Mellowship Slinky in B-Major

created by Tabs
(idea) by Alpheus (3.5 wk) (print)   (I like it!) Mon Feb 05 2001 at 22:09:22
Contrary to popular belief, "Mellowship Slinky In B-Major" is not actually in B-Major. It has a more natural tendancy towards E-Major with modulations randomly scattered throughout.

It does merit a fair amount of rumpshaking though.
(idea) by Skilldrick (1.6 y) (print)   (I like it!) Fri Jun 01 2001 at 16:58:08
Mellowship starts in E major for the intro, then goes into a funky B major bass line in the verse. They probably wrote the song around the verse bass and guitar, so that's where it got the name. Then it goes into an E minor chorus (good god etc.) then back into the verse. After the next chorus it goes into an B minor modulating to A minor guitar solo. Then back into the B major verse and finally back into the E major intro. Contrary to what Tabs says, Flea does not fully show off his popping and slapping skills. He just plays very funky and close to the bridge, with a lot of treble, which can sound a bit like slap.
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