China Cat Sunflower chords & tabs

China Cat Sunflower
The Greatful Dead

Jerry's Intro
E--------------------------|--------------------------------|
B--------------------------|--------------------------------|
G--------------------------|--------------------------------|
D------5----------3---5----|------5-----------5-----------5-|
A----------3^5-------------|------------3^5--------3^5------|
E--3-----------------------|--3-----------------------------|

Bob's Intro
E----------------------|------------------|
B---12--13p12----------|--12h13--15--15---|
G--------------14--12--|------------------|
D----------------------|------------------|

China cat sunflower, by The Grateful Dead

Band:Grateful Dead
Song:China Cat Sunflower
Album:Aoxomoxoa/Europe '72...ect
Written by:Garcia/Hunter

I'm not goin to tab the whole song because it would take me ages but the song more or
circles around the same notes

e-------------------------------------------------------------|
B-------------------------------------------------------------|
G-------------------------------------------------------------|
D----5-----3---3--5--------5-------3--5------5------3---3--5--|
A------3h5---5----------------3h5--------------3h5----5-------|
E--3--------------------3------------------3------------------|

China Cat Sunflower

h - Hammer On
p - Pull Off
~ - Vibrato
/ - Slide up
\ - Slide down


Intro:

Jerry:
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October 30 2007, 07:19 pm by Kenny Karsten |
thats the guitar part. the bass is completely different. the verse is basically this
lots of improv:

g---------------------------------------------|
d----------------10h12------------------------|
a10-10----10-10-------10-10-------8-x-8-6-----|
e-----------------------------8h10---------10-|

the chorus gets really hard and solo-ey

Ok! This guy posted this as a comment and not as a tab so if you don't click on the
comments then you probably won't see this. This tab is accurate. Lots of improv for that
though. Then there's the "chorus" parts, which are a run through of G and D. Build up on 
two chords, even Phil doesn't play too fancy there, and then land on C, then a D. You
play the C and D as power chords if you like. There's a repeat of all this, and more