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Date: Tue, 18 Dec 2001 07:44:44 -0800 (PST)
From: Jason Yankee 
Subject: c/cream/i_feel_free.crd

Name: I Feel Free

Artists: Cream

Transcribed by: Jason Yankee

Note: This is all my own work.

Intro:

E chord, E 7 chord, E chord, E 7 chord, E chord,

E 7 chord, E chord, D chord, E chord, D chord, E chord

Verse: Uses same chords as above starting with the

first E 7 chord

Other Part:

C chord, D chord, C chord, D chord

Guitar solo is played over the verse chords then

back to the verse. (Well, listen to the song and

you will get the hang of how it goes.)

I think that the lead guitar parts are done with

either the E major or minor scales.

Any Questions ?

Please e-mail me at banjokayankee@yahoo.com

Good Luck !

Jason