"Six Man Band"
                            (Terry Kirkman)

Jim Yester, in the liner notes to the Japanese _From The Original Master
Tapes_ CD (Warner/Pioneer WPCP-3536):

  This song, "Along Comes Mary", and "Cherish", were probably closer to
  what THE ASSOCIATION was really about than any other recordings.  The
  release of this song was accompanied by one of the first American Pop
  Videos, although at that time done on 16mm film.


Intro:

	Ebm/D  [xx0342]

	Fuzz guitar [2X]:

	 Dm            G               Dm            G                Dm

	               -----3-----     -----3-----   -----3-----
	 v      v      v      v        v      v      v      v
	-----------------------------|-12--------------------------   --
	-------------------------10--|------13---------------------   --
	---------------10---12-------|-----------14--10------------   --
	-12---1212--12---------------|--------------------12---10--   10
	-----------------------------|-----------------------------   --
	-----------------------------|-----------------------------   --

Verse 1:

	[N.C.]              Dm     G    Dm
	Well I'm a day at a time
	       G        Bb     F     A/E
	I'm a day at a time
	             Dm            C          A       Dm   G   Dm  G
	Well, I'm a seeker and a knower in a six man mind

	Dm   G   Dm   G   Dm   G   Dm [N.C.]
	[intro riff, 1X]

Verse 2:

	[2: 'Cause] I'm a travelin' man
	Yes, I'm a travelin' man
	I'm a comer and a goer in a six man band

	Dm   G   Dm   G   Dm   G   Dm [N.C.]
	[Intro riff, 1X]

Bridge:

	             C
	Well I'm a California man, my instrument in hand
	     Dm
	I'm electrified
	      C
	On a fast flyin' trip, dirty laundry in my grip
	        Dm
	Mostly drip-dry

	            C
	We got the seventeen jewels that dictate the rules
	         Dm                   Bb
	And the time to fly as we're passin' by
	         F
	We just got the time to say hello and then a fast
	Asus4
	Goodbye

	[repeat verse 2]

Coda:

	[repeat intro riff to fade]


-- another ace 60's tab from Andrew Rogers