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Strummer’s Corner: Long Haired Country Boy by Charlie Daniels Band
A perfect song for an alternating bass. It’s in the key of D (and spends much of its time over the chord). Intro and Transition Verse 1 D People say I’m no good and crazy as a loon Cause I get stoned in the mornin, get drunk in the afternoon Kinda like my ole blue…
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Strummer’s Corner: Into The Mystic by Van Morrison
Lesson 1: Strumming Pattern Lesson 2: Chords And Lyrics capo III [Verse 1] C We were born before the wind C Also younger than the sun G ‘Ere the bonny boat was won G C As we sailed into the mystic [Verse 2] C Hark, now, hear the sailor’s cry C Smell the sea and feel the…
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Unplugged: Breathe by Pink Floyd
Lesson 1: Chords Used Lesson 2: Strumming Pattern Lesson 4: Chords And Lyrics Pink Floyd — Breathe Chords And Lyric Text File
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Session Eleven
Exercise 1 Exercise 2 Exercise 3 =)
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Strummer’s Corner: Redemption Song by Bob Marley
Intro This song might be from Bob Marley, but it’s not a reggae song as you might believe. It’s just a rock type ballad. It’s in the key of G and uses only simple open chords. Introduction The intro is kind of like adding a little phrase that’s built around a G chord. Watch The…
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Strummer’s Corner: After Midnight by Eric Clapton
after midnight jj cale [Verse 1] C D# F C After midnight, we’re gonna let it all hang down. C D# F C After midnight, we’re gonna chug-a-lug and shout. [Chorus] C We’re gonna stimulate some action, F Were gonna get some satisfaction. G We’re gonna find out what it is all about. [Verse 2]…
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Tangled Up In Blue- Bob Dylan
Tangled Up In Blue is a lyrically daring song that tells its story in the first and third person and mixes past, present, and future together. It ranked it #68 on Rolling Stone magazine’s list of the 500 Greatest Songs of All Time. Strumming You can almost use just straight-eight strumming patterns. I said “almost”,…
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Strummer’s Corner: Refugee by Tom Petty
Main Riff Chords And Lyrics Click Here For Chords And Lyrics Text File For Refugee