"Ella Guru" by Captain Beefheart (both guitar parts)

It's those metal fingerpicks that make the high notes in the chord ring on the chorus. Before I started learning this, I had never heard the first part of Zoot Horn Rollo's part. Salute to Bill Harkleroad, and to Greg Davidson of Chicago, who dug this song so much he took its title as his Magic Band name in '75.

[@thesound4997]

Amazing work, doc would be proud. High ellla, high Ella guru

[@RaiderJay9092]

Fantastic job.

[@angellacanfora]

Very cool! My favorite TMR track.

[@h4ppyn00dl3b0y]

Fast and Bulbous.

[@thegrandwazooofheliopolis4344]

That's right, The Mascara Snake. Fast and bulbous. Tight, also!

[@thegrandwazooofheliopolis4344]

Hell yeah!

[@dreamwell2020]

If this guy was two guys, he could tour now as the Magic Band.

[@stashdauber]

Ha! If I could find anybody else who wanted to play this music in my neck of the woods, I could sell my looper pedal.

[@secretidentitynetwork3085]

Are you in standard tuning?

[@stashdauber]

The part I'm playing "live" is standard, the one on the looper is in dropped D.

[@therealdennisprager]

This is incredible. Do you have a tab?

[@stashdauber]

Thank you! I don't use tab, but I have my own non-standard notation that you could probably use as well. I can send you photos of the pages if you can give me a place to send them.

[@slide4180]

I don't hear all guitar parts, such as the opening riff...

[@stashdauber]

Shitty phone recording. It's on the looper but buried under the "live" guitar. There's another video of just the looped part.