‘Mr. Tambourine Man’ Bob Dylan - Chords In Description (Drop D - Capo 3)

Check out my growing *Bob Dylan Playlist*:    • LOTS of Bob Dylan Guitar Chords and TAB   This song really helped to shift Bob to mainstream (especially as the Byrds released their version around the same time). Dylan eventually confirmed in his 1985 Biograph collection that the song was inspired by Greenwhich Village session musician Bruce Langhorne. Langhorne collaborated with Dylan a lot (his electric guitar is subtly all over this album) and he played acoustic guitar with Dylan on the ‘Pat Garrett and Billy The Kid’ album later on. Check out their ‘Billy’ guitar parts here…awesome: ‘Main Title Theme: Billy’ Bob Dylan - 2 Guitars (Standard - No Capo)    • ‘Main Title Theme: Billy’ Bob Dylan -...   Tuning Drop D - tune the bottom E string down to D. Play the D chord as usual but favour the bottom E string (now D string - but with capo on 3 it’s a G!) Part of the reason for this song’s jangly sound is that Dylan avoids all 6th string bass apart from the D chord. The G chord bass is at 5th string which is quite rare. Chords Intro D (6th string bass on all D’s) D (hammer-on 3rd finger) D D (hammer-on 3rd finger) D (pinky hammers-on 1st string/3rd fret) Chorus GaddD (x-2-0-0-3-3) A7sus4 (x-0-2-0-3-3) D GaddD D GaddD A7sus4 (x-0-2-0-3-0) A7 GaddD (x-2-0-0-3-3) A7sus4 (x-0-2-0-3-3) D GaddD D GaddD A7sus4 (x-0-2-0-3-0) A7 D (hammer-on 3rd finger then go to Dsus4: x-x-0-2-3-3 and back to D) Verse GaddD (x-2-0-0-3-3) A7sus4 (x-0-2-0-3-3) D GaddD D GaddD D GaddD A7sus4 (x-0-2-0-3-0) A7 (x2) …and back into intro pattern. :0)