Find Your Way Back (Jefferson Starship - with TAB)
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- Опубликовано: 16 ноя 2024
- Find Your Way Back is a song performed by Jefferson Starship. It is the first single from the album Modern Times, reaching #29 on the Billboard Hot 100. Written by guitarist Craig Chaquico and Tom Borsdorf, if features a ringing, jangly theme throughout.
The main riff in reminiscent of Pete Townshend’s “See Me, Feel Me” riff that he used often throughout the 1968 to 1971 time period.
Modern Times is a 1981 album by Jefferson Starship. Grace Slick appeared on this album after a three-year absence. She returned near the end of the recording sessions, providing background vocals on some tracks as well as lead vocals on the single "Stranger" as a duet with lead singer Mickey Thomas. MTV debuted in 1981 and this was the first Jefferson Starship album to have promotional music videos. It was also the first album to feature a charting single on the Mainstream Rock Tracks chart, which had premiered earlier in the year. The single "Find Your Way Back" reached #3 on the Mainstream Rock chart.
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Watching in Sept. 2023; thank you for this video and for your clear and concise explanation of it.
Thanks for watching!
I have been out of playing the guitar for many years and have always wanted to learn this song. You explain things that make it easy to follow. Thanks for the lesson.
Awesome! Thank you!
I'm no pro player - never in a band and have a terrible ear for notes - thankfully I obviously only play for fun !! Thank you so much for the lesson on this cool song - since there's NO tabs online that cover the fills / solo work - this was GREAT FUN - THANKS AGAIN !!
Happy to help!
One of my favorite riffs from back in the day. Thanks for posting!
Thanks for watching Dennis!
Thank you Thank you so much, Mark! this is a huge help as I was having a hard time with it. I love this song and now I can go ahead and move on with the rest, Thanks to you. Hope you are well and safe. Peace from Boston. Robert
Thanks Robert! Take care.
@@MarkZabelYour Very welcome Mark. You too! Thank you again. I will check back soon for some of your other lessons. Regards
Killer Tab there Mark! Thank for the super hard work transcribing this one! You totally Rock! I really do love this song, it's just so pretty... so pretty! Float like a butta-fly, sting like ... ... Sorry, got confused for a second or ten. Thanks for this one Mark!
Thanks Buddy! I like this song and riff too!
To see you break down the song is pretty cool,I drum and manage bands they just jam until get what they are after.
Hope you continue your lessons to say I enjoy rock and Jefferson starship Jane, this one and lay it on the line
Any Boston or Asia in your videos
You know, I don't have any of either of those bands! I used to play a bunch of songs from the first Asia album in one of my bands 100 years or so ago! Heat of the Moment (of course) and Sole Survivor and And I love Boston ... I'm probably just avoiding them because of the sound and the harmony. My fave is probably the end of Hitch a Ride. I really think that guitar interplay is masterful! But there's plenty of other things like Cool The Engines, We're Ready, and the like. And I only have one REO song. Gotta put up a few more.
Thanks for jogging my memory to do some of these great bands!!
@@MarkZabel I am addicted to music. It is how I was asked to manage a local band, that lead to 23 locals and booking agent for two others, plus three soloist. It was fun, have a whole new way of listening to the song.
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If you ever get stuck let me know, I have 8 volume encyclopedia of popular music approx 1k pages each volume, can find nearly any song you want, from bands I never heard of. Others I wouldn't.
Asia, some Van Halen, Fleetwood mac, little Journey, some left to go solo, Bob Welch, George Harrison, Steve Nicks, The Who, my favorite band is Rock and Roll even one hit wonders. how about the beatles groomed Badfinger, no badder song to drum to than Baby Blue. Sure Sunday Bloody Sunday is drum favorite or Dance the Night Away.
the popular gutiais list, Eric Clapton, Joe Walsh, jimi Hendrix, Jimmy Page, on and on.
Music is powerful, can heal, can calm you or excite, stir emotions. what is one's favorite another cringes.
you are good at what you do, keep it up.
Hi Mark, thanks very much for your tutorial here. Another cool tune. You keep hitting home runs. Even an older dude like me can get hold of it.:👊 I may have to add a S series to my arsenal too
Thanks! Let me know what else you'd like!!
@@MarkZabel EWF, September? Love funk. Thanks
@@ssmedz4335 Sounds good. Fun song!!
Excellent 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Thanks!
nice job man, subbed!
Thanks! And thanks for the sub. Much appreciated!
great song,thanks for the lesson on intro,can you finish the rest though?
I always arrpegio the intro walking the scale from the fourth back to the sixth string. Slide into the solo and walk up. At the end the rif is unequally spaced and you have to come down hard on the ending of the stanzas.
Gary Cooper Makes sense.
Hi, I am a south Florida guitarist with a double guitar attack band looking for the guitar tablature of the Jefferson Starship hit “FIND YOUR WAY BACK.” I want to correctly nail the harmony guitar solo parts. Can you please point me to any songbook, guitar magazine etc. where this great song was properly mapped out?
TIA, Doug
Hey Mark...what the last few rhythm cords you played?
F, C and then G, F, and C
Hi Mark, this is Kelly. Could you please give a lesson on the song Heartless by Heart?
Yup, I'll do that one. Pretty tough with all the guitar parts, but I'll give it a shot. Great song.
New guitar??
No, I've had it for a while, but I haven't used it in recent videos. Actually, it's an amazing guitar. If it had a tremolo I'd get rid of my strat. (They only had the "locking trem" option, and I'm not into that.) Seriously, the neck, the fit, the pickups and versatile, single coil switching ... and it's super-thin ... only 5.2 pounds, which matters more and more to me as I get older!
What tab?
The tab that I direct you to in the video. Watch the video and you'll know where to find it.
Thanx, found it.
solo?
Nobody asked for it. Are you interested in it?
@@MarkZabel yes...please.
@@auggierobledo941 Okay. I'll put it onto the list of things to do.
It's wrong.
It's not a 12-string, sure. Otherwise ... enlighten me.
I watched a video to the song ruclips.net/video/7kx7cBLppKE/видео.html but it looks like the guitarist isn't picking the high E string??