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What Do You Want Bass Tab by The Yardbirds

What Do You Want bass tab by The Yardbirds

Bass Tab 

THE YARDBIRDS - WHAT DO YOU WANT
ALBUM: HAVING A RAVE UP (1966)
BASSIST: PAUL SAMWELL-SMITH

INTRO

E -----------------------------------------------|
A ----5-7------5-7-7---------5-7-----5-7-7-------|
D --7-----5-7---------5----7-----5-7--------5----|
G -----------------------------------------------|

VERSE

E --------------7-5----------------7-5--|
A --5-7---5-7-5--------5-7---5-7-5------|
D ------7------------------7------------|
G --------------------------------------|

VARIATIONS


E --------------7-5---------------7-5--------------7-5--|
A --5-7---5-7-5---------7---5-7-5--------7---5-7-5------|
D ------7-----------------7----------------7------------|
G ------------------------------------------------------|

BRIDGE
                                         BACK TO THE VERSE
E --------------------------7-----------|---------------7-5-|
A ---------------8-10---7-5---3-5-7-----|--5-7---5-7-5------|
D -------12-10-8------5--------------5-7|------7------------|
G -12-10--------------------------------|-------------------|


BREAK                  (...and then turn into to the verse)

E ---------------------|--------------7-5---|
A ----7-7---7-7--------|--5-7---5-7-5-------|
D --7-----7-----5--7---|------7-------------|
G ---------------------|--------------------|

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(jeff beck on guitar)

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The Yardbirds bass tabs for What do you want

About this song

"What Do You Want" by The Yardbirds features Jeff Beck on guitar, showcasing his innovative use of feedback and distortion. The song was released as a B-side in 1964 and was later included on their album "For Your Love." Beck's aggressive playing style and use of the wah-wah pedal on this track influenced countless guitarists to come. The song's driving rhythm and blues-inspired guitar work helped solidify The Yardbirds' reputation as pioneers of British rock.