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Jason Lytle

Jason Lytle

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Jason Lytle ( LY-təl; born March 26, 1969) is an American musician best known for his work in the indie rock group Grandaddy. The group split in 2005, and Lytle continued to release music as a solo artist and in collaboration with other musicians. Grandaddy reformed in 2012.

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4 years ago575Yours Truly, the Commuter (2009)Jason Lytle

Album: Yours Truly, The Commuter Song: Birds Encouraged Him Tabbed by: E. Amundson Jason Lytle "Birds Encouraged Him" (As played on acoustic guitar) Tabbed by E. Amundson Standard tuning Chords Used: C Csus F Fsus G Am E (0-2-2-1-0-0} ? Intro: (Strumming with various hammers using middle finger) C, Csus Hammer(>>) to C, F >>...

4 years ago723Dept. of Disappearance (2012)Jason Lytle

NOTE - I've tried my best to: 1. Make it sound true to the piano. AND 2. Sound great on the guitar. Result A LOT of odd chords. However, it sounds very accurate. Any corrections warmly welcome. Let me know what you guys think. Thanks! TUNED DOWN A FULL STEP CHORDS G - 320003 D7 - xx0222 D - xx0232 A - x02220 A7 - x02020 A7sus4 - x02030 A5...

4 years ago817Dept. of Disappearance (2012)Jason Lytle

NOTE - I don't know the correct name for A+ but just play it as I have written below. Any corrections/comments/ratings welcome. Enjoy! STANDARD TUNING CHORDS Em - 022000 C - x32010 G - 320003 Bm - x24432 B - x24442 A - x02220 A+ - x42020 D - xx0232 INTRO - e|------3---|...

4 years ago751Dept. of Disappearance (2012)Jason Lytle

NOTE - I don't know the correct name for chords A+ and A++, but just play them as I have written below. Tabbed from listening to the song/watching him live. ALSO! There are a few chords here and there that are in brackets. They are used when he plays it acoustic live. If you are playing along to the song, just ignore the brackets. :) Enjoy,...

4 years ago458Yours Truly, the Commuter (2009)Jason Lytle

Song: Yours Truly, the Commuter Standard tuning. Intro: Bass Line: Melody after "All work and no play might've done me in" [F]The last thing I heard I was left for dead (Yeah?) [Bb]I could give two shits about what they said[F] [C]I may be limping, [Bb]but I'm coming ho[F]me [F]All work and no play might've done me...