Biography:
Gram Parsons (November 5, 1946 – September 19, 1973) was an American singer, songwriter, guitarist and pianist born Ingram Cecil Connor, III. A solo artist as well as a member of The International Submarine Band, The Byrds and The Flying Burrito Brothers, he is best known for a series of recordings which anticipate the country rock of the 1970s and the alt-country movement that began in the 80s. Parsons was a close friend of Keith Richards and is also credited for turning the Rolling Stones onto country music in their 'Let it Bleed'-era.
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- Blue Eyes
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- Brass Buttons
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- Drug Store Truck Drivin Man
- Grievous Angel
- Hearts Of Fire
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- Hickory Wind
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- How Much Ive Lied
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- In My Hour Of Darkness
- Kiss The Children
- Love Hurts
- Luxury Liner
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- Nothing Was Delivered
- November Nights
- Ooh Las Vegas
- Return Of The Grievous Angel
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Gram Parsons She written by Gram Parsons
Chris Ethridge
Gram Parsons vocals/acoustic guitar
Barry Tashian rhythmn guitar/background vocals
Rik Grech bass
John Conrad bass
Ronnie Tutt drums
John Guerin drums
Glen D Hardin piano
James Burton lead guitar
Al Perkins steel guitar
Buddy Emmons steel guitar
Bb D7
She she came from the land of the cotton
Gm Bb7 Eb Bb F
Land that was nearly forgotten by everyone
Bb D7
And She worked and she slaved so hard
Gm Bb7 Eb Bb
A big old field was her back yard in the delta sun
Ab Eb Bb
Oh, but she sure could sing
Ab Eb Bb F
Oh, she sure could sing
Bb D7
Then He looked down and he took a little pity
Gm Bb7
The whole town swore he decided
Eb Bb F
He'd help her some
Bb D7
And he didn't mind if she wasn't very pretty
Gm Bb7
For deep inside his heart he knew
Eb Bb
She was the only one
Ab Eb Bb
Oh but she sure could sing
Ab Eb Bb
Yea she sure could sing
F
She had faith, she had believing
Bb
She led all the people together in singing
F
And she prayed every night to the lord up Ebove
Eb F Cm Cm/Bb F
Hallelujah oh hallelujah
Bb D7
They use to walk singing songs by the river
Gm Bb7
Even when she knew for sure
Eb Bb
She had to go away
Bb D7
And she never knew what her life had to give her
Gm Bb7
And never had to worry about it
Eb Bb
For one single day
Ab Eb Bb
My but she sure could sing
Ab Eb Bb
Oh yes sure could sing
F
She had faith, she had believing
Bb
Led all the people together in singing
F
And she prayed every night to the lord up above
Eb F Cm Cm/Bb F
Hallelujah oh hallelujah
Bb D7
She she came from the land of the cotton
Gm Bb7 Eb Bb
Land that was nearly forgotten by everyone
Bb D7
And She worked and she slaved so hard
Gm Bb7 Eb Bb
A big old field was her back yard in the delta sun
Ab Eb Bb
Oh, but she sure could sing
Ab Eb Bb
My, she sure could sing
Ab Eb Bb
Oh, but she sure could sing
Ab Eb Bb
Oh, but she sure could sing
From Gram Parsons "GP"
Reprise Records 1972
Irving Music Inc/House Of Jones Music(BMI)
Chris Ethridge
Gram Parsons vocals/acoustic guitar
Barry Tashian rhythmn guitar/background vocals
Rik Grech bass
John Conrad bass
Ronnie Tutt drums
John Guerin drums
Glen D Hardin piano
James Burton lead guitar
Al Perkins steel guitar
Buddy Emmons steel guitar
Bb D7
She she came from the land of the cotton
Gm Bb7 Eb Bb F
Land that was nearly forgotten by everyone
Bb D7
And She worked and she slaved so hard
Gm Bb7 Eb Bb
A big old field was her back yard in the delta sun
Ab Eb Bb
Oh, but she sure could sing
Ab Eb Bb F
Oh, she sure could sing
Bb D7
Then He looked down and he took a little pity
Gm Bb7
The whole town swore he decided
Eb Bb F
He'd help her some
Bb D7
And he didn't mind if she wasn't very pretty
Gm Bb7
For deep inside his heart he knew
Eb Bb
She was the only one
Ab Eb Bb
Oh but she sure could sing
Ab Eb Bb
Yea she sure could sing
F
She had faith, she had believing
Bb
She led all the people together in singing
F
And she prayed every night to the lord up Ebove
Eb F Cm Cm/Bb F
Hallelujah oh hallelujah
Bb D7
They use to walk singing songs by the river
Gm Bb7
Even when she knew for sure
Eb Bb
She had to go away
Bb D7
And she never knew what her life had to give her
Gm Bb7
And never had to worry about it
Eb Bb
For one single day
Ab Eb Bb
My but she sure could sing
Ab Eb Bb
Oh yes sure could sing
F
She had faith, she had believing
Bb
Led all the people together in singing
F
And she prayed every night to the lord up above
Eb F Cm Cm/Bb F
Hallelujah oh hallelujah
Bb D7
She she came from the land of the cotton
Gm Bb7 Eb Bb
Land that was nearly forgotten by everyone
Bb D7
And She worked and she slaved so hard
Gm Bb7 Eb Bb
A big old field was her back yard in the delta sun
Ab Eb Bb
Oh, but she sure could sing
Ab Eb Bb
My, she sure could sing
Ab Eb Bb
Oh, but she sure could sing
Ab Eb Bb
Oh, but she sure could sing
From Gram Parsons "GP"
Reprise Records 1972
Irving Music Inc/House Of Jones Music(BMI)
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