Jayne left a comment on the original chords for Sesame Street suggesting an easy version of the chords. And, since it’s a song the kiddies might be interested in playing, I thought I’d go for it.
Suggested Strumming
For the first part you can use:
d – d u d – d u
For each chord until you get to G7. Then do just down strums for that. Back to the pattern for F7. Then just one down strum for the G7, Bb and F. After that you’re back to the pattern.
you claim to be surly and such but you post the chords to seasame street, not once but twice?
i reckon you’re just a big softy really lol
Sweet.
I’m reading a book right now called Street Gang- it’s the complete history of Sesame Street.
Turns out, most of us Americans wouldn’t know how to read if we’d not had good old Big Bird teaching us thru the tube.
nice, i did a video of this
Alec: Nice one!
im sorry can you explain the strum pattern again please? what do the dashes mean
How about some Spongebob Squarepants tabs, please? Almost all the music from that show is ukulele or hawaiian slack-key guitar (probably because of the whole Hawaiian, under-the-ocean theme to the show).
I am a new fan of the your site, by the way. It’s pretty freakin’ awesome.
I agree with Shawn Jarrar… the Spongebob Squarepants theme would be awesome. My ukulele band and I want to add it to our repertoire :)
Shawn and AimzMac: Thanks for the suggestion.
if your getting the spondge bob songs can you also get the duck songs by bryant oden and send me on my way by rusted root- ive been hunting for the tabs/ chords everywhere
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You don’t happen to have the chords (easy or hard) for the bridge? The part that goes “It’s a magic carpet ride / every door will open wide / for happy people like you-u / happy people like / what a beautiful…”