Abra Moore Four Leaf Clover (Live)

[Bluemaan]

AWESOME!

[user1020]

wow. i badly need to find tabs for this song. anyone know? it's kinda hard finding it on the interwebs as well....

[joynthis]

@user1020 You don't need "tabs" for this, you need ears. Look up open-D tuning, watch what she does with her finger (singular), and practise your shy grin.

[angiemueller69]

This was one of my fav songs back in 98 I was just akid but I still remeber it!

[marksj43]

WOW!

[wookie37]

guitarist friends - has to be playing with alternate tuning or she couldn't make a chord sound with open strings right? like @ min 2:50 you can see it. It's quick.

[wookie37]

@wookie37

Same with Sugarite and No Turning Back @ Criminal Records. Hmmm.

[uhhuhhim]

@wookie37 Most, if not all, of her music is written with alternate tunings. I'm not sure what tuning she uses for this song. I've tried Open E, but I don't think that's it. And based on her fingerings, I don't think it's Open D either. I actually added her to my Myspace page and asked her if she would give me a list of her favorite tunings. She read the message, but didn't answer (go figure). I was disappointed.

[momojojo75]

@uhhuhhim I think a lot of times it is the record companies that put up there myspaces so it may have not have been her that read it

[uhhuhhim]

@wookie37 I have no idea what the tuning is on Sugarite either, but I love it. I do believe that her cover of Ku'u Home O Kahalu'u, which I've uploaded as "Hawaiian Song," is in Open D, but I've never been able to figure out which tunings she uses. I'd love to know the tuning for After All These Years, too, but I don't think she's willing to spill her secrets. I've never really fooled with alt tunings, but I wish I had been patient enough to learn more about them. Sorry I can't help further.

[wookie37]

@uhhuhhim

Yeah well I think we should both learn b/c it looks a LOT easier than reg. chords. I just have no idea even how to get started. I purposely skipped ALL the "Theory" days in guitar classes in college. I know first pos. chords but can't read music or really even tabs. But if someone shows me something it usu. sticks.

[uhhuhhim]

@wookie37 I took a music theory class in high school and had to withdraw from it because none of it made sense, so I know where you're coming from. I love Open E and Open D. The problem I have with alt tunings is that constant re-tuning can wear strings out faster which is why I usually stay in standard. The sound you can get with them, though, is awesome, but I don't know a lot of alt chord shapes so I never know what to do w/ the tuning once I'm in it. She seems to know a lot, though lol.

[Whoozinga]

I'm sorry, I do love this song but it really sounds so much like Jermaine Jackson's song Sweetest Sweetest!!! from 1984.

[jbudd]

I love her, I love this song

[MrWwwes]

I lucked into catching this wonderful artist at Lilith Fair in Atlanta in '98, and she was stunningly good. I still get goose bumps when I hear this song.  The live version here is a treasure.

[robertodoveris]

Amazing...

Muchas gracias por postear, siempre busco videos de Abra Moore, tengo todos sus discos y me gusta mucho :)

[taoworm2323]

Holy crap I am so glad this is on youtube. We need her music more. : )

[MikeyMikeisMe]

Sounds every bit as sweet and ethereal as she does on the CD. I love it when an artist sounds just as good live.

[Brateros]

I LOVE HER

[izabellizima]

thanks for posting