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From: "Greg Pamplin" 
Subject: p/petty_tom/im_a_joker.btab
Date: Sat, 15 Jun 2002 22:36:40 -0700

Title:  I'm A Joker
Artist: Tom Petty
Author: Gregory Pamplin


Please note, this is all my own work.  I looked around on the net to see =
what chords The Steve Miller band used, and then went from there.  If =
you notice however, Tom's band sings/plays this in a completely =
different key to Steve's band.

Anyhow, the song just keeps repeating the notes: F-B-C-B-A-F.  Listen to =
the song for the timing and changes.


Nonetheless, the notes are as follows:

     F       B      C      A OR A*
e|---------------------------------
B|---------------------------------
G|---------------------------------
D|---------------------------------
A|-----------1------3------0-------
E|---1--------------------------5--

*Denotes that both A chords are the same pitch, and will work equally =
well.  It's just that by using the second one, it is hard to get back to =
the F very quickly.


Finally, the pattern (in detail):
  FF-FFBB-BBCC-CCBBBBAAAA-FF

It's that simple folks!

Good luck.