Keasbey Nights

 
Keasbey Nights

It's been a while since I've done this...
A#  A# G# F# F F#

B A# A#  A# G# F# F F#  F F# G#

A#   A# G# F# F F#

B A# A#  A# G# F# F F# F# G# F#
chord building by the horns:

C#

all horns but bari play the line, then

F# F# G# G# A# A# B B G#

G# C#   (or you can be cool and play: G# F# D# C#)
F# F#  G# A# G# F#

F# F# C# D# F# 

F# F# G# A# G# F#

C# D# F# G#         

^the second and fourth lines are both different from what everyone else plays,
but that's how he plays it on the album.
Everything repeats, except for the last part after the chorus. The bari
gradually starts playing what everyone else plays. 

It's only the fourth line that changes the second time, to:

C# D# A# G#
The last time he changes the second and fourth lines:

F# F# G# A# G# F#

F# F# G# A# F#

F# F# G# A# G# F#

C# B A# G#

F#
Not too complicated, but the trill between F and F# can get complicated when
played fast, and so can the C# D# A# G#, but overall a good, easy song
*Note: If you want to play Point/Keasbey/Counterpoint, you stop Keasbey after
the second verse (After C# D# A# and G#, before the band shout).

Want to be cool too? Play Keasbey/9mm!