Biography:
Ian Tyson (born September 25, 1933) is a cowboy folk singer from Alberta, Canada who was born in Victoria, British Columbia.
He and his then-wife Sylvia Fricker constituted one of the most popular folk duos of the 1960s, Ian & Sylvia. Tyson gradually shifted to the cowboy way while still with Sylvia, accentuating the western life through song. Residing on a ranch in southern Alberta, Tyson tours all over the west.
In 2005, CBC Radio One listeners chose his song
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Other songs:
- Albertas Child
- Barrel Racin Angel
- Barrel Racing Angel
- Claude Dallas
- Cottonwood Canyon
- Eighteen Inches Of Rain
- Elko Blues
- Fifty Years Ago
- Four Strong Winds
- Goodnight Loving Trail
- Jaquima To Freno
- Murder Steer
- Navajo Rug
- Old Double Diamond
- Red Velvet
- Roll On Owyhee
- Saddle Bronc Girl
- Some Kind Of Fool
- Someday Soon
- Somewhere In The Rubies
- Spring Time In Alberta
- Springtime In Alberta
- Summer Wages
- The Coyote And The Cowboy
- The Gift
- The Lovin Sound
- The Old Double Diamond
- The Wonder Of It All
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From: "Joshua D. Sims"
Jaquima To Freno (Ian Tyson, B. McIntyre)
A
Jaquima to freno
He's an old vaquero
>From another time
Hands as fine as the
D
Dealers of Reno
He's been to the ocean
He's been to the sea
A
Big long tapaderos hangin' both sides
Of an old Visalia tree
Chorus 1:
E A E
Hey Mr. Vaquero
D
Put a handle on my pony for me
C#
Teach me the mystery
Verse 2:
A
Jaquima to freno
He's an old Amansador
Still hangin' on
Just about gone
Like the California Condor
D
He been down to the rodear ground
Seen him on the movie screen
A
Ah but sometimes I think he's like America
Only see him in your dreams
(repeat chorus 1)
Chorus 2:
C# E
Did they sing all day
C#
Did they dance all night
E
Did they ride their spade bit ponies
C#
Through the golden light
E
Did they find true love
C#
Was it all a bunch of lies
E A
Quien sabe, maybe it was paradise
(repeat first verse, choruses 1 and 2 in that order)
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This was tabed by memory so there might be a mistake or two...but I doubt
it. Any comments? Send to [email protected]!
#This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the #
#song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. #
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------##
From: "Joshua D. Sims"
Jaquima To Freno (Ian Tyson, B. McIntyre)
A
Jaquima to freno
He's an old vaquero
>From another time
Hands as fine as the
D
Dealers of Reno
He's been to the ocean
He's been to the sea
A
Big long tapaderos hangin' both sides
Of an old Visalia tree
Chorus 1:
E A E
Hey Mr. Vaquero
D
Put a handle on my pony for me
C#
Teach me the mystery
Verse 2:
A
Jaquima to freno
He's an old Amansador
Still hangin' on
Just about gone
Like the California Condor
D
He been down to the rodear ground
Seen him on the movie screen
A
Ah but sometimes I think he's like America
Only see him in your dreams
(repeat chorus 1)
Chorus 2:
C# E
Did they sing all day
C#
Did they dance all night
E
Did they ride their spade bit ponies
C#
Through the golden light
E
Did they find true love
C#
Was it all a bunch of lies
E A
Quien sabe, maybe it was paradise
(repeat first verse, choruses 1 and 2 in that order)
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This was tabed by memory so there might be a mistake or two...but I doubt
it. Any comments? Send to [email protected]!
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