a quick tiddy: Who's talking

Put the about 145 JJ songs I have on disc (and are not covered by the two tab books or the Steve Chapman tabs) on a shuffle, and this song came up. Of course, Travel-log is another true fave, better than #8 and number 10 combined. Even though I remember JJ saying he likes the albums with numbers as their names, tonally those two aren't all that hot.

The main part of the song (already goes through this twice before the vocals kick in):
G5///G5///G5///D7///
G5///C7///G5///D7///

I play this just in E shape barres (so G is at third fret, D is at 10th fret, C at 8th fret). So I basically just play the bottom two or three strings, so all the 3 chords might sound like 5th chords most of the time, instead of the sevenths... I just wrote them like that because I fretted them like that.

The mid section is maybe just G, and a D7 at the end. Or something like that. Didn't have time to really listen to it... I just strummed a G higher up.

This is the first 35 seconds of intro high clean solo guitar:
e-1-3-1-3'-3'-1------------3'-1-3~-3p1h3--1------------------
b---------------3-1h3-----------------------3-1-3~-----------

e-3-1-3-6--3-1-3-6-3--1-3------------------------------------
b-------------------------3-1-3----3-2-1-3-------------------
g------------------------------------------------------------
d------------------------------------------3'-5--------------

e-3-1-3-6-3---3-1-3-6-3-1--------3-1-3-3^-1-3----------------
b-------------------------3-1--------------------------------

So it's basically G minor pentatonic scale again. Or actually G minor blues scale, if you count the b5 note on the 2nd fret of the B string. In my trascription I am in the 5th and the first scale pattern box.