Biografía:
Charles Edward Anderson Berry (18 de octubre de 1926 - 18 de marzo de 2017) nació el 18 de octubre de 1926 en St. Louis. Su madre, Martha, era profesora y su padre, Henry, contratista y diácono bautista. Es el tercero de seis hermanos.
Es una figura influyente y uno de los pioneros del rock and roll.
Berry había estado tocando blues desde sus adolescencia y a principios de 1953, comienza a ganarse un sobresueldo tocando en la "Sir John's Trio" una banda que actuaba en un popular club de Saint Louis.
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¡Cuatro años de duro trabajo!Este mes de mayo cumplimos cuatro años al aire. Seguimos trabajando en la difusión de este maravilloso instrumento, ¡gracias por participar en nuestra historia!
This is my first tab and I'm pretty sure these are the correct chords for this song.
sound right to me anyway.
Just play blues power/shuffle chords with the E power chord being played on 7th fret of
A string. The A power chord on the 5th fret on the low E string and the B on the 7th
of the low E.
I don't really know the solos, but you could just write your own. Its more fun that way.
[Chorus]
E
Oh Baby Doll!
E
when bells ring out the summer free
A
Oh baby doll
E
will it end for you and me?
B
We'll sing our old Alma Mater
A E
and think of things that used to be
[Verse1]
E
I remember it so well
A
back when the weather was cool
E
we used to have so much fun
B
when we were walking to school
E
if we stopped off to hear
A
the latest songs they sing
E
and we just make it in
B
before the bells would ring
[Chorus]
E
Oh Baby Doll!
E
when bells ring out the summer free
A
Oh baby doll
E
will it end for you and me?
B
We'll sing our old Alma Mater
A E
and think of things that used to be
[Verse2]
E
When the teacher was gone
A
that's when we'd have a ball
E
we use to dance and play
B
all up and down the hall
E
we had a portable radio
A
we was ballin' the jack
E
We'd be all back in order
B
when the teacher got back
[Chorus]
E
Oh Baby Doll!
E
when bells ring out the summer free
A
Oh baby doll
E
will it end for you and me?
B
We'll sing our old Alma Mater
A E
and think of things that used to be
Keagan Wilk
sound right to me anyway.
Just play blues power/shuffle chords with the E power chord being played on 7th fret of
A string. The A power chord on the 5th fret on the low E string and the B on the 7th
of the low E.
I don't really know the solos, but you could just write your own. Its more fun that way.
[Chorus]
E
Oh Baby Doll!
E
when bells ring out the summer free
A
Oh baby doll
E
will it end for you and me?
B
We'll sing our old Alma Mater
A E
and think of things that used to be
[Verse1]
E
I remember it so well
A
back when the weather was cool
E
we used to have so much fun
B
when we were walking to school
E
if we stopped off to hear
A
the latest songs they sing
E
and we just make it in
B
before the bells would ring
[Chorus]
E
Oh Baby Doll!
E
when bells ring out the summer free
A
Oh baby doll
E
will it end for you and me?
B
We'll sing our old Alma Mater
A E
and think of things that used to be
[Verse2]
E
When the teacher was gone
A
that's when we'd have a ball
E
we use to dance and play
B
all up and down the hall
E
we had a portable radio
A
we was ballin' the jack
E
We'd be all back in order
B
when the teacher got back
[Chorus]
E
Oh Baby Doll!
E
when bells ring out the summer free
A
Oh baby doll
E
will it end for you and me?
B
We'll sing our old Alma Mater
A E
and think of things that used to be
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