#YOUTUBE POUR SOME SUGAR ON ME VIDEO HOW TO#

Solo: I just broke it up into parts, so when you first learn it, try playing it in the same parts. On the seventh just strum down hard for the 1 chord and the 6 chord and then up, down, down. (You can either hold the last note of the solo for a while, or just go right into the chorus, whichever you want.) Then, you wait while the whole band sings 'Pour, pour, pour, pour.' and then you come in with the muting. After the solo, you play the pre chorus for the final time. On the third and final chorus, it gets a little more complex. On the second chorus, you play it the same, except for at the end, when you hold the last chord before going into the solo. Then play the next two, muting after them too. On the first chorus, you play the 10 chord three times. Chorus 1, 2, and 3: -This part is also pretty easy, play down, down, down, pause. Pre-Chorus 1, 2, and 3: -This part is pretty easy, just remember to mute the strings with your playing hand instead of with you palm to get the sound. Its easiest to play it down, down, pause, down, up, down, up. Verse 1, and 2: -Both verses are exactly the same, the only difference is you palm mute the first four times, and play regularly the last eight times. On the fourth and final time, go down, down, pause, down, up, and then mute the strings right after the last chord. Rhythm: Use all down strums and slide the first three times. Just practice both versions of the riff so that you dont get mixed up while playing the song.

On the second time that this riff comes up in the sound, it changes slightly. Also keep your picking hand in almost the same position when palm-muting, and when not palm-muting, so that it sounds right. Intro and Bridge: -Lead: Keep your playing hand in one position, it makes it easier to get the feel for the riff.

#YOUTUBE POUR SOME SUGAR ON ME VIDEO HOW TO#

Now, Ill try to explain how to play each section. Also, at the bottom, Ill include on how to play the song itself. This is my first tab so bear with me, and good luck! P.S.- Ive noticed that with a lot of tabs that its not too easy to find out the easiest way to play the solos when all you have is the tab, so Ill try to explain the best way to make it sound like how Jared Monaco plays it. Its a really fun song to play over, and its not too hard either. I only know the both guitar parts in a couple spots, but I tabbed it out so that just one guitarist can play it all the way through the way I do. Theres an open high E string in the solo, and the only way to play it and have it sound right is to tune to this tuning. Ive watched The Maine play this live, and have seen several videos on Youtube, along with playing over the song myself, and I am pretty sure that this is the tuning they use for the song. Pour Some Sugar On Me - The Maine - Tabbed by: Eric Wagner Email: Tuning: Eb Bb Eb Ab C F or D# A# D# G# C F whichever you like better.

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