Buck Hill

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Buck Hill

aka Bob’s not here; what are we gonna play?

The chords behind the main riff sound like they are played on the bass, or a baritone guitar.

Bass Chords

C#
x.4.6.6.x.x

E/B
x.2.2.4.x.x

F#/C#
x.4.4.6.x.x


Guitar chords

E
0.2.2.4.0.0

Bsus4
x.2.4.4.0.0

Asus2
x.0.2.4.0.0

A6/9
x.0.4.6.0.0

C#
x.4.6.6.x.x

B
x.2.4.4.x.x

C#m7
x.4.6.6.0.0


Main Riff

Bass plays: C# — E/B — F#/C# — E/B

Guitar Plays

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————————————4—2———2—————————————2————————————————————————
—4—2————0—2——————4———————4—2————2————4—————————————————————
——————4————————————————————4————————————————————————————

Sometimes that last note of the first phrase is on the 4th fret instead of the 2nd


Bridge

E — Bsus4 — Asus2 — A6/9 — Bsus4

(He only plays the A6/9 the first time through; never again.)

E — Bsus4 — C#—B—C# [percussive strum]

E — Bsus4 — Asus2

E — Bsus4 — C#m7 — Bsus4 — C#m7 — Bsus4 — C#m7 (“Buck Hill!”)

Start over.

At the end, the bass chords start to move that E/B shape up the neck. Search around and you’ll find it.