Biografía:
Jason Isbell is an alt-country singer /songwriter /guitarist from Muscle Shoals, Alabama. Best known for his years with the Drive-By Truckers where he played with his then wife, bassist Shonna Tucker. Isbell - who joined the Truckers in 2001 - left the band in early 2007 around the same time as his divorce from Tucker was finalized.
In addition to being a gifted songwriter, Isbell is regarded as an exceptional guitar player. His style is mostly in the alt-country genre, but is also infused with rock and blues elements.
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Otras canciones:
- Alabama Pines
- Codeine
- We've Met
- 24 Frames
- Anxiety
- Chaos And Clothes
- Chicago Prominade
- Children Of Children
- Cigarettes And Wine
- Cover Me Up
- Cumberland Gap
- Daisy Mae
- Danko Manuel
- Decoration Day
- Devil Is My Running Mate
- Different Days
- Dress Blues
- Elephant
- Flagship
- Flying Over Water
- Go It Alone
- God Is A Working Man
- Goddamn Lonely Love
- Good
- Grown
- Heart On A String
- Hope The High Road
- How To Forget
- However Long
- Hudson Commodore
- Hurricanes And Hand Grenades
- I Follow Rivers
- If I Needed You
- If It Takes A Lifetime
- If We Were Vampires
- Last Of My Kind
- Live Oak
- Molotov
- Mutineer
- Never Could Believe
- New South Wales
- Old Flame
- Outfit
- Palmetto Rose
- Relatively Easy
- Save It For Sunday
- Seven Mile Island
- Shotgun Wedding
- Soldiers Get Strange
- Something More Than Free
- Something To Love
- Songs That She Sang In The Shower
- Speed Trap Town
- Stockholm
- Stopping By
- Streetlights
- Sunstroke
- Super 8
- The Blue
- The Devil Is My Running Mate
- The Last Song I Will Write
- The Life You Chose
- The Magician
- The Pilgrim
- To A Band That I Loved
- Tour Of Duty
- Traveling Alone
- Tupelo
- Weve Met
- White Mans World
- Yvette
¡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!
Dress Blues- Jason Isbell
Chords Used:
G: 320033
Em/G: 022033
C/G: x32033
D: xx0232
F#/G: 2x0033
Bm: x24432
[Intro]
G Em/G G Em/G
[Verse]
G Em/G
What can you see from your window?
G Em/G
I can't see anything from mine.
G Em/G
Flags on the side of the highway
C/G G D
and scripture on grocery store signs.
G Em/G
Maybe eighteen was too early.
G Em/G
Maybe thirty or forty is too.
G Em/G
Did you get your chance to make peace with the man
C/G G D
before he sent down his angels for you?
[Chorus]
Em/G F#/G G
Mamas and grandmamas love you
Em/G F#/G G F#/G
'cause that's all they know how to do.
Em/G Bm
You never planned on the bombs in the sand
C/G G D
or sleeping in your dress blues.
[Verse]
G Em/G
Your wife said this all would be funny
G Em/G
when you came back home in a week.
G Em/G
You'd turn twenty-two and we'd celebrate you
C/G G D
in a bar or a tent by the creek.
G Em/G
Your baby would just about be here.
G Em/G
Your very last tour would be up
G Em/G
but you won't be back. They're all dressing in black
C/G G D
drinking sweet tea in styrofoam cups.
[Chorus]
Em/G F#/G G
Mamas and grandmamas love you
Em/G F#/G G F#/G
American boys hate to lose.
Em/G Bm
You never planned on the bombs in the sand
C/G G D
or sleeping in your dress blues.
[Bridge]
[Verse]
G Em/G
Now the high school gymnasium's ready,
G Em/G
full of flowers and old legionnaires.
G Em/G
Nobody showed up to protest,
C/G G D
just sniffle and stare.
G Em/G
But there's red, white, and blue in the rafters
G Em/G
and there's silent old men from the corps.
G Em/G
What did they say when they shipped you away
C/G G D
to fight somebody's Hollywood war?
[Outro]
Em/G F#/G G
Nobody here could forget you.
Em/G F#/G G F#/G
You showed us what we had to lose.
Em/G Bm
You never planned on the bombs in the sand
C/G G D
or sleeping in your dress blues.
Em/G Bm
You never planned on the bombs in the sand
C/G G D
or sleeping in your dress blues.
Chords Used:
G: 320033
Em/G: 022033
C/G: x32033
D: xx0232
F#/G: 2x0033
Bm: x24432
[Intro]
G Em/G G Em/G
[Verse]
G Em/G
What can you see from your window?
G Em/G
I can't see anything from mine.
G Em/G
Flags on the side of the highway
C/G G D
and scripture on grocery store signs.
G Em/G
Maybe eighteen was too early.
G Em/G
Maybe thirty or forty is too.
G Em/G
Did you get your chance to make peace with the man
C/G G D
before he sent down his angels for you?
[Chorus]
Em/G F#/G G
Mamas and grandmamas love you
Em/G F#/G G F#/G
'cause that's all they know how to do.
Em/G Bm
You never planned on the bombs in the sand
C/G G D
or sleeping in your dress blues.
[Verse]
G Em/G
Your wife said this all would be funny
G Em/G
when you came back home in a week.
G Em/G
You'd turn twenty-two and we'd celebrate you
C/G G D
in a bar or a tent by the creek.
G Em/G
Your baby would just about be here.
G Em/G
Your very last tour would be up
G Em/G
but you won't be back. They're all dressing in black
C/G G D
drinking sweet tea in styrofoam cups.
[Chorus]
Em/G F#/G G
Mamas and grandmamas love you
Em/G F#/G G F#/G
American boys hate to lose.
Em/G Bm
You never planned on the bombs in the sand
C/G G D
or sleeping in your dress blues.
[Bridge]
[Verse]
G Em/G
Now the high school gymnasium's ready,
G Em/G
full of flowers and old legionnaires.
G Em/G
Nobody showed up to protest,
C/G G D
just sniffle and stare.
G Em/G
But there's red, white, and blue in the rafters
G Em/G
and there's silent old men from the corps.
G Em/G
What did they say when they shipped you away
C/G G D
to fight somebody's Hollywood war?
[Outro]
Em/G F#/G G
Nobody here could forget you.
Em/G F#/G G F#/G
You showed us what we had to lose.
Em/G Bm
You never planned on the bombs in the sand
C/G G D
or sleeping in your dress blues.
Em/G Bm
You never planned on the bombs in the sand
C/G G D
or sleeping in your dress blues.
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