One Way To Rock Tab By Hagar Sammy

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Date: Tue, 29 May 2001 22:40:44 -0400
From: David Vest 
From: Michael Rees 
Subject: h/hagar_sammy/one_way_to_rock.tab


One Way To Rock
Sammy Hagar

orig Date: Tue, 14 Nov 1995 12:19:49 -0500 (EST)
Additional chords added by David Vest 
Date: Tues, 29 May 2001

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------2---4--2-----2--------4--2-------2---4-2---2-----4-2-------
--4-4-2-x-4--2--4--2--x--x--4--2--4--4-2-x-4-2-4-2-x-x-4-2-------
--4-4---x-------4-----x--x--------4--4---x-----4---x-x-----2-----
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The main riff is the heart of the song.  Thanks to Michael Rees
 for transcribing/submitting it.  Here are some
of the other chords used in the song.

All chords are "power chords" as best I can tell.  For example the
higher "E"s mentioned below are on the 2nd string.

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--9---
--9---
--7---
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Start the song by hitting the E chord and sliding it down the neck then
launch into the main riff.

During the "There's only one way to rock" chorus the main riff is played
and followed by: 
C#
Then riff again and
C# D E   <-------power chords starting on 4th, 5th, then 7th fret 2nd string.  

"Now quickly, check the hands, on the clock. Its 8:05. Its time to rock"                   G#                          A             E              F#

"'n this World can disagree..."
  E




  Here is my first ever submission.  It is no triumph, but expands a
touch on the song a teensy bit.  The original file I found on your site
is incorporated and credited.  Unfortunately, I'll bet there's something
I didn't get right, but please don't dock too many cool-points.  I'm
trying here! ;)

Thanks for the great forum,
  David Vest