The Transcription takes you through before the bridge which leads into the
		guitar solo. The Transcription covers the intro and verse parts.
		The tune starts off with the following chromatic sequence:

		e|------------------|----------------| } To Main Riff
		B|------------------|----------------|
		G|------------------|----------------|
		D|----------------- |----------------|
		A|-5--6--7----------|--2--3--4--5----|
		E|---------3--4--5--|----------------|

Main Riff:	e|----------------|----------------|----------------|
		B|----------------|----------------|----------------|
		G|----------------|----------------|----------------|
		D|---------------5|---------------5|---------------5|
		A|-7-7-7-7-7-7-77-|-7-7-7-7-7-7-77-|-7-7-7-7-7-7-77-|
		E|----------------|----------------|----------------|

		e|----------------|-------------|
		B|----------------|-------------|
		G|----------------|-------------|
		D|----------------|-------------|
		A|-7-7-7-7-7-7-77-|---7---6---5-|
		E|----------------|-------------|

		Like a lot of the tunes on In Rock, the verse rythm is based on the
		descending sequence from Bar 5 of the main riff.

Verse Rythm:	  C#5                E5  D#5 D5 
		e|----------------|-------------|
		B|----------------|-------------|
		G|----------------|-------------|
		D|-6-6-6-6-6-6-66-|---9---8---7-|
		A|-4-4-4-4-4-4-44-|---7---6---5-|
		E|----------------|-------------|
		End of Verse

		Then when Ian Sings "Cry.......Free" play this:
		  Cry............ Free.............
		  E5              F#5
		e|---------------|----------------| (1st Time back to Main Riff)
		B|---------------|----------------| (2nd Time go to bridge)
		G|-9-(hold)------|-11-(hold)------|
		D|-9-(chord)-----|-11-(chord)-----|
		A|-7-(full bar)--|-9--(full bar)--|
		E|---------------|----------------|

		After this there is bridge and 2 guitar solos.
		If you want to hear the full track buy the new digital remastered version of
		"In Rock". Cry Free was originally left of In Rock and has been remixed by
		Roger Glover.
		If you want to play, try something from the C# Blues Scale.