Date: Thu, 18 Jun 1998 19:31:11 -0500
From: gretchen yandle gipson 
Subject: s/squirrel_nut_zippers/memphis_exorcism.tab

  "Memphis Exorcism"
  by the Squirrel Nut Zippers (Mathus)

  tab by: Kevin Gipson
          gyg@bellsouth.net


  This is one of my favorites....my guitar teacher
  figured this out.The song starts out with the horns
  and every thing.Then the guitar comes in with a
  combination of these three cords:

          e--9--10--11--
          B--9--10--11--
          G--9--10--11--
          D-------------
          A-------------
          E-------------

  Then you got the solo:      (this is probably correct)

  e--------------3---5--4--5--------------------
  B------3--3--6--------------6--5--6-----------
  G----3-----------6-------------------7--7--7--
  D--5------------------------------------------
  A---------------------------------------------
  E---------------------------------------------

  e--4--4--4--0--4--4--13--11--10--------------------
  B--3--3--3--0--3--3--------------13----------------
  G-----------------------------------10--10---------
  D------------------------------------------10--12--
  A--------------------------------------------------
  E--------------------------------------------------

  e--------------------------------------------
  B---------10--13--12--10--12--13-------------
  G--10--11------------------------12--14--15--
  D--------------------------------------------
  A--------------------------------------------
  E--------------------------------------------

  e--15--15--14--14--13--13--12--
  B--15--15--14--14--13--13--12--    (i think)
  G--15--15--14--14--13--13--12--
  D------------------------------
  A------------------------------
  E------------------------------

  After that he plays some kinda thing where he slides
  in from the 2nd fret on the g string to the 3rd.
  I don't exactly know. There is much more guitar in
  the song than is written here....I just wanted to
  get the main parts up on the internet. If you have
  any additions, e-mail 'em to me.