Guitar tablature for "Shakermaker" by "Oasis"

Artist: Oasis
Piece: Shakermaker
Instrument: Guitar
Submitter: nongoth
Tab provided by tTabs

Oasis
Shakermaker
Definitely Maybe

Once again, a great song from one of the fundamental rock albums of the 90’s. Here we go.

Intro
e---------------|  |-0-------|
B---------0-----|  |---0-----|
G-------3---3---|  |-----3---|
D-----1-------1-|x3|-------1-|
A---3-----------|  |---------|
E---------------|  |---------|

B---------0-----|  |repeat
G-/-----7---7---|  |top bit but
D-/---6-------6-|x2|only play
A-/-7-----------|  |the first
E---------------|  |bit once

Intro cont.
A               E
B7              F
each of the above are played with 8 single strums.

Verse1
B7
I’d like to be somebody else

And not know where I’ve been
E
I’d like to build myself a house
			 B7
Out of plastercine

Chorus
A		 E
Aaaaaaaah, aaaaaaah
E				   B7
Shake along with me
A		 E		
Aaaaaaaah, aaaaaaah
E				   B7   F
Shake along with me

Verse2
I’ve been driving in my car
With my friend Mr. Soft
Mr. Sheen and Mr. Benn
Are living in my loft

Chorus

Solo
G--------4-------------(x4)
D---4h6-----6---4b---2—(x4)
A----------------------(x4)
E----------------------(x4)

D----------------------------(x2)
A-------------5------------5-(x2)
E---0-0---4h7------0---4h7---(x2)

Then the first line again followed by some
fairly random hammer-ons and bends etc.

Interlude
D		       A		   E
I’m sorry but I just don’t know
D			  A		    E
I thought you might like to know
         D		   A       E
That I’m happy and I’m feeling fine
D						    A    E
Then you know it’s the right time
D						    A    E
Then you know it’s the right time
D						    A    E
Then you know it’s the right time

Strum the E and let it ring.

Repeat Intro

Repeat Chorus x2

Strum the E and let ring

Then keep repeating the first bit of the intro (before the slide) Noel changes it but I can’t be bothered to tab all that.

This is the 5th song from Definitely Maybe I have done because it rules. There is more Def. May. And Be Here Now stuff on the way.
Loser.

Re: The Arch Dandy of Dada has taken session as the 1930’s cabaret returns to the time of now. The past is behind us. The Golden Age is coming.