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Grateful Dead — The Wheel Tab

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From Jason_Moore@voyager.umeres.maine.edu Sun May  4 09:45:43 1997
Date: Fri, 4 Apr 1997 16:34:55 —0500
From: Jason Moore 
To: rcwoods@olga.net
Subject: melody tab "The Wheel" Grateful Dead

Well I think that this may  be the introrduction to "The Wheel" by The
Grateful Dead—  usualy it is played this way from any bootleg you may
hear.  I figured it out one day while playing with the G major and C
major scales at the first to 3rd fret— I think that Garcia loves to
play most of his song introductions on those scales
around that area of the neck — enjoy !  

THE WHEEL 	GRATFEUL DEAD

E—————————————————————————————————
B———————————————————————————————
G———————————————————————————————
D———————————0———————2———————0——
A——————————————2——————————————
E—————3——3——————————————3————

the best way to play this is just to use  a regualr G chord —and mess
around  like playing Pink Floyds "Wish You Were Here" till you get the
melody correct.
you also can substituite the open D string for D on the 5th string at
the 5th fret, and try using the G as an open string.... enjoy !
Any feedback would be appriciated . jason