Chords for Larry Carlton's Third World Man GUITAR SOLO tutorial

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_ _ _ _ _ Most of you, and Larry too, _ _ play with a pick, or they play with a pick [Db] when you're doing
this _ solo, and that's totally cool.
I like [G] using my fingers because I like the way the double stops sound. _ _
[Ab] _ _ _ [Db] _ [Eb] _ _ [E] Stuff like that.
_ [Am] I [G] just like having those two notes executed at the same time, so it kind of gives the
_ apparency of a double track type thing that Larry _ did on that song.
But _ anyway, a couple things.
At the beginning, you've [Ab] got these chords, right?
Everybody tends to play these things differently.
[E] It's an Ab major 7.
_ Okay, and _
[Ab] we've got [G] Ab, Eb, _ _ [Ab] G, and a C.
_ _ _ And this [Db] thing, [Ab] this is like a Gb major 9 without a 3rd.
Okay, so you've got your Gb, you've got your [Gb] [F] Db, _ _ you have _ _ the F right [Fm] here, [Em] which is your
[Gbm] Ab major 7, [Db] _ [Ab] _ _ [E] and this is an Ab which is a [Gb] [Db] 9th, and this is your 5th.
[G] So there's no 3rd in there, right?
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[N] And then this thing is a C minor 7 with an Ab in the bass.
Okay, and I know it looks like an Eb major upper voicing [Eb] chord, right?
But [E] it's not functioning as an Eb major, okay?
It's functioning as a C [Eb] minor.
So those are those chords, right?
_ _ [Ab] _ [A] _ _ _ _ [B] _
[Ab] _ [Db] _ _ _ [Em] And then he goes into this stuff, right?
_ Which we all kind of do [F] the same way.
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I know a lot of people play this part _ up _ _ here, _ _ _ _ [N] _
_ which is cool.
I like this over here.
I just like [Ab] the tone, a little [Eb] brighter tone.
[Ab] _ _ _
[Abm] And at the end of this note, sometimes [Em] I do this.
_ [N]
You know, I get this like that, you know?
I can't do that over here.
_ It sounds like that, right?
[A] So _ that's why I chose to do it there, right?
_ _ It's all cool, everybody does it the same way.
_ [Eb] _ _ _ _
[A] Let's see.
[C] _ _ [Ab] _ _ [F] _
That thing there, which is great about using [Ab] your fingers, you can cut off other notes
independent of this other thing you're doing, right?
This bend or this pull off.
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_ So when I resolve [Dm] to this note, which is an F, I'm actually [Em] cutting off the top string
to get [E] rid of this thing, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ [F] _
_ [E] right?
And so when you pull off that, you don't [C] get [F] this.
This [E] thing.
[C] _
And then all this, [Ab] it's all cool, everybody does this the same.
[Db] _ [Eb] _
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_ _ _ [Em] It's all [Fm] good.
[A] _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [N] _ And then he has this monster bend that goes [Ab] from an Ab _ to [C] a C, two whole steps.
_ And you got to have your guitar like set up really well
_ _ _ so you [G] don't bottom out.
_ _ [Ab] And because that's a tough bend, you really got to get leverage on that string.
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_ _ And [Ab] this thing, this _ _ _ _ double stop he had, _ [A]
right?
Because [E] he was able to bend on this [Gm] note, _
_ _ _ [Ab] you know, on two [E] tracks.
So I do it this way.
_ [Ab] _ _ [Am] So as I release this guy, [E] I can just throw that in with my finger.
_ Again, another benefit to using the finger.
And so