You May Be Right Billy Joel Guitar Tab by Abraham Myers

Описание: This is a cover of Billy Joel's You May Be Right with Joey McNew on drums, and me on Piano, Guitars, Bass and Vocals.
This is the Guitar Tab for the cover which is a note for note transcription of what's on the album. I also transcribed the saxophone part and played that on guitar as well. (Note: This part must be played with a lot of vibrato on each note to get the true quality of a saxophone.)
To watch the original cover with me and Joey, click here:    • You May Be Right by Abraham Myers Featurin...  
The drums in this video are incredible, and they were played by Joey McNew. Joey is such a good friend, and such a fabulous drummer, that I just want to say first off a big thank you to him for working with me on this and all our other tunes. If you've not seen his page, head on over there and subscribe.
You won't regret it.
   / @joeymcnew-drummer  
As far as this song goes, I transcribed the original note for note, and replayed all the parts, except the drums of course. I filmed this process so that you could see how the song is played.
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A little bit about what I do.
I transcribe songs and re-create them to sound as close to the original as possible. Why? To preserve these performances. There are hardly any videos of these great artists, playing all the parts to their classic songs, because no one thought to film it. But, in the future, many will want to know how these songs were played. It is also incredibly hard to find accurate tabs. I've checked many tabs on the web and hardly any are completely accurate. So, since it's not fair to the younger players who have a harder time learning by ear, I made these tabs so they could both see and hear the part and see the tab.
Why don't I use Billy Joel's voice instead of my own?
Well, there's a couple reasons. One, is that it would be very hard to synch up the original voice with my music. I've tried it, and it never sounds right.
There are also copyright issues with using someone's voice by itself. Many bands don't like you using their tracks to create other things, and you could risk a copyright strike.
The point of all this, is that I want to be sure you know that I didn't make this video to impress you, or to show off my talents. It is a video dedicated to showing you how these sounds were created so that you can create them yourself.
I also make no money off these videos. If you watch an ad, all that money goes to the publisher which I have no problem with, considering it's Billy Joel's song. I am just grateful he allows me to record it and put it on here so that you can learn from it.
So, it's all about respect and honoring the original artist.
And, hopefully, give you an accurate transcription of a classic song.
A little info about the song, and how it was recorded.
You May Be Right was written by Billy Joel, and first appeared in 1980 on his album: Glass Houses.

The Equipment used in this recording of You May Be Right is as follows:

Slate ML1 Microphone
The software is Cubase Artist.
The audio interface is a Tascam 208i
The Bass sound was created with a Fender Precision Bass, straight into the 208i.
The Guitars are a Les Paul, and a Telecaster, into a Metal Muff pedal into a Sansamp Paradriver, then straight into the 208i.
All vocals were recorded with the Slate ML1
Ozone 9 was used for mastering.
The video, and the recording, were produced by Abraham Myers.
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