------0--
 
 pull-off                                                  hammer-on
 
 this pattern repeats throughout the song
 with slight (mostly rhythmic) variations--listen to recording for rhythm
 
 ______________________
 
 Full structure: lyrics, chords--in capoed tone, measures (|)
 
 
 (Opening: choir sings 1st verse, chorus)
 
 C add9 | F  x 4, with French horn intro.
 
 Verse:
   | C add 9                  | F    
 I saw her today at the reception, 
 | C add 9                   | F
 a glass of wine in her hand
   | C add 9                       | F
 I knew she was gonna meet her connection, 
        | C add 9               | F
 at her feet was a footloose man
 
 Chorus:
     | C add 9                  | F 
 You can`t always get what you wa-ant       x 3
            | D  (see fill #1 below) | F                    | C    | F 
 but if you try sometimes, you might find, you get what you need
 
 Verse 2:
 I went down to the demonstration, to get my fair share of abuse
 Singing, "we`re gonna vent our frustration, 
 if we don`t we`re gonna blow a 50 amp fuse"
 
 Chorus
 
 Verse 3 (add 4 extra C add 9, F`s--twice as long):
 
 I went down to the Chelsea Drug Store, to get your prescription filled
 I was standing in line with Mr. Jimmy, and man did he look pretty ill
 We decided we would have a soda, my favorite flavor--cherry red
 I sung my song to Mr. Jimmy, 
 and he said one word to me and that was "dead" 
 
 I said to him...
 Chorus
 
 Interlude, with brief electric solo and choir:
 
 Dsus| C | F | Dsus| G7sus| then an instrumental chorus with last line sung
 
 (If you don`t have a choir handy--I seem to have misplaced mine right at the
 moment--or a lead guitarist, try changing the rhythm to rapid strumming)
 
 Verse 4: (back to standard pattern/rhythm)
 
 I saw her today at the reception, in her glass was a bleeding man
 She was practiced at the art of deception,
 I could tell by her bloodstained hands
 
 Chorus 3 times, then repeat and fade on C add 9, F with choir
 
 ___________________
 
 Fill #1, last line of chorus, first time only:
 
 -----------------------------------------------------------
                               |                           |
 -----------------------------------------------------------
                               |                           |
 --2------------------------------1--------------------1----
                               |                           |
 --2----------------------2-------0----------------0--------
                     --        |                --         |              
 --2----------------0--2----------2------------0--2---------
                               |                           |
 --2--------------2---------------0-------------------------
                    h.o.                       h.o.
 
 
 Electric for lead is in standard tuning, using C7 scale
 play 8th fret C, F barre chords during chorus
 
 _______________________
 
 Notes: Chelsea Drug is (was) a real drug store in south London--rock 
 musician, fan and junkie hang-out in 60`s, 70`s, 80`s, maybe still.
 Mr. Jimmy is clearly Jimi Hendrix
 
 
 Enjoy!
 
 Corrections, additions, comments, criticisms welcome:
 Larry Kaye          kaye@umbsky.cc.umb.edu
 

 

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