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Timothy Stuart Jones (born 1971) is an American composer and musician. Jones has composed film scores for film and television.
Jones is currently composing the music for the fourth season of Chuck on NBC. He has been the sole composer since the series debut in 2007.
Tim Jones, who majored in film scoring, graduated in 1994 with a Bachelor's degree from the Berklee College of Music in Boston.
Jones has had several collaborations with writer/director J.
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Four years of hard work!This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
No capo. Standard tuning.
[Verse 1]
E A E
I remember when I heard Haggard tell us how his momma cried.
B7
And the man in black played Folsum for the boys locked up inside.
E A E
And old George and the Jones boys let us know the race was on.
B7 E E7
And Willie and Walen went outlaw playin on a stage out in ole Tuson.
[Chorus]
A E
Play me some old time country, the kind of music that soothes my soul,
B7 E E7
like we used to hear when we listed to the Grand Old Oprey on A.M. radio.
A E
I miss the sound of them fiddles, and the whine of steel guitars.
B7 E
Take me back to when life was simple. Let me hear the old time country stars.
[Verse 2]
E A E
there was Roy, Hank, and Lefty, sweet Loreta and Patsy Cline.
B7
Ledgends heard at the Ryman have made that place a shrine.
E A E
But what ever happened to the golden sonunds? Why, they must have slipped away.
B7 E E7
I don't hear no country in that shit they play today.
[Chorus]
A E
Play me some old time country, the kind of music that soothes my soul,
B7 E E7
like we used to hear when we listed to the Grand Old Oprey on A.M. radio.
A E
I miss the sound of them fiddles, and the whine of steel guitars.
B7 E
Take me back to when life was simple. Let me hear the old time country stars.
[Outro]
B7 E
Take me back to when life was simple. Let me hear the old time country stars.
[Verse 1]
E A E
I remember when I heard Haggard tell us how his momma cried.
B7
And the man in black played Folsum for the boys locked up inside.
E A E
And old George and the Jones boys let us know the race was on.
B7 E E7
And Willie and Walen went outlaw playin on a stage out in ole Tuson.
[Chorus]
A E
Play me some old time country, the kind of music that soothes my soul,
B7 E E7
like we used to hear when we listed to the Grand Old Oprey on A.M. radio.
A E
I miss the sound of them fiddles, and the whine of steel guitars.
B7 E
Take me back to when life was simple. Let me hear the old time country stars.
[Verse 2]
E A E
there was Roy, Hank, and Lefty, sweet Loreta and Patsy Cline.
B7
Ledgends heard at the Ryman have made that place a shrine.
E A E
But what ever happened to the golden sonunds? Why, they must have slipped away.
B7 E E7
I don't hear no country in that shit they play today.
[Chorus]
A E
Play me some old time country, the kind of music that soothes my soul,
B7 E E7
like we used to hear when we listed to the Grand Old Oprey on A.M. radio.
A E
I miss the sound of them fiddles, and the whine of steel guitars.
B7 E
Take me back to when life was simple. Let me hear the old time country stars.
[Outro]
B7 E
Take me back to when life was simple. Let me hear the old time country stars.
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