Corey Hart - Sunglasses At Night Tab
I figured out this tab in 15 min. so if it's messed up then fix it, but
I'm pretty sure it's correct.
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Standard tuning(E,A,D,G,B,E)
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E----------------|
B----2--1--------|
(part A) G----------3-----| 2X
D-3--------------|
A----------------|
E----------------|
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E-----------------------|
B----2--1---------------|
(Part B) G-0--------3------------| 2X
D-----------------------|
A-----------------------|
E-----------------------|
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E-----------------------|
B----2--1---------------|
(Part C) G----------3------------| 2X
D-4---------------------|
A-----------------------|
E-----------------------|
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Then you just repeat parts A,B, and C until the end.
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YOU CAN ALSO SUBSTITUTE PARTS A, B, AND C FOR PARTS Aa, Bb, AND Cc BELOW
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E-------------------------|
B------2-2--1-1-----------|
(Part Aa) G----------------3-3------|
D-3-3---------------------|
A-------------------------|
E-------------------------|
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E-------------------------|
B------2-2--1-1-----------|
(Part Bb) G-0-0------------3-3------|
D-------------------------|
A-------------------------|
E-------------------------|
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E-------------------------|
B------2-2--1-1-----------|
(Part Cc) G----------------3-3------|
D-4-4---------------------|
A-------------------------|
E-------------------------|
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Sunglasses At Night tabs @ 911Tabs
About artist:
Corey Hart's first album was recorded in Manchester, England in the spring of 1982. Released in 1983, First Offense, featured the hit songs "Sunglasses at Night" and "It Ain't Enough". The album sold well in both Canada and the United States. The follow-up album was Boy in the Box in 1985 featuring the smash "Never Surrender," which was Hart's highest-charting single. Hart became so popular, particularly amongst adolescents, that he was offered the role of Marty McFly in the film Back to the Future, which he turned down. (The role eventually went to another Canadian, Michael J. Fox.) Hart's handsome looks made an impression on young fans; so much, in fact, that he was regularly featured in magazines marketed to teens, such as Tiger Beat and Bop, from 1984 to 1986.
Hart continued to record music, but his commercial success and "heart throb" status in the United States were significantly reduced after Box. Today, Hart lives in the Bahamas with his wife, French-Canadian singer Julie Masse, and their four children: daughters India, Dante & River and son Rain. Masse, born on June 3, had her birthdate used for one of Hart's songs Third Of June.
He works primarily as a songwriter, writing music for his wife and other artists, including Celine Dion.
Indexed at Wikipedia.