Ultimate Rhoads

What key is I don't know in? 'd like to get some good fillers going, but I'm having trouble with the key I love Bob's fillers but I can't find a good tab for them! So I'll just make my own up!

The main riff is in A.

I found a bass tab for you here:
http://www.bassmasta.net/o/osbourne,_ozzy/146126.html

ASCII tabs tend to confuse me now, but it looks betetr than the alst one I tried with

btw, minor right?

if ascii confuse you, you might wanna try GuitarPro

Yea my friend says it's good. I'll ask him to stick it on a memory stick for me.

Supernaut wrote: btw, minor right?

Free music lesson, if it's in "A", then find the third of the key. Is it a minor third? (flat) If so....yes it is minor.

Always listen for the third note of the key's scale. If it ain't a 1/2 step lower, it's major, if it is, then there's several minor keys you can choose from.

I believe "I Don't Know" is natural minor.

Umm...I don't get it

Supernaut wrote:Umm...I don't get it

Seriously?

Yea, seriously I don't get it.

Well do you know the general major or minor scales?

Basically with a minor key you play the root note, 2 frets up and then 1 fret up from that. So in A minor (natural and harmonic) on the a string the first three frets would be 0, 2 and 3. A B and C. Major has different first three notes, they are every 2nd fret in major so on A string A major first three frets would be 0, 2 and 4. A B and C#. I don't know happens to luckily start with the first 3 notes in A minor (harmonic and natural) scale so it's A minor. Sorry if that's a bit basic.

There's more to it than that like say not just the difference between major and minors first three notes.

the main solo for the song is in g minor though. so you have serveral aptions for messing around here. any thi8ng in a minor pentatonic of giminor pentatonic works great have fun with that stuff. oh dont forget to add your own blues stuff in there and some chromatic stuff too.