Biografía:
Ian Moore (born August 8, 1968) is a guitarist and singer-songwriter from Austin, Texas. He studied fiddle as a child, but switched to guitar when wrist problems interfered. His music contains elements of folk, rock and roll, world music, and blues. Covers include Jimmy Cliff's "Many Rivers to Cross", the Beatles' "Hey Bulldog," and Bob Dylan's "You're a Big Girl Now." He has played with such musicians as the Rolling Stones, Bob Dylan, and ZZ Top, and appeared in Billy Bob Thornton's movie Sling Blade.
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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!
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MUDDY JESUS - Ian Moore
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Tabbed by: Isaias Garcia (TexasFury)
Tuning: Standard
D5
Jesus lived in a ramshackle shack
with a fat New Orleans junkie.
Charismatic cholo so some say
he was born plain lucky.
Cruise the streets of Juarez
in his low cut El Dorado
Divine command and oil slick hands
with brash and bold bravado.
F5 - G5
Mother Mary said, "Your time has come
F5 - G5
for the river's wide but can be fought and won."
F5 - G5
For the very love of God and Man
F5 - G5
ooh Jesus crossed the Rio Grande.
D5
(Look at here) Jesus fell in step with a group
of high powered Federales.
Sat them down and formed their plan
through a haze of cold Tecates.
Judas said, "Now, Jeez, I know
you're prone to walk on water.
If you swim downstream there's a better chance
that you'll make it across the border (yeah)."
F5 - G5
Mother Mary said, "Your time has come
F5 - G5
for the river's wide but can be fought and won."
F5 - G5
For the very love of God and Man
F5 - G5
oh Jesus crossed the Rio Grande.
GUITAR SOLO
D5
Jesus made his run on a hot
and humid Friday night.
But his vision it was blinded
by the bright El Paso lights.
He never saw the shot
that left him short of freedom's land.
But the faithful they're still waiting
for the coming of their man (well).
F5 - G5
Mother Mary said, "Your time has come
F5 - G5
for the river's wide but can be fought and won."
F5 - G5
For the very love of God and Man
F5 - G5
ooh Jesus crossed the Rio Grande.
Check my other tabs at http://profile.ultimate-guitar.com/TexasFury/contributions/
MUDDY JESUS - Ian Moore
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Tabbed by: Isaias Garcia (TexasFury)
Tuning: Standard
D5
Jesus lived in a ramshackle shack
with a fat New Orleans junkie.
Charismatic cholo so some say
he was born plain lucky.
Cruise the streets of Juarez
in his low cut El Dorado
Divine command and oil slick hands
with brash and bold bravado.
F5 - G5
Mother Mary said, "Your time has come
F5 - G5
for the river's wide but can be fought and won."
F5 - G5
For the very love of God and Man
F5 - G5
ooh Jesus crossed the Rio Grande.
D5
(Look at here) Jesus fell in step with a group
of high powered Federales.
Sat them down and formed their plan
through a haze of cold Tecates.
Judas said, "Now, Jeez, I know
you're prone to walk on water.
If you swim downstream there's a better chance
that you'll make it across the border (yeah)."
F5 - G5
Mother Mary said, "Your time has come
F5 - G5
for the river's wide but can be fought and won."
F5 - G5
For the very love of God and Man
F5 - G5
oh Jesus crossed the Rio Grande.
GUITAR SOLO
D5
Jesus made his run on a hot
and humid Friday night.
But his vision it was blinded
by the bright El Paso lights.
He never saw the shot
that left him short of freedom's land.
But the faithful they're still waiting
for the coming of their man (well).
F5 - G5
Mother Mary said, "Your time has come
F5 - G5
for the river's wide but can be fought and won."
F5 - G5
For the very love of God and Man
F5 - G5
ooh Jesus crossed the Rio Grande.
Check my other tabs at http://profile.ultimate-guitar.com/TexasFury/contributions/
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