Marrow Tab

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St Vincent - Marrow
Album: Actor (2009)
 
I love love love this song. Since I heard it on Letterman I really wanted to know how to
play the sax-ish parts, so I tried to figure it out. Corrections are VERY welcome!
mail: glennsens@gmail.com
 
Klarinet-part, two ways to play, I like them both. The first gives you that glitchy not-yet-sound.
 
e----------------------------------------------------------|
b----------------------------------------------------------|
g-12---12---...-10---10---...-8----8----...-5---5---...----|
d----15---15-...---13---13-...--12---12-...---8---8-...----|
a----------------------------------------------------------|
e----------------------------------------------------------|
 
Or, of course, you can just hammer/pulloff like this
 
e------------------------------------------------------------|
b------------------------------------------------------------|
g12p10h12.....10p8h10.....8p7h8....5p3h5.....----------------|
d------------------------------------------------------------|
a------------------------------------------------------------|
e------------------------------------------------------------|
 
verse
 
I have no clue what to play during the verse except for the scratching on the strings.
 
chorus a
 
e--------------------------------------------------------|
b--------------------------------------------------------|
g---8----------------------------------------------------|
d-8-------10-7-------------5-7-0-------------------------|   x4
a------10------8-8-8-8-(10)--------8-8-8-8-(10)----------|
e--------------------------------------------------------|
 
chorus b
 
e------------------------------------------------------|
b------------------------------------------------------|
g-10-8-7---8--------7----------------------------------|
d--------7----10--8---8-7-8-10-------------------------|
a------------------------------------------------------|
e------------------------------------------------------|
 
chorus c
 
e------------------------------------------------------|
b------------------------------------------------------|
g--------8---------------------------------------------|
d-7h8s10---10-8-5-7-----------5-7-0--------------------|
a--------------------8-8-8-8----------8-8-8-8----------|
a------------------------------------------------------|
 
 
I thought it's kinda silly to try and play the solo as correct as possible. Listen
closely and you'll understand. Buy a fuzz and an octaver and take the chance to go mental
yourself ;)
 
I'm not sure about the fourth note in chorus b. Is it an a, a# or c? Please tell me if
you have an idea! (triple rhyme!)
X

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Marrow – St. Vincent

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As an added note, the growl is made by hammering the guitar with your fist on the upper corner, and the hissing is made by hand scrapes. She also employs a combination of sliding her left hand up the e(the one tuned to d) and a strings picked once to start, then she picks the 3 high strings behind the bridge to give this voicing a shriek at the end. Watch the Austin City Limits performance, and you'll see this technique used before the 2nd verse.

e---------------------------------- b---------------------8-8/10------- g---------------------------------- d------------5--------------------- a-----6----3---8-8-8--------------- d---8----5--------------------7-3-- This is what I picked off ACL performance, St. Vincent Capo's the first fret, and drops the low e to d. (Better for hitting the guitar sound) e------------------------------ b---------10------------------- g--10-8-7----8-------7--------- d---------------10-8---8-7-8-10 a------------------------------ d------------------------------ This is the Chorus B riff, with the fourth note seemingly correct. Also for the verse you can play G A A# C, then G A B C#, and alternate the two.