Biography:
What the hell is a Wrinkle Neck Mule? A sophomoric phallic reference? Too easy. A pack animal used in the Sierra Madre mountains of Mexico to transport opium to America in the early 1900s? History channel worthy, but wrong. A band of five (or four, depending on the wind) from Richmond, Virginia carrying indie-rockish country music about the land? Eureka. Daily double.
Born somewhere on I-64 between Charlottesville and Richmond, Virginia in late 1999
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Other songs:
- 17 Miles Of Bourbon
- 17 Years More
- Apprentice To Ghosts
- Banks Of The James
- Beehive
- Before The Rise And Fall
- Bells And Whistles
- Big Dipper
- Black Skies For The High And Mighty
- Bottomland
- Broken Rider
- Bury My Gold
- Cadillac Limousine
- Catfish And Color Tvs
- Central Daylight Time
- Chemical Dependence
- Cracks And Seams
- Cumberland Sound
- Days Dont End
- Discarded
- Dopamine Dream
- Double Blade
- Dust Of Saturday
- Eyes Down
- Failure Of Liver
- Fortune Fades
- Gold Dust Twin
- Head Of Steam
- Heavens High
- Howard Johnson
- Leaving Chattanooga
- Let The Lead Fly
- Liberty Bell
- Light Of Day
- Liza
- Lowlight
- Mecklenburg County
- Medicine Bow
- Minor Enough
- Mustang Island
- Never Was The Bird
- No Consolation
- Okeechobee
- On Wounded Knee
- One Hand In The Furnace
- Pale Colored Hue
- Parting Of The Clouds
- Patience In The Shadows
- Pleasure Is The Absence Of Pain
- Pull Me From The Wreckage
- Push The Pedal
- Release The Reins
- Ringing In The Days
- San Gabriel
- Stone Above Your Head
- Sugar And Sunshine
- Sugar Bowl
- Sunday Special
- Swagger And Honesty
- The Lines Been Drawn
- The Waters All Run Dry
- The Whistler Knows Best
- The Wicks Have Met
- Token
- Tropical Depression
- Undertakers Song
- Ursa Major
- Wandering Valley Prelude
- Weeps
- When The Wheels Touch Down
- When Things Unravel
- Whiskey Jars
- Whistlers And Sparklers
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MINOR ENOUGH - Wrinkle Neck Mules
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Tabbed by: A.J. Conner
E-mail: [email protected]
Tuning: Standard
Second song off the album and arguably the easiest (for guitar). There is a
banjo accompaniment which I would totally tab for you if I was any good at the
banjo.
CHORDS USED:
A: x02220
E: 022100
E7: 022130 (Throw this in to mix it up)
C#m: x46654
D: xx0232
There is a little walkdown riff played on the low E string in between playing the A
and E chords that's significant to the song, and it's simple enough:
E|---3-2-0--| Play this any time you're going from an A to an E.
INTRO (Play twice):
A E
C#m D A
VERSE 1:
A
I just stand aside
E D
While you walk a hundred miles through my
A
Livin' room
A
The next chord is dischord,
E D
I'm sure, and the drunkards in the bathroom
A
drinkin' boilin' oil
CHORUS (Play twice):
A
Knock knock on the door,
E
It's quarter to three,
C#m D A
The song you sing's not minor enough for me
VERSE 2:
A
Slip into a coma,
E
up half the night
D A
When I finally realized you weren't breathin' right.
A E
Just another casualty in reality,
D A
It'll burn goin' down just like the label read.
(Repeat CHORUS twice)
Banjo Solo:
A E D A
A E D A
VERSE 3:
A
I still stand aside
E D
While you walk a hundred miles through my
A
Livin' room
A E
The next chord is dischord, I'm sure
D A
And the drunkards in the bathroom drinkin' boilin' oil.
(Repeat CHORUS twice)
If you're only playing guitar, that's the end.
If you're singing too, end by singing the CHORUS
one more time acapella.
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| x muted note
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MINOR ENOUGH - Wrinkle Neck Mules
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Tabbed by: A.J. Conner
E-mail: [email protected]
Tuning: Standard
Second song off the album and arguably the easiest (for guitar). There is a
banjo accompaniment which I would totally tab for you if I was any good at the
banjo.
CHORDS USED:
A: x02220
E: 022100
E7: 022130 (Throw this in to mix it up)
C#m: x46654
D: xx0232
There is a little walkdown riff played on the low E string in between playing the A
and E chords that's significant to the song, and it's simple enough:
E|---3-2-0--| Play this any time you're going from an A to an E.
INTRO (Play twice):
A E
C#m D A
VERSE 1:
A
I just stand aside
E D
While you walk a hundred miles through my
A
Livin' room
A
The next chord is dischord,
E D
I'm sure, and the drunkards in the bathroom
A
drinkin' boilin' oil
CHORUS (Play twice):
A
Knock knock on the door,
E
It's quarter to three,
C#m D A
The song you sing's not minor enough for me
VERSE 2:
A
Slip into a coma,
E
up half the night
D A
When I finally realized you weren't breathin' right.
A E
Just another casualty in reality,
D A
It'll burn goin' down just like the label read.
(Repeat CHORUS twice)
Banjo Solo:
A E D A
A E D A
VERSE 3:
A
I still stand aside
E D
While you walk a hundred miles through my
A
Livin' room
A E
The next chord is dischord, I'm sure
D A
And the drunkards in the bathroom drinkin' boilin' oil.
(Repeat CHORUS twice)
If you're only playing guitar, that's the end.
If you're singing too, end by singing the CHORUS
one more time acapella.
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| x muted note
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