Biography:
Whiskeytown was an alt-country band from Raleigh, North Carolina founded in 1994 and fronted by Ryan Adams along with violinist Caitlin Cary. The band produced a number of albums before ultimately parting ways in 2000.
Other members of the group included guitarists Mike Daly and Phil Wandscher, bassist Steve Grothmann and drummer Skillet Gilmore.
Adams and Cary have publicly talked of reuniting Whiskeytown on multiple occasions, as recently as 2005, but as of yet, nothing new has materialized.
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Whiskeytown Dancing With The Women At The Bar by David Ryan Adams
Am
When I see the moon, I hear the sound of the strip
Dm
Just calling my name
Am
Just calling my name
Am
When I see the moon, I hear the sound of the strip
Dm
Just calling my name
Am
Yeah it's calling my name
C G
Man I love the feeling
F C
When I go out
G F
Dancing with the women at the bar
C G
Man I love the feeling
F C
When I go out
G F
I always know my woman's close somewhere
Am
My daddy saw the moon, heard the sound of the strip
Dm
It called out his name
Am
It called out his name
My daddy saw the moon, and heard the sound of the strip
Dm
Yeah it called out his name
Am
And it called his son's name too
C G
Man I love the feeling
F C
When I go out
G F
Dancing with the women at the bar
C G
Man I love the feeling
F C
When I go out
G F
I always know my woman's close somewhere
F Am
Close somewhere
Am
When you see the moon, hear the sound of the strip
Dm
Yeah call out my name
Am
Yeah call out my name
And if you see the moon, hear the sound of the strip
Dm
Yeah call out my name
Am
Yeah call my friend's names too
C G
Man I love the feeling
F C
When I go out
G F
Dancing with the women at the bar
C G
Man I love the feeling
F C
When I go out
G F
I always know my woman's close somewhere
F Am
Close somewhere
Am
When I see the moon, I hear the sound of the strip
Dm
Just calling my name
Am
Just calling my name
Am
When I see the moon, I hear the sound of the strip
Dm
Just calling my name
Am
Yeah it's calling my name
C G
Man I love the feeling
F C
When I go out
G F
Dancing with the women at the bar
C G
Man I love the feeling
F C
When I go out
G F
I always know my woman's close somewhere
Am
My daddy saw the moon, heard the sound of the strip
Dm
It called out his name
Am
It called out his name
My daddy saw the moon, and heard the sound of the strip
Dm
Yeah it called out his name
Am
And it called his son's name too
C G
Man I love the feeling
F C
When I go out
G F
Dancing with the women at the bar
C G
Man I love the feeling
F C
When I go out
G F
I always know my woman's close somewhere
F Am
Close somewhere
Am
When you see the moon, hear the sound of the strip
Dm
Yeah call out my name
Am
Yeah call out my name
And if you see the moon, hear the sound of the strip
Dm
Yeah call out my name
Am
Yeah call my friend's names too
C G
Man I love the feeling
F C
When I go out
G F
Dancing with the women at the bar
C G
Man I love the feeling
F C
When I go out
G F
I always know my woman's close somewhere
F Am
Close somewhere
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