Misc Traditional — Elephant Walk Tab

I wanted to figure out how to play this Tuba/Sousaphone bassline but couldn't
find any tabs or anything on it. So this is a transcription to guitar, which
could also be played on a bass. I just think it sounds funny and figured
maybe someone else might like to have this. It's a fun song to play while
following someone who can take a joke.
If anyone notices something wrong with this tab, please inform me as to what. And if 
any tuba/sousaphone players out there that know the notes, please post a comment/correction 
send them to my listed address.

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			     Elephant Walk — Misc Traditional
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Tabbed by: SomeRandomLeech
Email: unkn0wnfr34k—ultimateguitar@yahoo.com

Tuning: Standard

e|———————|————|——————|
B|———————|————|——————|
G|———————|————|——————|
D|———————|—OR—|——————|
A|—8/13——|————|——————|
E|—6/11——|————|—6/11—|

Then

e|————————————————————————————|
B|————————————————————————————|
G|————————————————————————————|
D|————————————————————————————|
A|—|Somewhat fast|————————————|
E|———15—13—16—18———11~H—15—13—|

And repeat

To do a distorted, elephant falling type end, just do a sort of random sliding up and
down motion on the higher strings. Play around to find something you think sounds funny.

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Keep in mind that you can always move some higher notes to higher strings by
lowering the fret number by 5 per string. In other words, fret 15 on the low
E string is equivalent to fret 10 on the A string. Moving the notes around
can help reduce the space you have to travel up and down the neck. Find an
easy note pattern that works for you.

__Legend__

~H      hold note

Update 11/14/08 — Changed header, fixed some typing errors.