NOTES ON THE FRETBOARD -written by David Taub

6 5 4 3 2 1 E A D G B E Edie Ate Dynamite Good Bye Edie

Low

12th fret

9th fret

7th fret

5th fret

3rd fret

1st Fret

F Bb F C G# Eb

G#

G

F#

C

B

Bb

A

B

E

Eb

D

C#

F

E

Eb

D

C#

C

E

F

F#

G

A

G#

G

F#

B

Bb

A

D

C#

C

B

Bb

A

G# C#

C

D

Bb

A

E B G

F#

F

E

Eb

D

G

G#

A

Bb

F#

G

B

C

G# C#

Eb

F#

Eb

D

C#

F

E

The twelve-note scale consists of:

A, Bb, B, C, C#, D, Eb, E, F, F#, G, G# Copyright David Taub, 2005 - all rights reserved – unauthorized duplication or distribution is prohibited

# = SHARP b = FLAT

High

A and G strings are related – from any note on the A string go 2 strings down and 2 frets over and you have the same note an octave higher on the

G string

E and D strings are related – from any note on the E string go 2 strings down and 2 frets

over and you have the same note an octave higher on

the D string

Low E and High E strings have same

note names on each fret – just two octaves apart