Gonna hitch a ride — Boston

#This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the # #song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. # From: [email protected] (Philip Yook) Subject: Re: Gonna Hitch a Ride

It's played one half-step up.

Can someone figure out the rest? There's a neat little part at the end, too, but I don't know it.

From: Go Whalers <[email protected]> Subject: Solo to Boston's "Hitch a Ride"

Notation: 16b18 means bend the 16th fret up to the pitch at The 18th fret, i.e. a whole step. 18b16 means bend up to the 18th fret pitch before picking, then release down to the pitch At the 16th fret

/ and mean slide up or down to the note, respectively

Two guitar stuff:

Guitar 1:

Guitar 2:

Guitar 1:

Guitar 2:

Back to single guitar:

H = Artificial harmonic: 1 octave and a fifth above fundamental

There's actually two guitars here, but I'm lazy, so I only Did one:

Dave Shapiro [email protected]