Owner of A Lonely Heart Transcribed by Evan Jaslow JaslowDrumSheets.com Yes 90125 Alan White Pop Rock q = 126 In
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Owner of A Lonely Heart Transcribed by Evan Jaslow JaslowDrumSheets.com
Yes
90125 Alan White
Pop Rock q = 126
Intro
8
3
mf
Play 3 Times
14 Verse
Move yourself ...
18
22 Chor
Owner of a lonely heart ...
26
Owner of a Lonely Heart 2
31 Verse
Say you don't ...
35
39
43 Chor
Owner of a lonely heart ...
47
50 Midd.
54
58
Owner of a Lonely Heart 3 64
3
3
3
3
68 Guit. Solo
72
76
80
84 Verse
92
Owner of a lonely heart ...
100
Owner of a Lonely Heart 4 107 Outro
111
115
fade out
119
123
Main Notation Key JaslowDrumSheets.com
Drum Set
China
Trash
Splash 1
Splash 2
Right Crash 1
Right Crash 2
2nd Hi-Hat**
Ride
Ride Bell***
Left Crash 1
Left Crash 2
Hi-Hat (Closed/Loose/Open)*
6
Shaker
Sleigh Bells
2nd Ride Bell****
Tamborine
Crashed/ 2nd Ride
Hi-Hat w/ foot
Foot crash
Foot tamborine
Rack Toms***** (Highest/High/Mid/Low)
Timbalitos (High/Mid/Low)
Rototoms (High/Mid/Low)
Floor Toms (High/Low)
12
Snare
Rim Click
2nd Snare
Kick Drum (Primary/Secondary)
Rims
Repeat beat Repeat measure
* Keep the hi-hat the notated style until notated otherwise. ** The second hi-hat is normally kept loose, so the style notations are typically not necessary. *** The bell of other cymbals will also be notated with a diamond notehead. **** On the rare occasion this is necessary, other indications will be made to make this clearer. ***** For reference, the average three-tom setup would use the high and mid rack toms and the high floor tom. Rototoms and timbalitos are rarely used except in the largest drum sets. - All ghost notes are notated as smaller versions of the above noteheads. - In most cases, I only notate the 2nd (bolded) crashes when there is a clear distinction heard on the recording, especially if I'm familiar with the drummer's setup. Also, assume the bolded x represents crashing the first ride, unless it is stated that the drummer uses two rides (a rare occurrence).