Biography:
The five souls in Elephant Revival are Sage Cook (banjo, guitar, mandolin, tenor banjo, bass and fiddle); Bridget Law (fiddle, octave fiddle); Bonnie Paine (washboard, djembe, musical saw, stompbox); Daniel Rodriguez (guitar, banjo, bass); and Dango Rose (double-bass, mandolin, banjo). All share vocals and write songs. Paine delivers additional beats via footstomps on plywood, her stockinged feet doing near jigs as her hands, encased in antique leather gloves, rub silver nickel against corrugated metal.
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Without the fiddle solo, I find it interesting in that space between the two
verses to play the same chord pattern, hammering on the sus4 of each chord.
Enjoy!
BTW, the chords for some reason won't go above the right syllable when UG formats
it, so listen to the track to figure it out.
First little run-up into the D:
e|------------------2--------------------------------------------------------|
B|------------------3--------------------------------------------------------|
G|------------------2--------------------------------------------------------|
D|------------------0--------------------------------------------------------|
A|---0---2---4---5-----------------------------------------------------------|
E|---------------------------------------------------------------------------|
D A
Well there is a clock, on the coffee machine,
G A
Telling you what time it is relative to where youve got to be,
D A
And there is a clock, on the console of your car,
G A D
Telling you what time it is relative to how far youve got to go before youre there,
A G A
At your destination, be it place of work, place of rest or the watering hole.
D A
Well the question remains, what is time?
G
Its when the sun goes up, the sun goes down,
A
the moon comes out and people dance all around.
FIDDLE SOLO!
Even Einstein said, time’s not a condition in which we live,
But a condition in which we think and we can change the way we think.
So the question remains, what is time?
Its when the sun goes up, the sun goes down,
The moon comes out and people dance all around.
Without the fiddle solo, I find it interesting in that space between the two
verses to play the same chord pattern, hammering on the sus4 of each chord.
Enjoy!
BTW, the chords for some reason won't go above the right syllable when UG formats
it, so listen to the track to figure it out.
First little run-up into the D:
e|------------------2--------------------------------------------------------|
B|------------------3--------------------------------------------------------|
G|------------------2--------------------------------------------------------|
D|------------------0--------------------------------------------------------|
A|---0---2---4---5-----------------------------------------------------------|
E|---------------------------------------------------------------------------|
D A
Well there is a clock, on the coffee machine,
G A
Telling you what time it is relative to where youve got to be,
D A
And there is a clock, on the console of your car,
G A D
Telling you what time it is relative to how far youve got to go before youre there,
A G A
At your destination, be it place of work, place of rest or the watering hole.
D A
Well the question remains, what is time?
G
Its when the sun goes up, the sun goes down,
A
the moon comes out and people dance all around.
FIDDLE SOLO!
Even Einstein said, time’s not a condition in which we live,
But a condition in which we think and we can change the way we think.
So the question remains, what is time?
Its when the sun goes up, the sun goes down,
The moon comes out and people dance all around.
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