Biografía:
J.P. (John Paul) Cormier is a Canadian bluegrass singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist. He was born in London, Ontario in 1969 and began playing guitar around age 5. As a child he displayed an unusual ability to play a variety of instruments by ear and won a guitar contest at age 9.
Mr. Cormier has stated that he learned to play guitar by listening to such noted country / bluegrass musicians as Chet Atkins and Doc Watson. Other instruments J.
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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!
J.P. Cormier - Gilgarry's Glen
## NOTE: G* = 320033 ##
CAPO: 5th Fret
INTRO: C Am G C F C G C Am G C F C G C
Am G C F
'Twas a man from the Island of Skye, they say
C G G*
Came to the harsh land of this glen
Am G C F
With his hands and his heart and the sweat of his brow
C G C G* C
Well, he made the land good again
Am G C F
Through his children the seeds of the music were passed
C G G*
And the secrets of tilling the land
Am G C F
And the ocean nearby held a kinship so deep
C G C G* C
Giving food up into their hands
CHORUS:
G F C G
And the folks in the cities have passed us by
F C D G
They don't know how they got there and don't care why___
C G C F
But there's a place we recall all the hardships back then
C G C
Down here in Gilgarry's Glen
INSTRUMENTAL: Am G C F C G C Am G C F C G C
Am G C F
Generations passed by and the coal companies came
C G G*
And the younger men all moved away
Am G C F
Progress, they said, couldn't wait on the dead
C G C
And they wound up in early graves
Am G C F
Soon the highways were finished and the trestles stood high
C G G*
As America took up the slack
Am G C F
And there's many a Scot down in old Boston town
C G C
Wishing that he could only get back
CHORUS:
G F C G
And the folks in the cities have passed us by
F C D G
They don't know how they got there and don't care why___
C G C F
But there's a place we recall all the hardships back then
C G C
Down here in Gilgarry's Glen
Am G C F
Nowadays life is simpler, the land now is still
C G G*
Now and then a few tourists stop by
Am G C F
And they're charmed by the fiddlers whose tunes tell the tale
C G C
Of that man from the Island of Skye
CHORUS:
G F C G
And the folks in the cities have passed us by
F C D G
They don't know how they got there and don't care why___
C G C F
But there's a place we recall all the good times back then
C G C
Down here in Gilgarry's Glen
G C F
Yes, if life came by twice, we'd all do it again
C G C
Down here in Gilgarry's Glen
OUTRO: C F C G G C F C G C F C G C etc., etc.
## NOTE: G* = 320033 ##
CAPO: 5th Fret
INTRO: C Am G C F C G C Am G C F C G C
Am G C F
'Twas a man from the Island of Skye, they say
C G G*
Came to the harsh land of this glen
Am G C F
With his hands and his heart and the sweat of his brow
C G C G* C
Well, he made the land good again
Am G C F
Through his children the seeds of the music were passed
C G G*
And the secrets of tilling the land
Am G C F
And the ocean nearby held a kinship so deep
C G C G* C
Giving food up into their hands
CHORUS:
G F C G
And the folks in the cities have passed us by
F C D G
They don't know how they got there and don't care why___
C G C F
But there's a place we recall all the hardships back then
C G C
Down here in Gilgarry's Glen
INSTRUMENTAL: Am G C F C G C Am G C F C G C
Am G C F
Generations passed by and the coal companies came
C G G*
And the younger men all moved away
Am G C F
Progress, they said, couldn't wait on the dead
C G C
And they wound up in early graves
Am G C F
Soon the highways were finished and the trestles stood high
C G G*
As America took up the slack
Am G C F
And there's many a Scot down in old Boston town
C G C
Wishing that he could only get back
CHORUS:
G F C G
And the folks in the cities have passed us by
F C D G
They don't know how they got there and don't care why___
C G C F
But there's a place we recall all the hardships back then
C G C
Down here in Gilgarry's Glen
Am G C F
Nowadays life is simpler, the land now is still
C G G*
Now and then a few tourists stop by
Am G C F
And they're charmed by the fiddlers whose tunes tell the tale
C G C
Of that man from the Island of Skye
CHORUS:
G F C G
And the folks in the cities have passed us by
F C D G
They don't know how they got there and don't care why___
C G C F
But there's a place we recall all the good times back then
C G C
Down here in Gilgarry's Glen
G C F
Yes, if life came by twice, we'd all do it again
C G C
Down here in Gilgarry's Glen
OUTRO: C F C G G C F C G C F C G C etc., etc.
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